Adam L Miller

6587668, Jul 1, 2003

Apr 30, 2001

09/846602

Adam L. Miller - Santa Monica CA
Anthony C. Christopoulos - Pasadena CA
Steven D. Seymour - West Hollywood CA

Cyberu, Inc. - Santa Monica CA

G09B 300

434350

An enterprise wide integrated training system. On-line training offering are aggregated into a searchable database. A corporation is a model in a relational database with each employee modeled as a user object have rights defined by the corporation and customized on an individual basis. A user interface permits access to the on-line offerings based on the defined rights. The user interface provides a portal for access to a corporate knowledge base that may be accessed for just in time training or to query an expert regarding a specific topic. Off-line training is facilitated through an entity wide events calendar individually adapted for the particular user based or attributes of the corresponding user object.

D685732, Jul 9, 2013

Oct 12, 2012

29/434404

Adam C Miller - Los Angeles CA, US
Noah Dentzel - Santa Barbara CA, US

1302

D13108, D13147

8578408, Nov 5, 2013

Mar 10, 2009

12/401547

Richard W. Tom - Los Angeles CA, US
Eric I. Feng - Marina del Rey CA, US
Hua Zheng - Beijing, CN
Jean-Paul Colaco - Manhattan Beach CA, US
Adam W. Miller - Newport Beach CA, US

Hulu, LLC - Santa Monica CA

H04N 7/10
H04N 7/025

725 34, 725 32, 725 35, 725 36, 705 144

A method, apparatus, article of manufacture, and a memory structure for providing advertisements into a streamed media program is disclosed. One embodiment comprises a user computer for accepting user input, the user input directly defining user preferences regarding the presentation of the advertisements in the streamed media program and for inserting advertisements in the streamed media program according to the defined user preferences; and a media program provider communicatively coupled to the user computer, for transmitting the streamed media program to the user computer for presentation to the user on a display communicatively coupled to the user computer.

20220212318, Jul 7, 2022

Mar 25, 2022

17/704963

- Harbor City CA, US
Adam C. Miller - Los Angeles CA, US

B25B 9/02
A47G 21/10

A grasping tool () has a pair of elongate arms () attached via a hinge element (). The elongate arms () provide gripping surfaces () for grasping an item therebetween. A finger engagement element () extends from each of the elongate arms, () spaced a distance from the proximal end (). Each elongate arm () is generally disposed on a first axis, and each finger engagement element () is disposed around a second axis, such that the second axis is approximately parallel to and located below the first axis, such that the first and second axes are spaced a distance such that the pair of elongate arms () are positioned above the fingers of the user when the user's fingers are positioned through the finger engagement elements ().

20230050151, Feb 16, 2023

Sep 2, 2022

17/902376

- El Segundo CA, US
Christopher D. Cimerman - Clarence Center NY, US
Gerry Cody - Los Angeles CA, US
Stephen C. Hallaian - Long Beach CA, US
Adam Miller - Los Angeles CA, US
Jebraeil Samo - Rowland Heights CA, US

A63H 18/02

A toy vehicle track system of the present application includes electrical connections between the track pieces that allow a central hub, referred to herein as a “portal piece,” to communicate with any track pieces included in the track system. In order to ensure that the portal piece can quickly and accurately identify track configurations that are built, the toy vehicle track system implements a communications protocol that supports communications between any two pieces of track. Based on these communications, the portal piece can determine an orientation, a track type, and a position of any track pieces attached, whether directly or indirectly, to the portal piece. The portal piece can then transmit this information to an electronic device executing an application associated with the track system to allow for digital play on a digital version of the track configuration (among other digital play modes).

20210021709, Jan 21, 2021

Oct 2, 2020

17/062083

- San Francisco CA, US
Nicolas Benitez - Los Angeles CA, US
Adam Miller - Los Angeles CA, US

Gridspace Inc. - San Francisco CA

H04M 3/523

A call flow manager includes a graph of connected nodes implementing a call center routing flow, and corresponding views for examining and modifying the nodes and graph. The call flow manager implements a set of fundamental node types, with complexity and behavior encapsulated within the nodes. The nodes process calls and add tags to the calls that may be utilized in downstream nodes of the call flow.

20200330886, Oct 22, 2020

Apr 15, 2020

16/849255

- El Segundo CA, US
Christopher D. Cimerman - Clarence Center NY, US
Gerry Cody - Los Angeles CA, US
Stephen C. Hallaian - Long Beach CA, US
Adam Miller - Los Angeles CA, US
Jebraeil Samo - Rowland Heights CA, US

A63H 18/02

A toy vehicle track system of the present application includes electrical connections between the track pieces that allow a central hub, referred to herein as a “portal piece,” to communicate with any track pieces included in the track system. In order to ensure that the portal piece can quickly and accurately identify track configurations that are built, the toy vehicle track system implements a communications protocol that supports communications between any two pieces of track. Based on these communications, the portal piece can determine an orientation, a track type, and a position of any track pieces attached, whether directly or indirectly, to the portal piece. The portal piece can then transmit this information to an electronic device executing an application associated with the track system to allow for digital play on a digital version of the track configuration (among other digital play modes).

20200330887, Oct 22, 2020

Apr 15, 2020

16/849263

- El Segundo CA, US
Adam Miller - Los Angeles CA, US

A63H 18/02

A toy vehicle booster includes a launcher that can be actuated via repeated user actuations of an actuator. The force of each actuation is mechanically transferred to a booster assembly to cause rotation of the booster assembly and repeated actuations of the actuator continuously increase the rotational speed of the booster assembly. The toy vehicle booster also includes a feedback portion configured to provide feedback based on a rotational speed of the booster assembly and/or a speed at which the booster assembly will boost a toy vehicle. In at least some instances, the feedback is based on the detected rotational speed of booster wheels. The detected rotational speed may also be transmitted to an electronic device to provide additional feedback at the electronic device.