Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Camera data access based on subscription status
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Application No.: US15387423Application Date: 2016-12-21
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Publication No.: US09973802B2Publication Date: 2018-05-15
- Inventor: Igor Karp , Lev Stesin
- Applicant: Google Inc.
- Applicant Address: US CA Mountain View
- Assignee: Google LLC
- Current Assignee: Google LLC
- Current Assignee Address: US CA Mountain View
- Agency: Colby Nipper
- Main IPC: G06F3/00
- IPC: G06F3/00 ; G06F9/44 ; G06F9/46 ; G06F13/00 ; H04N21/2743 ; H04N21/443 ; G06F9/54 ; H04N5/232 ; H04N21/4223 ; H04N7/18 ; H04L29/06 ; H04L29/08 ; G05D23/19 ; G05B13/04 ; G05B15/02 ; G08B17/10 ; H04L12/28 ; H04W4/00 ; H04N21/2187 ; H04N21/231 ; H04N21/258 ; G08B13/16 ; G08B13/196 ; G08B25/08

Abstract:
In embodiments of camera data access based on subscription status, a camera device captures and communicates video to a server device that receives the video, and records and maintains the video as remotely recorded video. An application implemented by a client computing device provides all access, some access, or no access to the remotely recorded video at the server device based on a subscription level corresponding to the camera device. The server device manages subscription levels associated with the user of the camera device, the subscription levels each delineating a level of access to the remotely recorded video. A first subscription level provides access to the live video captured by the camera device, and at least a second subscription level provides access to both the live video and the remotely recorded video at the server device.
Public/Granted literature
- US20170118499A1 Camera Data Access based on Subscription Status Public/Granted day:2017-04-27
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