US10811682B2
To provide a cathode active material capable of obtaining a lithium ion secondary battery which has a high discharge capacity and of which a decrease of the discharge capacity when a charge and discharge cycle is repeatedly carried out is suppressed, a positive electrode for a lithium ion secondary battery, and a lithium ion secondary battery. A cathode active material comprising a lithium-containing composite oxide represented by the formula aLi(Li1/3Mn2/3)O2.(1−a)LiMO2 (wherein M is an element containing at least Ni and Mn, and 0
US10811679B2
The present invention relates to a method for easily producing nanoparticles by expansion, explosion, vaporization, condensation and cooling of plasma in a liquid by means of heat resistance and, more particularly, to a method for preparing a silicon nanocomposite dispersion having a uniform carbon layer coated on the surface of silicon of which at least one area is connected to a silicon carbide formed by reacting a carbon in liquid (C) during expansion, explosion, vaporization, condensation and cooling, and applied products thereof.
US10811677B2
An active material has a favorable capacity property. The active material is to be used for a fluoride ion battery, the active material including a crystal phase having a perovskite structure, and represented by ABO3 or a fluoride of the ABO3, in which the A and the B are different metal elements; the A includes at least one kind of a metal element belonging to Group 2 and Group 3 in the periodic table; and the B includes at least one kind of a transition metal element belonging to Period 4 to Period 6 in the periodic table.
US10811675B2
A lithium ion battery electrode includes silicon nanowires used for insertion of lithium ions and including a conductivity enhancement, the nanowires growth-rooted to the conductive substrate.
US10811672B2
A battery includes a positive electrode including a positive electrode active material, a negative electrode, and an electrolytic solution including an additive. The positive electrode active material includes a compound having a crystal structure belonging to a space group FM3-M and represented by Compositional Formula (1): LixMeyOαFβ, where, Me is one or more elements selected from the group consisting of Mn, Co, Ni, Fe, Al, B, Ce, Si, Zr, Nb, Pr, Ti, W, Ge, Mo, Sn, Bi, Cu, Mg, Ca, Ba, Sr, Y, Zn, Ga, Er, La, Sm, Yb, V, and Cr; and subscripts x, y, α, and β satisfy the following requirements: 1.7≤x≤2.2, 0.8≤y≤1.3, 1≤α≤2.5, and 0.5≤β≤2. The additive is at least one selected from dinitrile compounds and diisocyanate compounds.
US10811671B2
A positive-electrode active material contains a compound that has a crystal structure belonging to a space group FM3-M and that is represented by the composition formula (1): LixAyMezOαFβ (1) wherein A denotes Na or K, Me denotes one or two or more elements selected from the group consisting of Mn, Co, Ni, Fe, Al, B, Ce, Si, Zr, Nb, Pr, Ti, W, Ge, Mo, Sn, Bi, Cu, Mg, Ca, Ba, Sr, Y, Zn, Ga, Er, La, Sm, Yb, V, and Cr, and the following conditions are satisfied. 1.7≤x+y≤2.2 0≤y≤0.2 0.8≤z≤1.3 1≤α≤2.5 0.5≤β≤2
US10811670B2
A method for manufacturing an electrode for a lithium secondary battery having reinforced safety is provided. In some embodiments, the method includes spraying a first mixture on a surface of an active material layer to form an insulating layer, wherein the insulating layer is a porous film and consists of a polymer or consists of the polymer and a first binder material, spraying a second mixture on the insulating layer to form a safety reinforcing layer, wherein the safety reinforcing layer consists of the second binder material and the inorganic oxide, and spraying a third mixture comprising microfilaments and a third binder material on the safety reinforcing layer to form an impregnation property improving layer, wherein a weight ratio of the microfilaments to the third binder material ranges from 10:90 to 30:70, and wherein the microfilaments have diameters of 0.1 to 10 μm and lengths of 50 to 500 μm.
US10811666B2
An insulating casing for battery terminals including a base and a top cover, wherein the base is engaged with a battery pack and includes a bottom plate. The bottom plate has a plurality of perforations adapted to be passed through by the terminals of the battery pack. The top cover is detachably engaged with the base, and a chamber communicating with the perforations is formed between the top cover and the base, and the terminals are received into the chamber whereby an insulating casing to protect the terminals of the battery pack is provided.
US10811649B2
Traction battery of a motor vehicle includes a battery frame which is assembled from supports. A plurality of battery modules are accommodated in the battery frame and are each composed of a plurality of battery cells which are accommodated in a module housing of the respective battery module. The respective module housing is assembled from side walls and a base wall. The base wall of the respective module housing is designed as a cooling panel for cooling the battery cells. A cover panel is connected to is the battery frame. An underride guard panel is connected to the battery frame.
US10811648B2
A housing assembly for installing in a vehicle or other equipment at least one battery module having a pair of battery terminals with a distance therebetween, including a receiver defining a receptacle for receiving the battery module and a pair of battery terminals. The distance between the battery terminals of the housing assembly is greater than the distance between the battery terminals of the battery module. The distance between the battery terminals of the housing assembly may be the same as the distance between the battery terminals of a standard battery. The exterior dimensions of the housing assembly may be the same as the exterior dimensions of a standard battery.
