Gabriel I Rowe, 44Bellevue, WA

2013023, Sep 12, 2013

Dec 19, 2012

13/720700

Gabriel Isaiah Rowe - Fremont CA, US

Amazon Technologies, Inc. - Reno NV

G02F 1/1333
H01L 33/58

349 12, 438 27

A two layer touch panel structure utilizes direct-bonded touch panel and liquid crystal display (LCD) stackups for devices like tablets and computers. The top surface of a color filter and a receive conducting layer are placed close to the surface of the stackup. Placing a layer of conductive material on top of the color filter, on top of the polarizer, or on the cover glass can enable the process to be greatly simplified and cheaper than conventional processes, while maintaining excellent electrical and touch performance, and reducing ITO pattern visibility. Such a process also can utilize a large color filter, enabling significantly more pieces to be formed from a single stack and thus further improving efficiency and cost.

2012030, Dec 6, 2012

May 31, 2011

13/149437

Eric Liu - Santa Clara CA, US
Gabriel Rowe - Fremont CA, US

G06F 3/033
G06F 3/041

345163, 345173

Embodiments of the present invention disclose a transparent layer for a touch-sensitive computing device. According to one embodiment, the computing device includes a touch user interface for displaying a plurality of interactive screens and for receiving input from an operating user. Furthermore, the touch user interface includes a touch interface layer and a transparent interface layer. When a drawing tool is used for input from the user, the input is registered as drawing input to be associated with the transparent interface layer.

2021040, Dec 30, 2021

Jun 30, 2021

17/363954

- San Jose CA, US
Kaveh Hosseini - Cork, IE
Timothy Williams - Bellevue WA, US
Gabriel Rowe - Kirkland WA, US
Roman Ogirko - Lviv, UA
Brendan Lawton - Cork, IE

Cypress Semiconductor Corporation - San Jose CA

G06F 3/041
G06F 3/044

A capacitance-sensing circuit may include a channel input associated with measuring a capacitance of a unit cell of a capacitive sense array. The capacitance-sensing circuit may also include a capacitive hardware baseliner that is coupled to the channel input. The capacitive hardware baseliner generates a baseline current based on a time constant of the channel input associated with the measuring of the capacitance of the element of the capacitive sense array using the programmable baseline resistor. The capacitive hardware baseliner provides the baseline current at the channel input to provide a charge for a sense capacitor. A change in the charge of the sense capacitor is provided by the baseline current indicating a presence of a tough object proximate to the element.

2017037, Dec 28, 2017

Jul 26, 2017

15/659798

- San Jose CA, US
Kaveh Hosseini - Cork, IE
Timothy John Williams - Bellevue WA, US
Gabriel Rowe - Kirkland WA, US
Roman Ogirko - Lviv, UA
Brendan Lawton - Cork, IE

Cypress Semiconductor Corporation - San Jose CA

G06F 3/044
G06F 3/041

A capacitance-sensing circuit may include a channel input associated with measuring a capacitance of a unit cell of a capacitive sense array. The capacitance-sensing circuit may also include a capacitive hardware baseliner that is coupled to the channel input. The capacitive hardware baseliner includes a programmable baseline resistor, and a buffer with an input coupled to the programmable baseline resistor and an output coupled to the channel input. The capacitive hardware baseliner generates a baseline current based on a time constant of the channel input associated with the measuring of the capacitance of the element of the capacitive sense array using the programmable baseline resistor. The capacitive hardware baseliner provides the baseline current at the channel input to provide a charge for a sense capacitor. A change in the charge of the sense capacitor is provided by the baseline current indicating a presence of a touch object proximate to the element.

2016027, Sep 22, 2016

Mar 17, 2016

15/072699

- Renton WA, US
Nicholas R. Pearson-Franks - Sammamish WA, US
Gabriel I. Rowe - Kirkland WA, US

PB Inc - Renton WA

H04W 4/00

A device for operation as part of a system or network, the device combining a power cell, a battery housing enclosing the power cell, and an on-board radiobeacon within the housing, where the battery is configured to supply DC power to an external apparatus and to the radiobeacon in parallel. A sensor or sensor package may also be included in the battery device and reports to the system or network. In response to a sensor or clock-derived trigger, a microcontroller in the battery uses the radiobeacon to broadcast messages to a radio receiver of a smart device or a network system. The radiobeacon has a unique identifier, and because the messages are low energy, low power radio transmissions having a maximum range of less that about 300 ft (about 100 m). Any smart device or network receiving the beacon signal may track, map and monitor the signal from the device.

2016005, Feb 25, 2016

Mar 26, 2015

14/670345

- San Jose CA, US
Roman Ogirko - Lviv, UA
Kaveh Hosseini - Cork, IE
Brendan Lawton - Cork, IE
Timothy Williams - Bellevue WA, US
Gabriel Rowe - Kirkland WA, US

G06F 3/044

A capacitance-sensing circuit may include a channel input associated with measuring a capacitance of a unit cell of a capacitive sense array. The capacitance-sensing circuit may also include a capacitive hardware baseliner that is coupled to the channel input. The capacitive hardware baseliner may generate a baseline current using a baseline capacitor and may provide the baseline current to the channel input.