Kevin C Fan

20200260219, Aug 13, 2020

Apr 27, 2020

16/859797

- San Francisco CA, US
Snir Kodesh - San Francisco CA, US
Jatin Chopra - San Francisco CA, US
Kevin Fan - San Francisco CA, US
Charlie Lin - San Francisco CA, US
Limin Shen - San Francisco CA, US
Dor Levi - San Francisco CA, US
Asif Haque - San Francisco CA, US
Zeynep Erkin Baz - San Francisco CA, US

H04W 4/02
H04W 4/44
H04W 4/029
H04W 4/021

Embodiments provide techniques, including systems and methods, for determining an estimated target pickup location for a corresponding transport request at a particular location, such as associated with a particular geohash. A requestor may send a request that is associated with a location that does not reflect the requestor's intent regarding where they would like to be met by the provider (i.e., “picked up”). GPS inaccuracies may cause the request location to inaccurately indicate where the requestor will be; for example, the request location may be inside a building while the requestor is waiting on a curb around a far side of the building. The target pickup location allows for a requestor and a provider to meet more efficiently, reducing delay for the provider and improving the efficiency of the system by preventing provider system resources from being taken from other service areas and decreasing provider downtime upon matching.

20200112826, Apr 9, 2020

Nov 19, 2019

16/688859

- San Francisco CA, US
Snir Kodesh - San Francisco CA, US
Jatin Chopra - San Francisco CA, US
Kevin Fan - San Francisco CA, US
Charlie Lin - San Francisco CA, US
Limin Shen - San Francisco CA, US
Dor Levi - San Francisco CA, US
Asif Haque - San Francisco CA, US
Zeynep Erkin Baz - San Francisco CA, US

H04W 4/02
H04W 4/021
H04W 4/029
H04W 4/44

Embodiments provide techniques, including systems and methods, for determining an estimated target pickup location for a corresponding transport request at a particular location, such as associated with a particular geohash. A requestor may send a request that is associated with a location that does not reflect the requestor's intent regarding where they would like to be met by the provider (i.e., “picked up”). GPS inaccuracies may cause the request location to inaccurately indicate where the requestor will be; for example, the request location may be inside a building while the requestor is waiting on a curb around a far side of the building. The target pickup location allows for a requestor and a provider to meet more efficiently, reducing delay for the provider and improving the efficiency of the system by preventing provider system resources from being taken from other service areas and decreasing provider downtime upon matching.

20190306657, Oct 3, 2019

Mar 29, 2019

16/369998

- San Francisco CA, US
Snir Kodesh - San Francisco CA, US
Jatin Chopra - San Francisco CA, US
Kevin Fan - San Francisco CA, US
Charlie Lin - San Francisco CA, US
Limin Shen - San Francisco CA, US
Dor Levi - San Francisco CA, US
Asif Haque - San Francisco CA, US
Zeynep Erkin Baz - San Francisco CA, US

H04W 4/02
H04W 4/44
H04W 4/021
H04W 4/029

Embodiments provide techniques, including systems and methods, for determining an estimated target pickup location for a corresponding transport request at a particular location, such as associated with a particular geohash. A requestor may send a request that is associated with a location that does not reflect the requestor's intent regarding where they would like to be met by the provider (i.e., “picked up”). GPS inaccuracies may cause the request location to inaccurately indicate where the requestor will be; for example, the request location may be inside a building while the requestor is waiting on a curb around a far side of the building. The target pickup location allows for a requestor and a provider to meet more efficiently, reducing delay for the provider and improving the efficiency of the system by preventing provider system resources from being taken from other service areas and decreasing provider downtime upon matching.

20190037355, Jan 31, 2019

Oct 1, 2018

16/148633

- San Francisco CA, US
Snir Kodesh - San Francisco CA, US
Jatin Chopra - San Francisco CA, US
Kevin Fan - San Francisco CA, US
Charlie Lin - San Francisco CA, US
Limin Shen - San Francisco CA, US
Dor Levi - San Francisco CA, US
Asif Haque - San Francisco CA, US
Zeynep Erkin Baz - San Francisco CA, US

H04W 4/02
H04W 4/44
H04W 4/021

Embodiments provide techniques, including systems and methods, for determining an estimated target pickup location for a corresponding transport request at a particular location, such as associated with a particular geohash. A requestor may send a request that is associated with a location that does not reflect the requestor's intent regarding where they would like to be met by the provider (i.e., “picked up”). GPS inaccuracies may cause the request location to inaccurately indicate where the requestor will be; for example, the request location may be inside a building while the requestor is waiting on a curb around a far side of the building. The target pickup location allows for a requestor and a provider to meet more efficiently, reducing delay for the provider and improving the efficiency of the system by preventing provider system resources from being taken from other service areas and decreasing provider downtime upon matching.

20180288568, Oct 4, 2018

Jan 25, 2018

15/880396

- San Francisco CA, US
Snir Kodesh - San Francisco CA, US
Jatin Chopra - San Francisco CA, US
Kevin Fan - San Francisco CA, US
Charlie Lin - San Francisco CA, US
Limin Shen - San Francisco CA, US
Dor Levi - San Francisco CA, US
Asif Haque - San Francisco CA, US
Zeynep Erkin Baz - San Francisco CA, US

H04W 4/02
H04W 4/021

Embodiments provide techniques, including systems and methods, for determining an estimated target pickup location for a corresponding transport request at a particular location, such as associated with a particular geohash. A requestor may send a request that is associated with a location that does not reflect the requestor's intent regarding where they would like to be met by the provider (i.e., “picked up”). GPS inaccuracies may cause the request location to inaccurately indicate where the requestor will be; for example, the request location may be inside a building while the requestor is waiting on a curb around a far side of the building. The target pickup location allows for a requestor and a provider to meet more efficiently, reducing delay for the provider and improving the efficiency of the system by preventing provider system resources from being taken from other service areas and decreasing provider downtime upon matching.