US10811646B2
This disclosure relates to an electrified vehicle with an auxiliary battery rack, which has a collapsible frame, and a corresponding method. In particular, the auxiliary battery rack is located at least partially within a storage compartment of the electrified vehicle. The auxiliary battery rack includes a frame configurable in a support position and a collapsed position in which the frame occupies less volume in the storage compartment than when in the support position.
US10811645B2
A battery system includes: a battery submodule including a plurality of secondary battery cells electrically connected to each other in series or in parallel; a battery module including a plurality of the battery submodules connected to each other in series or in parallel; and a crossbeam including a coolant duct. The battery module is mechanically coupled to the crossbeam, and the crossbeam is in thermal contact with a first side surface of at least one of the battery submodules of the battery module.
US10811643B2
The present disclosure provides a battery cap assembly, a secondary battery and a battery module. The battery cap assembly comprises a cap plate, a first electrode terminal and a first sealing member. The cap plate includes a first terminal hole. The first electrode terminal includes a first protruding portion and a first base portion, a cross-sectional area of the first protruding portion is larger than a cross-sectional area of the first terminal hole. The first sealing member includes a first main portion, the first main portion includes a first through-hole. The first protruding portion is used for welding with a first connecting piece to form a welding portion, a projection of the welding portion is positioned in the first through-hole. The secondary battery comprises a case, the battery cap assembly and an electrode assembly. The battery module comprises the first connecting piece and the secondary batteries.
US10811641B2
A display device includes: a substrate on which is disposed: an organic light emitting element which generates and emits light with which an image is displayed; a thin film transistor connected to the organic light emitting element and with which the organic light emitting element is controlled to emit the light; an interlayer insulating layer disposed between the thin film transistor and the organic light emitting element, the interlayer insulating layer including an organic material; and a capping layer disposed between the interlayer insulating layer and the organic light emitting element, the capping layer including an inorganic material. The interlayer insulating layer disposed between the thin film transistor and the organic light emitting element does not have photosensitivity and does not include sulfur.
US10811634B2
By controlling the optical thickness of the upper stacked structure disposed on the display panel, it is possible to periodically control the tristimulus value of Xr and the tristimulus value of Yg emitted from the electronic device. The optical thickness is determined by the thickness and refractive index of the upper stacked structure. This control may reduce the tristimulus value of Xr periodically or increase the tristimulus value of Yg periodically. The tristimulus value of Xr may be periodically decreased and the tristimulus value of Yg may be periodically increased at the same time.
US10811633B2
A flexible AMOLED display is disclosed including an OLED stack having an anode layer, a cathode layer and an organic light emitting layer between the anode layer and the cathode layer. A backplane includes a substrate, a plurality of bus lines, and a thin film transistor array. A permeation barrier layer is positioned between the OLED stack and the backplane, and a plurality of vias connect the OLED anode layer to the backplane thin film transistor array. In one embodiment, a neutral plane of the AMOLED display crosses the permeation barrier. In one embodiment, the thickness of at least a portion of the bus lines is greater than the thickness of the cathode layer. A method of increasing the flexibility of an AMOLED display is disclosed. A method of assembling a flexible AMOLED display under a processing temperature of less than 200 degrees Celsius is also disclosed.
US10811625B2
A deposition apparatus includes a first nozzle configured to spray a first deposition material toward a substrate and a second nozzle configured to spray a second deposition material, a first deposition source configured to supply the first deposition material to the first nozzle and a second deposition source configured to supply the second deposition material to the second nozzle. The deposition apparatus further includes a barrier member disposed between the first nozzle and the second nozzle and is configured to block the first deposition material evaporated through the first nozzle from being mixed with the second deposition material evaporated through the second nozzle and a vacuum chamber configured to surround the first and second nozzles, the first and second deposition sources and the barrier member.
US10811619B2
[Object] To provide a photoelectric conversion film, a solid-state image sensor, and an electronic device which have an increased imaging characteristic.[Solution] Provided is a photoelectric conversion film including: a subphthalocyanine derivative represented by the following General Formula (1), where, in General Formula (1), X represents any substituent selected from among the group consisting of a halogen, a hydroxy group, a thiol group, an amino group, a substituted or unsubstituted alkoxy group, a substituted or unsubstituted aryloxy group, a substituted or unsubstituted alkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted alkyl amine group, a substituted or unsubstituted aryl amine group, a substituted or unsubstituted alkylthio group and a substituted or unsubstituted arylthio group, R1 to R3 each independently represent a substituted or unsubstituted ring structure, and at least one of R1 to R3 includes at least one hetero atom in the ring structure.
US10811615B2
The present application relates to a compound and an organic light emitting device comprising the same.
US10811613B2
An object is to provide a novel polycyclic aromatic compound and an organic electroluminescent element using the same. By providing a novel polycyclic aromatic compound having a diarylamino group and having a plurality of aromatic rings linked to each other via a boron atom, an oxygen atom, or the like, options of a material for an organic EL element are increased. In addition, by using the novel polycyclic aromatic compound as a material for an organic electroluminescent element, an excellent organic EL element is provided.
