Thomas P BurgessNew York, NY

2019027, Sep 12, 2019

May 28, 2019

16/424182

- San Francisco CA, US
Anthony Parks - Queens NY, US
Sal Gregory Garcia - Camarillo CA, US
Thomas Ezekiel Burgess - North Hollywood CA, US
Matthew Fumio Yamamoto - Moorpark CA, US
Nils Jacob Palmborg - Emeryville CA, US
Noah Kraft - Brooklyn NY, US
Daniel C. Wiggins - Montecito CA, US

G10K 11/178
H04R 3/00
H04R 1/10

An earpiece for real-time audio processing of ambient sound includes an ear bud that provides passive noise attenuation to the earpiece such that exterior ambient sound is substantially reduced within an ear of a wearer, an exterior microphone that receives ambient sound and converts the received ambient sound into analog electrical signals, and an analog-to-digital converter that converts the analog electrical signals into digital signals representative of the ambient sounds. The earpiece further includes a digital signal processor that performs a transformation operation on the digital signals according to instructions received from a mobile device, the transformation operation transforms the digital signals into modified digital signals, a digital-to-analog converter that converts the modified digital signals into modified analog electrical signals, and a speaker that outputs the modified analog electrical signals as audio waves.

2017010, Apr 13, 2017

Dec 19, 2016

15/383134

- San Francisco CA, US
Anthony Parks - Queens NY, US
Sal Gregory Garcia - Camarillo CA, US
Thomas Ezekiel Burgess - North Hollywood CA, US
Matthew Fumio Yamamoto - Moorpark CA, US
Nils Jacob Palmborg - Emeryville CA, US
Noah Kraft - Brooklyn NY, US
Daniel C. Wiggins - Montecito CA, US

G10K 11/178
H04R 1/10

Ambient sound is converted into digital signals. A processor performs active noise cancellation and/or a transformation operation that is distinct from the active noise cancellation on the digital signals. The active noise cancellation and the transformation operation transform the digital signals into modified digital signals. The modified digital signals are converted into modified analog signals. The modified analog signals are outputted as audio waves. An interior microphone is configured to output an output signal to the processor in response to receiving the modified analog signals. In response to receiving the output signal from the interior microphone, the processor is configured to determine whether the modified digital signals produce desired audio waves.

2016035, Dec 1, 2016

Jun 1, 2015

14/727860

- New York NY, US
Anthony Parks - New York NY, US
Sal Greg Garcia - Camarillo CA, US
Thomas Ezekiel Burgess - Burbank CA, US
Matthew Fumio Yamamoto - Moorpark CA, US
Nils Jacob Palmborg - New York NY, US
Noah Kraft - New York NY, US
Daniel Wiggins - Port Hueneme CA, US

H04R 1/10
H04R 3/00

An earpiece for real-time audio processing of ambient sound includes an ear bud that provides passive noise attenuation to the earpiece such that exterior ambient sound is substantially reduced within an ear of a wearer, an exterior microphone that receives ambient sound and converts the received ambient sound into analog electrical signals, and an analog-to-digital converter that converts the analog electrical signals into digital signals representative of the ambient sounds. The earpiece further includes a digital signal processor that performs a transformation operation on the digital signals according to instructions received from a mobile device, the transformation operation transforms the digital signals into modified digital signals, a digital-to-analog converter that converts the modified digital signals into modified analog electrical signals, and a speaker that outputs the modified analog electrical signals as audio waves.