Eric A Dahl, Age 735746 Del Trigo Ln, Concord, CA 94521

2006025, Nov 16, 2006

May 11, 2005

11/126666

Stuart Atkins - Los Angeles CA, US
Eric Dahl - Goleta CA, US

G09B 19/00

434236000

The invention relates to a system and method for assessing and modifying personal strengths. The system first instructs a person to assess his/her personal strengths, then guides that person through a process of soliciting and collecting feedback from respondents known to the person. The system interprets the feedback and then enables the person to effectively utilize the feedback by providing individualized guidelines on modifying selected strengths, questions for developing a plan of modifying, e.g. enhancing or decreasing strengths, and standardized requests for more in-depth feedback about specific situations in which to practice the new behavior. This focused feedback can help a person to make the most of their strengths, reach personal and work goals faster, do what's best for themselves and others, and be more effective in their key relationships at work and at home.

2022033, Oct 20, 2022

Oct 31, 2018

16/177036

- San Francisco CA, US
Blake Konrardy - San Francisco CA, US
Eric Dahl - Newman Lake WA, US
Aaron Shimer - Evanston IL, US
Micah Wind Russo - Oakland CA, US
Theobolt N. Leung - San Francisco CA, US

G09B 5/00
B60Q 9/00

Methods and systems for improving vehicular safety by utilizing uplift modeling techniques to improve a driving tip treatment generation model are provided. According to embodiments, a tip server can analyze telematics data associated with operation of one or more vehicles to determine that a driving tip should be provided to a driver of a vehicle. The tip server then utilize a treatment generation model to determine a treatment for how to provide the driving tip in a manner optimized for the particular driver. The tip server can analyze additional telematics data to determine an effectiveness of the driving tip and to update the treatment generation model in accordance with uplift modeling techniques.

2022032, Oct 13, 2022

Nov 30, 2018

16/206063

- San Francisco CA, US
Theobolt N. Leung - San Francisco CA, US
Gareth Finucane - San Francisco CA, US
Eric Dahl - Newman Lake WA, US

G06F 17/50
A63F 13/25

Systems and methods for facilitating virtual operation of a virtual vehicle within a virtual environment are disclosed. According to aspects, a computing device may access a data model indicative of real-life operation of a real-life vehicle by a real-life operator and, based on the data model, generate a set of virtual vehicle movements that are reflective of a performance of the real-life operation of the real-life vehicle by the real-life operator. The computing device may display, in a user interface, the virtual vehicle undertaking the set of virtual vehicle movements such that the real-life operator may review the virtual movements and potentially be motivated to improve his/her real-life vehicle operation.

2022032, Oct 6, 2022

Jul 15, 2020

16/929655

- San Francisco CA, US
Theobolt N. Leung - San Francisco CA, US
Eric Dahl - Newman Lake WA, US

H02J 50/00
H02J 7/02
H02J 7/00
H02J 50/10
H02K 7/18
A44C 9/00

A smart ring charging system comprises one or more permanent magnets and a smart ring. The smart ring includes a ring-shaped housing, a power source disposed within the ring- shaped housing, and a charging circuit. The charging circuit includes an induction coil, and is configured to charge the power source when user motion changes magnetic flux from the one or more permanent magnets through the induction coil. The smart ring further includes a component, disposed within the ring-shaped housing and configured to draw energy from the power source, and further configured to perform one or more of the following operations: i) sense a physical phenomenon external to the ring-shaped housing, ii) send communication signals to a communication device external to the ring-shaped housing, and iii) implement a user interface.

2022021, Jul 7, 2022

Mar 21, 2022

17/700225

- San Francisco CA, US
Theobolt N. Leung - San Francisco CA, US
Gareth Finucane - San Francisco CA, US
Eric Dahl - Newman Lake WA, US

B60W 40/09
G06Q 50/00
G06F 16/9538
G07C 5/00

Systems and methods of utilizing badging for driver risk assessment are provided. Vehicle telematics data (e.g., speed data, acceleration data, braking data, cornering data, following distance data, turn signal data, seatbelt use data) associated with a vehicle operator may be analyzed. Based on the analysis, a trend of safe operation of the vehicle may be identified (e.g., based on a number of vehicle trips and/or a number of consecutive vehicle trips in which the vehicle telematics data indicates safe operation of the vehicle, a frequency of vehicle trips in which the vehicle telematics data indicates safe operation of the vehicle, a comparison to other drivers, etc.) A digital certificate indicating the trend of safe operation of the vehicle may be associated with the vehicle operator. In response to a third-party query regarding the vehicle operator, the digital certificate associated with the vehicle operator may be displayed to the third party.

2023002, Jan 26, 2023

Oct 3, 2022

17/937576

- San Francisco CA, US
Theobolt N. Leung - San Francisco CA, US
Eric Dahl - Newman Lake WA, US

H02J 7/00
A44C 9/00
H02J 7/02

A smart ring charging system comprises a charging source integrated into an object, the object configured to be held by a user wearing a smart ring. The smart ring may include a ring-shaped housing and a power source disposed within or at the ring-shaped housing and configured to receive energy from the charging source while the user is wearing the smart ring and holding the object. A controller may be disposed within or at the ring-shaped housing, or at the object with the charger and configured to estimate a charging rate at which the power source receives the energy from the charging source. The system may further include one or more indicators configured to indicate the charging rate.

2021005, Feb 25, 2021

Nov 5, 2020

17/090554

- San Francisco CA, US
Kenneth J. Sanchez - San Francisco CA, US
Eric Dahl - Newman Lake WA, US

G07C 5/08
G07C 5/00

Systems and methods for dynamically assessing vehicle operation are described. According to certain aspects, an electronic device may accumulate telematics data associated with operation of a vehicle, where the telematics data indicates a location of the vehicle. The electronic device may retrieve additional telematics data of additional vehicles operating at or near the location, and compare the accumulated telematics data to the additional telematics data. The electronic device may dynamically generate and display a data visualization indicating the analysis for review by an operator of the vehicle.