US10811604B2
A nonvolatile memory apparatus includes a first electrode, a second electrode separated from the first electrode, a resistive-change material layer provided between the first electrode and the second electrode and configured to store information due to a resistance change caused by an electrical signal applied through the first electrode and the second electrode, and a diffusion prevention layer provided between the first electrode and the resistive-change material layer and/or between the second electrode and the resistive-change material layer and including a two-dimensional (2D) material having a monolayer thickness of about 0.35 nm or less.
US10811599B2
A method of forming magnetic device structures and electrical contacts, including removing a portion of a second interlayer dielectric (ILD) layer to expose an underlying portion of a cap layer in a first device region, wherein the cap layer is on a first ILD layer, while leaving an ILD block in a second device region, forming a spacer layer on the exposed portion of the cap layer in the first device region, forming an electrical contact layer on the spacer layer in the first device region, forming a magnetic device layer on the electrical contact layer and ILD block, removing portions of the magnetic device layer to form a magnetic device stack on the ILD block, and removing portions of the electrical contact layer to form electrical contact pillars, wherein the portions of the electrical contact layer and portions of the magnetic device layer are removed at the same time.
US10811588B2
Devices and methods that can facilitate vertical dispersive readout of qubits of a lattice surface code architecture are provided. According to an embodiment, a device can comprise a first substrate that can have a first side and a second side that can be opposite the first side. The first substrate can comprise a read pad that can be located on the first side and a readout resonator that can be located on the second side. The device can further comprise a second substrate that can be connected to the first substrate. The second substrate can comprise a qubit. In some embodiments, the device can further comprise a recess that can be located on the first side of the first substrate. The recess can comprise the read pad.
US10811564B2
A light-emitting device is provided. The light-emitting device comprises The light-emitting device comprises a light-emitting stack comprising a first semiconductor layer, a second semiconductor layer and an active layer between the first semiconductor layer and the second semiconductor layer; and a third semiconductor layer on the light-emitting stack and comprising a first sub-layer, a second sub-layer and a roughened surface, wherein the first sub-layer has the same composition as that of the second sub-layer, and the second sub-layer is farther from the light-emitting stack than the first sub-layer; wherein the first sub-layer and the second sub-layer each comprises a Group III element and a Group V element, and an atomic ratio of the Group III element to the Group V element of the first sub-layer is less than an atomic ratio of the Group III element to the Group V element of the second sub-layer.
US10811560B2
A method for manufacturing a light-emitting device includes: providing a light-transmissive member comprising: a base portion, and a projecting portion on a first surface side of the base portion; providing a light-emitting element that has a main emitting surface and an electrode formation surface opposite to the main emitting surface; disposing the light-emitting element on the projecting portion of the light-transmissive member such that the main emitting surface of the light-emitting element faces an upper surface of the projecting portion of the light-transmissive member; and forming a light-reflective member that covers at least one of (i) lateral surfaces of the light-emitting element, and/or (ii) lateral surfaces of the projecting portion of the light-transmissive member.
US10811558B2
A relevant technological challenge is the low cost and abundant materials development for silicon surface passivation for applications in optoelectronic devices, in particular in solar cells by scalable industrial methods. In the present invention, a new hybrid material comprising PEDOT:PSS and transparent conducting oxide nanostructures is developed and a method is proposed to fabricate the composite material that passivates well the silicon surface to be used by means of a thin composite film of thickness below 200 nm.
US10811557B2
A growth structure having a lattice transition under a release layer is used as a seed crystal for growth of optoelectronic devices. The optoelectronic device can be a single- or multi-junction photovoltaic device. The release layer can be selectively removed in an epitaxial lift-off (ELO) process to separate the optoelectronic device from the growth structure and leave the region with the lattice transition intact to reuse the growth structure to grow additional devices. A manufacturing method is described that includes providing a growth structure having a substrate and a lattice transition from a first lattice constant to a second lattice constant, depositing a release layer on the growth structure, depositing on the release layer an epitaxial layer having a lattice constant that matches the second lattice and including an optoelectronic device, and removing the release layer to separate the epitaxial layer and the optoelectronic device from the growth structure.
US10811555B2
Silicon Particle Detector, comprising an absorption region (10) capable of generating electrical charges in response to a particle passing therethrough, a first and a second electrode (20, 30) arranged on opposite sides of the absorption region (10), wherein the first electrode (20) is segmented into a plurality of pads (20a), and a plurality of multiplication layers (40) able to avalanche-multiply the electric charges generated in the absorption region (10), each of the multiplication layers (40) being arranged beneath a respective pad (20a) and interposed between it and the absorption region (10), each multiplication layer (40) is surrounded by a respective protection ring (50) formed by the material of the pad (20a). The protection ring (50) is laterally interposed between the multiplication layer (40) and the absorption region (10).
US10811554B2
A high detectivity infrared photodetector is provided. An infrared photodetector 10 includes n-type semiconductor layers 3 and 5 and a photoelectric conversion layer 4. The photoelectric conversion layer 4 includes quantum dots 411, a barrier layer 42, and a single-sided barrier layer 43. The single-sided barrier layer 43 is inserted between the barrier layer 42 and the n-type semiconductor layer 5 and has a wider band gap than does the barrier layer 42. Letting y be an energy level difference between the bottom of the conduction band of the single-sided barrier layer 43 and the bottom of the conduction band of the n-type semiconductor layer 5, z be a voltage in volts applied to the photoelectric conversion layer 4, and d be a thickness in nanometers of the photoelectric conversion layer 4, the infrared photodetector 10 satisfies y≥27×exp(0.64×z/(d×10000)).
