James M Jiang, 35Redondo Beach, CA

7844734, Nov 30, 2010

Feb 1, 2005

11/048511

James Jiang - Alviso CA, US
De Ji - Alviso CA, US
Anumele Raja - Alviso CA, US

InnoPath Software, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

G06F 15/16

709245

Dynamic Addressing (DA) is provided that uses a Centralized DA Manager to manage function calls, global variable, and constant variable references among components of software code. The DA Manager is generated during the process of linking the components and is loaded along with the code into client device memory. References from one component to another are stored in the DA Manager along with the address of each component. In an embodiment, the DA Manager includes linker-defined symbols stored in fixed addresses, such that the linker-defined symbols consistently provide the current address for data requested from another component. Changes to a component during file upgrades that result in location changes of the component in memory are recorded by the DA Manager, thereby maintaining the integrity of references to the component present in the code.

2005020, Sep 15, 2005

Oct 22, 2004

10/971179

James Jiang - Alviso CA, US
De Ji - Alviso CA, US

G06F009/44

717162000

Dynamic Addressing (DA) is provided that uses a Centralized DA Manager to manage function calls, global variable, and constant variable references among components of software code. The DA Manager is generated during the process of linking the components and is loaded along with the code into client device memory. References from one component to another are stored in the DA Manager along with the address of each component. The DA Manager acts as a centralized router linking components during execution of the software so references from one component to another are routed via the DA Manager instead of directly between the components. Therefore, changes to a component during file upgrades that result in location changes of the component in memory are recorded by the DA Manager, thereby maintaining the integrity of references to the component present in the code.

2023008, Mar 23, 2023

Apr 2, 2020

17/802399

- Mountain View CA, US
James Sye Jiang Wong - Sunnyvale CA, US

H04N 21/234
H04N 21/235

Methods, systems, and media for synchronizing video streams are provided. In some embodiments, the method comprises: identifying a target video stream and a reference video stream, wherein the target video stream and the reference video stream are two different broadcasts of a program; generating, for the target video stream, a sequence of fingerprints; determining a time shift at which the sequence of fingerprints appears within the reference video stream; determining whether the target video stream is synchronized with the reference video stream by determining whether the time shift exceeds a predetermined threshold; and, in response to determining that the target video stream is not synchronized with the reference video stream, causing an electronic programming guide that includes an indication of the target video stream to be modified based on the time shift.

2021021, Jul 15, 2021

May 21, 2019

17/257251

- Stanford CA, US
- Newton NJ, US
Noah Yuzo TOYONAGA - Stanford CA, US
James Y. JIANG - Newton NJ, US
Alex E. CABLE - Newton NJ, US

A61B 8/08
A61B 8/00
G01S 17/66
G01S 15/89

This disclosure relates to combined frequency and angle compounding for speckle reduction in ultrasound imaging Such combined frequency and angle compounding can result in a multiplicative speckle reduction compared to using either frequency compounding or angle compounding alone. Compounding methods of this disclosure can make use of the full aperture of the ultrasound probe when acquiring individual images, hence there can be no compromise in resolution. In disclosed embodiments, ultrasound images can be obtained while an ultrasound probe is moving and the relative position and orientation of the ultrasound images can be determined from a measurement of the position and orientation of the ultrasound probe. Certain embodiments can correct for the movement and distortion of an object being imaged during the image acquisition.

2017019, Jul 6, 2017

Jan 6, 2016

14/989272

- Tokyo, JP
James JIANG - Palo Alto CA, US

G08G 1/127
G08B 6/00
G08C 23/02
G06F 3/01

A vehicle can detect a presence of a remote device. The vehicle can activate a sound source array that generates at least one ultrasound wave providing haptic feedback indicative of the presence of the vehicle to an operator of the vehicle, based on detecting the presence of the remote device.