Jonathan R Engelsma, 578227 State Rd, Nunica, MI 49448

7003464, Feb 21, 2006

Jan 9, 2003

10/339067

James Ferrans - Wheaton IL, US
Jonathan Engelsma - Hudsonville MI, US
Michael Pearce - Barrington IL, US
Mark Randolph - Kildeer IL, US
Jerome Vogedes - Wind Lake WI, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G10L 21/00

7042701, 704270, 704201, 715760

A voice browser dialog enabler for multimodal dialog uses a multimodal markup document with fields have markup-based forms associated with each field and defining fragments. A voice browser driver resides on a communication device and provides the fragments and identifiers that identify the fragments. A voice browser implementation resides on a remote voice server and receives the fragments from the driver and downloads a plurality of speech grammars. Input speech is matched against those speech grammars associated with the corresponding identifiers received in a recognition request from the voice browser driver.

7751431, Jul 6, 2010

Dec 30, 2004

11/027619

Jonathan R. Engelsma - Hudsonville MI, US
James C. Ferrans - Wheaton IL, US
Michael D. Pearce - Barrington IL, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04J 3/16

370466

A communication unit () includes a communication interface, for transmitting and receiving communications when operably connected to a first communication network; and a processor cooperatively operable with the communication interface. Responsive to receipt of an utterance, the communication unit () can perform a fetch () over the communication interface and can transmit a first message () having the utterance over the communication interface. The communication unit () can receive a second message () having a result () of a recognition of the utterance from the communication interface in response to the fetch ().

8090732, Jan 3, 2012

Dec 16, 2008

12/335885

Swee M. Mok - Palatine IL, US
William P. Alberth - Prairie Grove IL, US
John R. Barr - Deer Park IL, US
Jonathan R. Engelsma - Hudsonville MI, US
Steven F. Gillig - Roselle IL, US
Xiang Xu - Nanjing, CN

Motorola Mobility, Inc. - Libertyville IL

G06F 7/00
G06F 17/30

707758, 707713

Each user can contribute to an original search and to refining the results of the search. Preferences of all of the users are considered in the search even while those preferences can be kept private. In some embodiments of the present invention, at least two users each submit a search query. The multiple search queries are logically combined to produce one set of search results. The results can be reviewed by the users and refined if necessary. In some embodiments, a search query can be specified by a single user, but the search engine takes into consideration the stored preferences of multiple users (in addition to the search query itself, of course).

8233916, Jul 31, 2012

Aug 16, 2007

11/839901

Weidong Shi - Streamwood IL, US
Jonathan R. Engelsma - Hudsonville MI, US
James C. Ferrans - Wheaton IL, US
Mathieu C. Hans - Hoffman Estates IL, US

Motorola Mobility, Inc. - Libertyville IL

H04W 24/00

4554563

A system for establishing multi-party wireless game sessions includes a game session broker and at least two wireless units. Each wireless unit includes a first wireless device having relatively low power consumption and a second wireless device having relatively high power consumption. The game session broker is configured to receive a session ready message that includes location information for a first player and search for a second player having location information matching the location information for the first player. Upon finding a matching player, the game session broker sends session available messages to the wireless units associated with the first and second players. Session ready messages are sent and session available message are received using the first wireless devices. Upon receiving the session available message, the first and second players can establish a wireless game session using their respective second wireless devices. Preferably, the second wireless devices are maintained powered-off until a session available message is received.

8370160, Feb 5, 2013

Dec 31, 2007

11/967356

Michael D. Pearce - Barrington IL, US
Jonathan R. Engelsma - Hudsonville MI, US
James C. Ferrans - Wheaton IL, US

Motorola Mobility LLC - Libertyville IL

G10L 21/00

7042701, 704275

Embodiments include methods and apparatus for synchronizing data and focus between visual and voice views associated with distributed multi-modal applications. An embodiment includes a client device adapted to render a visual display that includes at least one multi-modal display element for which input data is receivable though a visual modality and a voice modality. When the client detects a user utterance via the voice modality, the client sends uplink audio data representing the utterance to a speech recognizer. An application server receives a speech recognition result generated by the speech recognizer, and sends a voice event response to the client. The voice event response is sent as a response to an asynchronous HTTP voice event request previously sent to the application server by the client. The client may then send another voice event request to the application server in response to receiving the voice event response.

8386260, Feb 26, 2013

Dec 17, 2008

12/336768

Jonathan R. Engelsma - Hudsonville MI, US
Anuraj Kunnummel Ennai - Bangalore, IN
James C. Ferrans - Wheaton IL, US

Motorola Mobility LLC - Libertyville IL

G10L 21/00

7042701, 704275

Embodiments of a system include a client device (), a voice server (), and an application server (). The voice server is distinct from the application server. The client device renders () a visual display that includes at least one display element for which input data is receivable though a visual modality and a voice modality. The client device may receive speech through the voice modality and send () uplink audio data representing the speech to the voice server over an audio data path (). The application server receives () a speech recognition result from the voice server over an application server/voice server control path (). The application server sends (), over an application server/client control path (), a message to the client device that includes the speech recognition result. The client device updates () one or more of the display elements according to the speech recognition result.

2004010, Jun 10, 2004

Dec 9, 2002

10/314581

Jonathan Engelsma - Hudsonville MI, US
Sanjay Tibrewal - San Jose CA, US

H04M011/00

379/088180

A method of retrieving information from an information source () is provided. A user () is connected with a communication node () and a called party at the information source (). The communication node () monitors the call in order to receive and store the instructions that the user () inputs in order to obtain certain information. The user () may instruct the node () as to specific instructions or the node may monitor all the commands that are input. When the user () wants information at a later time, the communication node () can connect to the third party at the information source (), retrace the commands the user () entered previously and then provide the user with the desired information.

2004020, Oct 14, 2004

Dec 9, 2002

10/314646

Sanjay Tibrewal - San Jose CA, US
Jonathan Engelsma - Hudsonville MI, US

H04M011/10
H04M003/42
H04B007/00
H04Q007/20

455/414100, 455/515000, 455/412100

A method of assisting a user placed on-hold is provided. The user () is connected with a communication node () and a called party. The communication node () monitors the connection so that if the user () is placed on-hold, the user may instruct the node to call back at a call back number when the called party returns to the connection. The user () may also instruct the node () to leave a message for the called party. The user () then disconnects but the node () maintains the connection until the called party returns to prompt the node further or to receive the message left by the user.