US10811538B2
A semiconductor device is provided. The semiconductor device includes a gate stack over a semiconductor substrate. The gate stack has a work function layer and a gate dielectric layer, and tops of the work function layer and the gate dielectric layer are at different height levels. The semiconductor device also includes a protection element over the gate stack. The semiconductor device further includes a spacer extending along a side surface of the protection element and a sidewall of the gate stack.
US10811529B2
A transistor device comprises at least one gate electrode, a gate runner connected to the at least one gate electrode and arranged on top of a semiconductor body, a plurality of gate pads arranged on top of the semiconductor body, and a plurality of resistor arrangements. Each gate pad is electrically connected to the gate runner via a respective one of the plurality of resistor arrangements, and each of the resistor arrangements has an electrical resistance, wherein the resistances of the plurality of resistor arrangements are different.
US10811522B2
A semiconductor device is manufactured using a transistor in which an oxide semiconductor is included in a channel region and variation in electric characteristics due to a short-channel effect is less likely to be caused. The semiconductor device includes an oxide semiconductor film having a pair of oxynitride semiconductor regions including nitrogen and an oxide semiconductor region sandwiched between the pair of oxynitride semiconductor regions, a gate insulating film, and a gate electrode provided over the oxide semiconductor region with the gate insulating film positioned therebetween. Here, the pair of oxynitride semiconductor regions serves as a source region and a drain region of the transistor, and the oxide semiconductor region serves as the channel region of the transistor.
US10811519B2
A semiconductor device includes a substrate having a channel region; a gate stack over the channel region; a seal spacer covering a sidewall of the gate stack, the seal spacer including silicon nitride; a gate spacer covering a sidewall of the seal spacer, the gate spacer including silicon oxide, the gate spacer having a first vertical portion and a first horizontal portion; and a first dielectric layer covering a sidewall of the gate spacer, the first dielectric layer including silicon nitride.
US10811509B2
A semiconductor device includes a source/drain feature disposed over a substrate. The source/drain feature includes a first nanowire, a second nanowire disposed over the first nanowire, a cladding layer disposed over the first nanowire and the second nanowire and a spacer layer extending from the first nanowire to the second nanowire. The device also includes a conductive feature disposed directly on the source/drain feature such that the conductive feature physically contacts the cladding layer and the spacer layer.
US10811507B2
Embodiments of the invention are directed to configurations of semiconductor devices. A non-limiting example configuration includes a plurality of first transistors formed over a performance region of a major surface of a substrate. Each of the plurality of first transistors includes a first channel fin structure and a first gate structure along at least a portion of a sidewall surface of the first channel fin structure. The first gate structure includes a first gate thickness dimension. A plurality of second transistors is formed over a density region of the major surface of the substrate. Each of the plurality of second transistors includes a second channel fin structure and a second gate structure along at least a portion of a sidewall surface of the second channel fin structure, where the second gate structure includes a second gate thickness dimension that is less than the first gate thickness dimension.
US10811501B2
Methods and apparatus for semiconductor manufacture are disclosed. An example apparatus includes a Gallium Nitride (GaN) substrate; a p-type GaN region positioned on the GaN substrate; a p-type Indium Nitride (InN) region positioned on the GaN substrate and sharing an interface with the p-type GaN region; and a n-type Indium Gallium Nitride (InGaN) region positioned on the GaN substrate and sharing an interface with the p-type InN region.
US10811494B2
A power transistor assembly and method of mitigating short channel effects in a power transistor assembly are provided. The power transistor assembly includes a first layer of semiconductor material formed of a first conductivity type material and a hard mask layer covering at least a portion of the first layer and having a window therethrough exposing a surface of the first layer. The power transistor assembly also includes a first region formed in the first layer of semiconductor material of a second conductivity type material and aligned with the window, one or more source regions formed of first conductivity type material within the first region and separated by a portion of the first region, and an extension of the first region extending laterally through the surface of the first layer.
US10811492B2
A method of fabricating an integrated circuit includes applying photoresist to a MESA dielectric layer of a semiconductor structure, to generate a photoresist layer. The method also includes exposing the photoresist layer with a grayscale mask, to generate an exposed photoresist layer. The photoresist exposed layer includes a thick photoresist pattern in a first region, a thin photoresist pattern in a second region where a height of the thin photoresist pattern is less than half a height of the thick photoresist pattern, and a gap region between the thick photoresist pattern and the thin photoresist pattern.
US10811490B2
An electroluminescent display device includes a substrate, a bank for defining an emission area on the substrate, an emission layer in the emission area defined by the bank, an electrode on the emission layer and the bank, and a conductive layer on the electrode, wherein the electrode includes a first portion having a relatively small thickness, and a second portion having a relatively large thickness, and the conductive layer is in contact with the first portion of the electrode, and wherein the conductive layer is provided on the electrode, and more particularly, the conductive layer is provided in such a way the conductive layer is in contact with the relatively-thin first portion of the electrode so that it is possible to prevent problems related with a burning phenomenon or wiring disconnection in the first portion of the electrode.
