Panasonic Avionics Corporation
Mts V Senior Sw Systems Engineer at Panasonic Avionics Corporation
Capital Group Jun 2002 - Mar 2009
Team Lead, Senior Programmer Analyst
Nokia Nov 1997 - May 2002
Senior Technology Consultant
Tata Consultancy Services Jun 1994 - May 1997
Senior Software Engineer
Education:
California State University - Fullerton, Mihaylo College of Business and Economics 2016 - 2018
Master of Business Administration, Masters
University of Mumbai 1990 - 1994
Bachelors, Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Electronics
Skills:
Software Development Unix Sdlc Perl System Architecture Requirements Analysis Requirements Gathering Enterprise Software Agile Methodologies Software Design Software Project Management Integration Web Technologies Software Development Life Cycle Relational Databases Testing .Net Shell Scripting Telecommunications Quality Assurance Project Management Leadership Cross Functional Team Leadership C++ Management Enterprise Architecture Distributed Systems Software Engineering Oop Web Applications Test Automation Data Warehousing Object Oriented Programming .Net Framework Professional Mentoring Project Portfolio Management Sas70 Compliance System Migration Software System Analysis Information Architecture Certified Information Systems Auditor
Interests:
Social Services Children Economic Empowerment Civil Rights and Social Action Education Science and Technology Disaster and Humanitarian Relief Arts and Culture
Systems and methods for pairing a personal electronic device of a passenger with a passenger seat in a vehicle using a PWM light identification, and for allowing the personal electronic device to control passenger in-seat functions and features. The system comprises an on-board video system having an in-seat display system for installation in a vehicle. The on-board video system is configured to communication a PWM light identification from a monitor of the in-seat display system which is captured by an imaging device of the personal electronic device. The on-board video system receives pairing information from the personal electronic device corresponding to the captured light identification via a wireless communication link. The on-board video system then validates the pairing information and pairs the personal electronic device to the passenger seat and authorizes the personal electronic device to control passenger seat functions associated with the passenger seat.
Methods And Systems For Remote Access To A Transporation Vehicle System
- Lake Forest CA, US Michael Luke Dierickx - Temecula CA, US Sanjiv Sitaram Pimple - Irvine CA, US Sheng Tong - Ladera Ranch CA, US Jason Kong - Irvine CA, US Kwok Liang Poo - Lake Forest CA, US
Assignee:
Panasonic Avionics Corporation - Lake Forest CA
International Classification:
H04L 29/06 B60R 25/24
Abstract:
Methods and systems for a transportation vehicle are provided. For example, one method includes storing or installing a security certificate in a portable device associated with an aircraft, the security certificate defining a duration for using the portable device for remotely accessing an aircraft computing system; obtaining the security certificate from the portable device, after validating a request from a user console; and providing the security certificate to the user console to access the aircraft computing system via the portable device for no longer than the duration defined by the security certificate.
- Lake Forest CA, US Steven Bates - Mission Viejo CA, US Sanjiv Sitaram Pimple - Irvine CA, US
Assignee:
PANASONIC AVIONICS CORPORATION - Lake Forest CA
International Classification:
B60R 16/037 B60N 2/56 H04L 29/08 B60N 2/44
Abstract:
Systems and methods for pairing a personal electronic device of a passenger with a passenger seat in a vehicle using a PWM light identification, and for allowing the personal electronic device to control passenger in-seat functions and features. The system comprises an on-board video system having an in-seat display system for installation in a vehicle. The on-board video system is configured to communication a PWM light identification from a monitor of the in-seat display system which is captured by an imaging device of the personal electronic device. The on-board video system receives pairing information from the personal electronic device corresponding to the captured light identification via a wireless communication link. The on-board video system then validates the pairing information and pairs the personal electronic device to the passenger seat and authorizes the personal electronic device to control passenger seat functions associated with the passenger seat.
A system for pairing a personal electronic device of a passenger with a passenger seat in a vehicle, and for allowing the personal electronic device to control passenger in-seat functions and features such as entertainment systems in vehicles. The system comprises an on-board management system for installation in a vehicle. The on-board management system is configured to receive pairing information from the personal electronic device via a wireless communication link. The on-board management system can then pair the personal electronic device to the passenger seat and authorize the personal electronic device to control one or more passenger seat functions associated with the passenger seat. A device pairing software application is stored on a non-transitory carrier and is configured to program the personal electronic device to transmit the pairing information to the on-board management system, and transmit a command or control instruction to control one or more passenger seat functions.