Oliver J Wagner

20110163971, Jul 7, 2011

May 27, 2010

12/789441

Oliver P. Wagner - San Francisco CA, US
Michael Matas - San Francisco CA, US

G06F 3/041

345173

An electronic device displays one or more thumbnails. The device detects a first multi-contact gesture that includes movement of a first contact and a second contact; and, in response to detecting the first multi-contact gesture, the device displays content associated with a respective thumbnail and enlarges the content associated with the respective thumbnail to a respective enlarged size in accordance with the first multi-contact gesture. The device detects termination of the first multi-contact gesture; and, in response to detecting termination of the first multi-contact gesture: when a resizing metric based on the first multi-contact gesture is below a predefined threshold, the device ceases to display the content at the respective enlarged size; and, when the resizing metric based on the first multi-contact gesture is above the predefined threshold, the device displays the content on the display in a predefined arrangement.

20110167366, Jul 7, 2011

May 14, 2010

12/780780

Oliver P. WAGNER - San Francisco CA, US

G06F 3/048
G06F 3/033

715765, 715824, 715863, 715830

A method includes: displaying simultaneously a plurality of columns in a multi-column application that comprises: a first column that includes user-modifiable content items; and a second column that includes user-selectable items; detecting a first input that corresponds to a request to enter an edit mode for the first column; in response to detecting the first input: entering the edit mode for the first column; and deactivating the user-selectable items in the second column; while in the edit mode for the first column: detecting one or more edit inputs; and in response to detecting the edit inputs, editing one or more of the user-modifiable content items in the first column; detecting a second input that corresponds to a request to exit the edit mode for the first column; and in response to detecting the second input: exiting the edit mode, and reactivating the user-selectable items in the second column.

20120023453, Jan 26, 2012

Jul 26, 2010

12/843814

Oliver P. Wagner - San Francisco CA, US

G06F 3/048

715848, 715853

A multifunction device displays a view of a top level of a hierarchical user interface. The hierarchical user interface has a plurality of levels including the top level and one or more lower levels. In response to detecting a first input, the device displays a view of at least one of the lower levels and at least a predefined portion of the view of the top level. While displaying a view of a respective lower level and concurrently displaying at least the predefined portion of the view of the top level, the device detects a second input. When the second input corresponds to a request to enter a content modification mode for the respective lower level, the device enters the content modification mode for the respective lower level and ceases to display the predefined portion of the view of the top level.

20120078627, Mar 29, 2012

Sep 27, 2010

12/891720

Oliver P. Wagner - San Francisco CA, US

G10L 15/26

704235, 704E15045

During operation of an electronic device such as a cellular telephone with a touch screen display or other electronic equipment, a voice recognition engine may gather data on spoken words. Data on the spoken words that are recognized may be maintained in a spoken word database maintained by an input processor with an autocorrection engine. A user may supply text input that contains mistyped words to the electronic device using the touch screen or a keyboard. The input processor may use the autocorrection engine to automatically replace mistyped words with corrected versions of the mistyped words. The corrected words may be displayed in real time as the user supplies the text input. The autocorrection engine may make word correction decisions based at least partly on information in the spoken word database.

20220346886, Nov 3, 2022

Jun 28, 2022

17/851270

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Federico Barbagli - San Francisco CA, US
Caitlin Q. Donhowe - Mountain View CA, US
Vincent Duindam - San Francisco CA, US
Michael D. Paris - San Francisco CA, US
Oliver Wagner - Mountain View CA, US
Tao Zhao - Sunnyvale CA, US

A61B 34/20
A61B 90/00
A61B 6/00
A61B 6/02
A61B 6/12
A61B 34/10

A computer-assisted medical system comprises a fluoroscopic imager having a full scan range in a surgical coordinate space. The system further comprises one or more processors configured to perform a method. The method includes receiving a first fluoroscopic image data set of a patient anatomy. The first fluoroscopic image data set is obtained from the full scan range of the fluoroscopic imager. The method further includes receiving at least one additional fluoroscopic image data set of the patient anatomy from the fluoroscopic imager operating in a constrained range substantially smaller than the full scan range. The method further includes constructing a first planar tomographic image from the first and at least one additional fluoroscopic image data sets.

20220296335, Sep 22, 2022

Jun 7, 2022

17/834312

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Oliver J. Wagner - Mountain View CA, US

A61B 90/00
A61B 5/055
A61B 1/00
A61B 5/00
A61B 5/11
A61B 6/02
A61B 6/12
A61B 6/00
A61B 5/06

An anatomical marker may comprise a body comprising a first material observable to a first imaging modality and a second material observable to a second imaging modality. The first material may be different from the second material. The first imaging modality may be x-ray, computer-aided tomography (CT), or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The second imaging modality may be fluorescent imaging. The body may be configured to secure to an external surface of an anatomical feature internal to a patient, without penetrating the external surface.

20220214158, Jul 7, 2022

Mar 21, 2022

17/700370

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Federico Barbagli - San Francisco CA, US
Samuel Chang - Mountain View CA, US
Anoop B. Kowshik - Saratoga CA, US
Oliver Wagner - Sunnyvale CA, US
Michael Paris - San Francisco CA, US
Mark Froggatt - Blacksburg VA, US

G01B 11/16
G01L 1/24
G02B 23/26
A61B 1/00
G02B 6/02
G02B 6/34
G02B 6/00

An optical force sensor along with an optical processing apparatus and method are disclosed. The optical force sensor includes an optical fiber, a core included in the optical fiber, an instrument including the optical fiber, the instrument having a distal region, and a tubular structure encasing an end of the optical fiber and secured to the first conduit at the distal region of the instrument. When an optical interferometric system is coupled to the optical fiber, it processes reflected light from a portion of the core included within the tubular structure that does not include Bragg gratings to produce a measurement of a force present at the distal region of the instrument.

20210378763, Dec 9, 2021

Aug 20, 2021

17/407634

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Federico Barbagli - San Francisco CA, US
Reuben D. Brewer - Millbrae CA, US
Christopher R. Carlson - Belmont CA, US
Vincent Duindam - San Francisco CA, US
Tania K. Morimoto - Redwood City CA, US
Michael D. Paris - San Francisco CA, US
Oliver J. Wagner - Mountain View CA, US

A61B 34/00
A61B 34/35
A61B 46/10

A drape for an input control console of an elongate device may comprise a main drape section configured to fit over the input control console via a main opening at one end of the main drape section. The drape may also comprise a plurality of pockets. Each of the plurality of pockets may include a pocket opening that is attached to a respective secondary opening in the main drape section. Each of the plurality of pockets may be configured to be anchored, at the pocket opening, to a side surface of a respective raised ring or bezel on the input control console using a respective tightening element.