US10811489B2
An organic light-emitting display device including a plurality of pixels, each of which includes an organic light-emitting device including a pixel electrode, an organic emission layer, and an opposing electrode; a pixel defining layer covering an edge of the pixel electrode and being configured to define a light-emission region by having an opening which exposes a portion of the pixel electrode; and a reference line overlapping the pixel electrode with an insulating layer between the reference line and the pixel electrode and extending in a first direction. The reference line overlaps with a center point of the opening, and the opening is shifted to one side of the pixel electrode in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction.
US10811488B2
A display device includes a TFT layer provided in a display area, a bending section and a terminal in a non-active area, and a terminal wiring line that connects to the terminal through the bending section, and the terminal wiring line includes a first wiring line and a second wiring line each positioned on both sides of the bending section and a third wiring line that passes through the bending section and is electrically connected with each of the first wiring line and the second wiring line and curved so as to have recesses and protrusions.
US10811481B2
The present disclosure provides an OLED panel comprising: a first substrate; an OLED device on the first substrate; an optical detecting device configured to detect a luminance of the OLED device; and a processor configured to generate a control signal according to brightness information of the OLED device detected by the optical detecting device so as to adjust brightness of the OLED device.
US10811479B2
The invention provides a flexible TFT substrate and manufacturing method thereof. The method forms a flexible base and a first organic layer on rigid substrate and forms a plurality of grooves, manufactures TFT devices in the grooves and forms a second organic layer on the first organic layer, finally peels the flexible base from the rigid substrate to obtain a flexible TFT substrate, wherein because a plurality of grooves is disposed in the first organic layer, a plurality of recessed structures and raised structures are formed on the first organic layer so that the second organic layer and the first organic layer are engaged with each other and bonded tightly, and protects the TFT devices sandwiched between the two to prevent the breaking wires, TFT peeling, and leaking light in the bending process, to enhance the flexible TFT substrate quality to prolong the lifespan of flexible TFT substrate.
US10811478B2
An organic light-emitting diode display device includes a pixel electrode, a pixel-defining layer, an organic emission layer, and a counter electrode. The pixel-defining layer includes an opening partially exposing the pixel electrode. The organic emission layer is disposed on the pixel electrode. The organic emission layer is disposed in the opening. The counter electrode is disposed on the organic emission layer. The counter electrode opposes the pixel electrode. The pixel-defining layer includes a first pixel-defining layer and a second pixel-defining layer. The first pixel-defining layer is disposed on the pixel electrode and includes an inorganic material. The second pixel-defining layer is disposed on the first pixel-defining layer and includes an organic material. A sidewall of the first pixel-defining layer that is closest to the opening is aligned with a sidewall of the second pixel-defining layer that is closest to the opening.
US10811477B2
A flexible organic light emitting display device includes a flexible substrate, an insulating layer, a polymer flat layer, an anode, and a pixel isolation layer. The pixel isolation layer and the anode are alternately disposed on the polymer flat layer, and the pixel isolation layer includes a first pixel isolation layer disposed on a bent area and a second pixel isolation layer disposed on a flat area. A thickness of the first pixel isolation layer is greater than a thickness of the second pixel isolation layer. A method of manufacturing an organic light emitting display device is further provided by increasing the thickness of the pixel isolation layer of the bent area, mechanical stress generated by a flexible organic light emitting diode (OLED) display device during bending can be reduced, thereby improving the bending performance of the flexible OLED display device.
US10811475B2
An array substrate and a manufacturing method thereof, and a display device are provided. The array substrate includes a substrate, and a plurality of pixel units arranged in an array on the substrate, each of the pixel units is provided with a plurality of thin film transistors, each of the pixel units includes a plurality of light emitting units, the plurality of light emitting units are sequentially arranged along a direction perpendicular to a plane where the substrate is located, and disposed at a side of the thin film transistors away from the substrate, each of the light emitting units is connected with one of the thin film transistors, and different ones of the light emitting units are connected to different ones of the thin film transistors.
US10811474B2
A display apparatus including a display substrate, a light-emitting device on the display substrate, an encapsulation substrate on the light-emitting device and bonded to the display substrate, and a diffraction-grating layer on a top surface of the encapsulation substrate, wherein the diffraction-grating layer includes a plurality of diffraction patterns spaced apart from one another by a predetermined distance, and each of the plurality of diffraction patterns has a stacked structure of a lower layer and an upper layer, wherein the lower and upper layers include different materials.
US10811459B2
A back-illuminated solid-state imaging device includes a semiconductor substrate, a shift register, and a light-shielding film. The semiconductor substrate includes a light incident surface on the back side and a light receiving portion generating a charge in accordance with light incidence. The shift register is disposed on the side of a light-detective surface opposite to the light incident surface of the semiconductor substrate. The light-shielding film is disposed on the side of the light-detective surface of the semiconductor substrate. The light-shielding film includes an uneven surface opposing the light-detective surface.
