Charles Forbes Stickels, 61Ball Ground, GA

2021011, Apr 22, 2021

Oct 22, 2019

16/659962

- Arlington VA, US
Charles Forbes STICKELS - Milton GA, US
John Gregory BOSQUE - Roswell GA, US
Diego MONDRAGON - Roswell GA, US
Joseph Richard CANTRELL - Atlanta GA, US

B60N 2/00
B60N 2/28
B60R 22/48
B60W 50/14
B60R 22/10

A detection system may include a first sleeve shaped to receive and retain a buckle of a child safety seat. The first sleeve may include a first body portion shaped to receive and retain the buckle, a male connector portion integrally formed with the first body portion, and a transmitter electrically coupled to the male connector portion. The detection system may include a second sleeve shaped to receive and retain a buckle connector. The second sleeve may include a second body portion shaped to receive and retain the buckle connector, a female connector portion connected to the second body portion, and a battery electrically coupled to the female connector portion and configured to provide energy to the transmitter when the male connector portion communicates with the female connector portion. The transmitter may generate a signal, indicating a presence of a child, when the transmitter receives energy from the battery.

2021002, Jan 21, 2021

Jul 15, 2019

16/512083

- Arlington VA, US
Charles Forbes STICKELS - Milton GA, US
Joseph Richard CANTRELL - Atlanta GA, US

G08G 1/0967
H04W 4/46
G06K 9/00
G07C 5/00

One or more devices associated with a first vehicle receives location information that specifies a location of a second vehicle. The one or more devices determine, based on the location information, that the second vehicle is within a threshold distance of the first vehicle. The one or more devices establish, based on determining that the second vehicle is within the threshold distance of the first vehicle, a peer-to-peer (P2P) connection with the second vehicle. The one or more devices receive from the second vehicle, and by using the P2P connection, content that has been captured by a camera component associated with the second vehicle. The one or more devices cause an interface associated with the first vehicle to display the content.

2020022, Jul 16, 2020

Jan 10, 2019

16/244279

- Arlington VA, US
Ketan Shridhar Adkar - Alpharetta GA, US
Keith Braddock - Cumming GA, US
Diego Mondragon - Roswell GA, US
Charles Forbes Stickels - Milton GA, US

G01C 21/34
G06K 9/00
B60W 40/08
A61B 5/18

A method, system, and computer-readable medium are provided to transmit, via a wireless network from an on-board diagnostic interface coupled to a diagnostic port of a vehicle, telematics data collected during the vehicle's operation; transmit, via the wireless network from a monitoring device, physiological data obtained for the vehicle's operator at corresponding points in time during the vehicle's operation; determine multiple roadway locations of the vehicle at the corresponding points in time, using the telematics data; determine a physiological state of the operator at each of the multiple roadway locations at the corresponding points in time, using the physiological data; determine, using the physiological states, a stress level profile associated with the operator for each travel route to a destination and including the multiple roadway locations, and send, to the operator, a recommendation identifying travel routes based on the associated stress level profiles.