US10811455B2
A semiconductor apparatus includes a stack of a first chip having a plurality of pixel circuits arranged in a matrix form and a second chip having a plurality of electric circuit arranged in a matrix form. A wiring path between a semiconductor element configuring the pixel circuit and a semiconductor element configuring the electric circuit or a positional relationship between a semiconductor element configuring the pixel circuit and a semiconductor element configuring the electric circuit is differentiated among the electric circuits.
US10811452B2
An image sensing device including a noise blocking structure is disclosed. The image sensing device includes a semiconductor substrate structured to support a plurality of image pixels producing signals upon a detection of an incident light and a logic circuit configured to process signals produced by the image pixels are formed, and a noise blocking structure disposed at the semiconductor substrate and formed to surround the logic circuit is formed. The noise blocking structure includes a first blocking structure and a second blocking structure. The first blocking structure includes multiple portions spaced from one another, each of the multiple portions extending in a line without any bending portion. The second blocking structure are disposed between the multiple portions of the first blocking structure and include portions partially overlapping with the first blocking structure.
US10811450B2
Image sensors are provided. The image sensors may include a plurality of unit pixels and a color filter array on the plurality of unit pixels. The color filter array may include a color filter unit including four color filters that are arranged in a two-by-two array, and the color filter unit may include two yellow color filters, a cyan color filter, and one of a red color filter or a green color filter.
US10811447B2
The present disclosure relates to a solid-state imaging device, a driving method, and electronic equipment that permit imaging of a wide dynamic range image with higher quality.The solid-state imaging device includes a pixel region and a circuit region. A plurality of pixels that perform photoelectric conversion are arranged in the pixel region. At least a logarithmic conversion circuit is arranged in the circuit region. The logarithmic conversion circuit reads out a pixel signal from the pixel through a logarithmic readout scheme in which the pixel signal changes approximately logarithmically in proportion to the amount of light received by the pixel. Also, the logarithmic conversion circuit can switch between a logarithmic readout scheme and a linear readout scheme when the pixel signal is read out from the pixel. The present technology is applicable, for example, to a CMOS image sensor.
US10811444B2
The present application provides a method for fabricating a back channel etching oxide semiconductor TFT substrate, by depositing the first passivation layer on the source, the drain and the active layer, and treating the oxygen element containing plasma to a surface of the first passivation layer, infiltrating traces of oxygen element into the superficial layer of the channel region of the active layer through the first passivation layer, then using an oxygen element containing plasma to treat the surface of the first passivation layer, so that the traces of oxygen element infiltrates into the superficial layer of the channel region of the active layer via the first passivation layer, to supply the oxygen element to the superficial layer of the channel region, and ensure the oxygen element balance in the superficial layer, the first passivation layer acts as a barrier layer to ensure the stability of the TFT.
US10811442B2
A method for manufacturing a display panel to comprise light emitting elements which together present a flat and wrinkle-free top surface includes a substrate, a TFT array layer arranged on the substrate, an insulating layer arranged on a surface of the TFT array layer away from the substrate, and light emitting elements arranged on a surface of the insulating layer away from the TFT array layer. Top surfaces of the light emitting elements away from the insulating layer are coplanar. Thicknesses of the light emitting elements are different from each other, and thicknesses of the insulating layer below different light emitting elements are different from each other. A display panel applying the method is also disclosed.
US10811439B2
According to one embodiment, a display device includes a switching element including a drain electrode, a first insulating film including a first through-hole penetrated to the drain electrode, and being formed of an organic insulating material, a first connection electrode which is in contact with the drain electrode at the first through-hole, and is formed of a metal material, a second insulating film which is located on the first insulating film, is formed of an organic insulating material, and includes a second through-hole penetrated to the first connection electrode, and a pixel electrode electrically connected to the first connection electrode.
US10811438B2
An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) device includes an active layer of a transistor disposed on the buffer insulating film. A gate insulating film is disposed on the buffer insulating film over the conducting layer and disposed on the active layer. A gate electrode is disposed on the gate insulating film over a channel region of the active layer. A first connecting pattern is disposed on the gate insulating film over the conducting line and the active layer. The first connecting pattern is connected to the conducting layer via a first connecting contact hole through the gate insulating film and the buffer insulating film. The first connecting pattern is also connected to the active layer via a second connecting contact hole through the gate insulating film. The first connecting pattern has a same material as the gate electrode.
US10811434B2
An array substrate and a manufacturing method thereof, a display panel and display device relating to display technology are provided. The array substrate includes: a substrate; a light shielding layer being of electrical conductive over the substrate; a buffer layer over the light shielding layer; an active layer insulated from the light shielding layer by the buffer layer and shielded by the light shielding layer against light radiation; a gate insulating layer disposed over the active layer; and a patterned first electrode layer having a first electrode over the gate insulating layer, the first electrode being a gate electrode; wherein the patterned first electrode layer further comprises a second electrode over the buffer layer, the second electrode having at least a portion in contact with the buffer layer. The buffer layer comprises a first via-hole, and the second electrode is in electrical connection with the light shielding layer through the first via-hole.
US10811428B2
A semiconductor device and a manufacturing method thereof are provided. The semiconductor device includes a well structure, a first channel pillar and a second channel pillar extending from an inside of the well structure in an upward direction, a semiconductor pattern coupled between the first channel pillar and the second channel pillar and having a gap disposed in a central region of the semiconductor pattern, and a source junction formed in the semiconductor pattern.
US10811424B2
The present disclosure includes methods of forming, and semiconductor structures for, integrated computing structures formed on silicon. An example method includes forming, on a silicon semiconductor material, an integrated computing structure by forming a number of complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) devices including a plurality of materials, forming a non-volatile memory (NVM) device including a plurality of materials, and forming the plurality of materials of the CMOS devices and the plurality of materials of the NVM device from a plurality of same materials shared at a corresponding plurality of positions within the structure. A particular function is provided by each of the plurality of same materials at the corresponding plurality of positions.
US10811415B2
According to some example embodiments of the present disclosure, a semiconductor device includes: a substrate; a first semiconductor layer over the substrate, the first semiconductor layer being a first type of semiconductor device; and a second semiconductor layer over the substrate and the first semiconductor layer, the second semiconductor layer being the first type of semiconductor device, wherein a first portion of the first semiconductor layer overlaps the second semiconductor layer when viewed in a direction perpendicular to a plane of the substrate and a second portion of the first semiconductor layer is laterally offset from the second semiconductor layer when viewed in the direction perpendicular to the plane of the substrate.
US10811391B2
A semiconductor device includes a base, a first semiconductor chip mounted on the base, and a second semiconductor chip provided above the first semiconductor chip. The second semiconductor chip includes a first portion, a second portion including a region directly above a center of the first semiconductor chip, and a third portion including part of a portion of the second semiconductor chip other than a region directly above the first semiconductor chip. The second portion is thicker than the first portion. The third portion is thicker than the second portion and is disposed at a position sandwiching the first semiconductor chip.
US10811390B2
Provided is a die stack structure including a first die and a second die. The first die and the second die are bonded together through a hybrid bonding structure. A bonding insulating layer of the hybrid bonding structure extends to contact with one interconnect structure of the first die or the second die.
US10811389B2
A first package is bonded to a first substrate with first external connections and second external connections. The second external connections are formed using materials that are different than the first external connections in order to provide a thermal pathway from the first package. In a particular embodiment the first external connections are solder balls and the second external connections are copper blocks.
US10811388B2
Capacitive couplings in a direct-bonded interface for microelectronic devices are provided. In an implementation, a microelectronic device includes a first die and a second die direct-bonded together at a bonding interface, a conductive interconnect between the first die and the second die formed at the bonding interface by a metal-to-metal direct bond, and a capacitive interconnect between the first die and the second die formed at the bonding interface. A direct bonding process creates a direct bond between dielectric surfaces of two dies, a direct bond between respective conductive interconnects of the two dies, and a capacitive coupling between the two dies at the bonding interface. In an implementation, a capacitive coupling of each signal line at the bonding interface comprises a dielectric material forming a capacitor at the bonding interface for each signal line. The capacitive couplings result from the same direct bonding process that creates the conductive interconnects direct-bonded together at the same bonding interface.
US10811373B2
A packaging structure (100) having a split-block assembly with a first and a second conducting block section (10A,20A) and at least one transition between a first planar transmission line (2A) and a second transmission line (11A), and one or more input/output ports. The first transmission line (2A) is arranged on a substrate disposed on the first conducting block section (10A) and has a coupling section (3A), a cavity (4A) with a cavity opening in an upper surface of the first conducting block section (10A), and the second transmission line (11A) being in line with the first transmission line (2A) and located on an opposite side of the opening of the cavity (4A).
US10811371B2
A semiconductor device includes: a semiconductor substrate; a semiconductor layer on the semiconductor substrate; a source electrode and a drain electrode spaced apart from each other on the semiconductor layer; a gate electrode on the semiconductor layer between the source electrode and the drain electrode; and an insulating film covering the semiconductor layer, the source electrode, the drain electrode and the gate electrode, the gate electrode has an eaves structure including a lower electrode joined to the semiconductor layer and an upper electrode provided on the lower electrode and wider than the lower electrode, a principal ingredient of the insulating film is an oxide film where atomic layers are alternately arrayed for each monolayer, and a film thickness of the insulating film that covers the lower electrode of the gate electrode is equal to a film thickness of the insulating film that covers the upper electrode.
US10811370B2
A packaged electronic circuit includes a substrate having an upper surface, a first metal layer on the upper surface of the substrate, a first polymer layer on the first metal layer opposite the substrate, a second metal layer on the first polymer layer opposite the first metal layer, a dielectric layer on the first polymer layer and at least a portion of the second metal layer and a second polymer layer on the dielectric layer.
US10811363B2
Embodiments of semiconductor fabrication methods are disclosed. In an example, a method for forming a mark for locating patterns in semiconductor fabrication is disclosed. A wafer is divided into a plurality of shots. Each of the plurality of shots includes a semiconductor chip die. Four quarters of a locking corner mark are subsequently patterned, respectively, at four corners of four adjacent shots of the plurality of shots. Each quarter of the locking corner mark is symmetric to adjacent quarters of the locking corner mark and is separated from the adjacent quarters of the locking corner mark by a nominally same distance. The locking corner mark is set as an origin for locating patterns in at least one of the four adjacent shots in semiconductor fabrication.
US10811362B2
An overlay mark structure includes a plurality of first patterns of a previous layer and a plurality of second patterns of a current layer. Each of the second patterns includes a first section and a second section. The first section is disposed corresponding to one of the first patterns in a vertical direction. The first section partially overlaps the first pattern corresponding to the first section in the vertical direction. The second section is separated from the first section in an elongation direction of the second pattern. A part of the first pattern corresponding to the first section is disposed between the first section and the second section in the elongation direction of the second pattern. A measurement method of the overlay mark structure includes performing a diffraction-based overlay measurement between each of the first sections and the first pattern overlapping the first section.
US10811353B2
A mandrel structure includes a first mandrel, a second mandrel and a third mandrel in a parallel arrangement. The second mandrel is located between the first and third mandrels and has a cut larger than a minimum ground rule feature. A sidewall layer is formed over the mandrel structure. The sidewall layer has two long parallel gaps for two contact lines and a third gap for a fuse element. The third gap is orthogonal to and connects the two long parallel gaps. The sidewall pattern is used to form a trench structure comprising two parallel contact line trenches having a width at least as great as a ground rule of the patterning process for the contact lines and an orthogonal fuse element trench having a width less than the ground rule for the fuse element. A conductive material forms the contact lines and a fuse element.
US10811351B2
A first metallization layer is deposited on a first insulating layer on a substrate. The first metallization layer comprises a set of first conductive lines. A second metallization layer is deposited over the first metallization layer. The second metallization layer comprises a set of second conductive lines that cross the set of first conductive lines to form intersection regions. At least one of the intersection regions comprises a first portion of one of the first conductive lines and a second portion of one of the second conductive lines that crosses the first portion. A plurality of preformed connections are disposed between the first metallization layer and the second metallization layer at the plurality of intersection region. At least one of the preformed connections comprises a second insulating layer aligned to the second portion and the first portion.
US10811349B2
An electronic device includes a support wafer, an electronic chip and an encapsulating block for the electronic chip above the support wafer. The support wafer is provided with a first network of electrical connections and a second network of electrical connections formed solely by tracks. First electrical connection elements are interposed between first front electrical contacts of the electronic chip and rear electrical contacts of the first network. Second electrical connection elements are interposed between second front electrical contacts of the electronic chip and internal electrical contact zones of the tracks of the second network. The first network includes front external electrical contacts and the tracks exhibiting external electrical contact zones.
US10811337B2
A semiconductor device includes a first electrode plate, a second electrode plate disposed to oppose the first electrode plate, and a semiconductor chip disposed between the first electrode plate and the second electrode plate. At least one of the first electrode plate and the second electrode plate has a space where a cooling medium circulates.
US10811333B2
The disclosure relates to the field of electronic elements, and discloses an Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) module assembly which comprises a cooling plate and an IGBT module fixedly connected to the cooling plate, wiring terminals are arranged at an end face of the IGBT module, which is away from the cooling plate, the IGBT module comprises a side face adjacent to the end face, and the side face and the cooling plate form a water guiding groove. In the disclosure, the side face and the cooling plate form the water guiding groove, and a great amount of condensed water collected on the cooling plate can be guided to flow out through the water guiding groove instead of flowing to the end face of the IGBT module, on which the wiring terminals are arranged.
US10811331B2
A hermetically sealed electronic package may include a thermal panel having a panel interior surface and a panel exterior surface with electronic device(s) in thermal communication with the panel interior surface. An enclosure, isolating environmental communication from internal electronic devices and modules, may be coupled to the thermal panel, and the enclosure may have an enclosure interior surface and an enclosure exterior surface. A plurality of electrical feedthroughs may be coupled to the package enclosure for signal and data transmission, and the conducting pin(s) in every electrical feedthrough may be bonded by a hydrophobic sealing material for harsh environmental electrical signal, data and power transmission. The ratio of sealing length over sealing bead diameter in the electrical feedthrough subassembly may have a preferred value from 2 to 3; and the ratio of the sealing bead diameter over pin diameter in the electrical feedthrough subassembly may have a preferred value from 1.5 to 2.0, where a preferred thermal stress resistance could be designed for making highly hermetic sealed electronic package.
US10811313B2
A method of forming conductive traces comprises forming a seed material over a surface of a substrate, forming a patterned mask material over the seed material to define trenches leaving portions of the seed material within the trenches exposed, and depositing a conductive material over the exposed seed material in the trenches to form conductive traces. At least a portion of the patterned mask material is removed, a barrier formed over side surfaces and upper surfaces of the conductive traces, and exposed portions of the seed material are removed. Conductive traces and structures incorporating conductive traces are also disclosed.
US10811305B2
A multi-layer wafer and method of manufacturing such wafer are provided. The method comprises applying a stress compensating oxide layer to each of two heterogeneous wafers, applying at least one bonding oxide layer to at least one of the two heterogeneous wafers, chemical-mechanical polishing the at least one bonding oxide layer, and low temperature bonding the two heterogeneous wafers to form a multi-layer wafer pair. The multi-layer wafer comprises two heterogeneous wafers, each of the heterogeneous wafers having a stress compensating oxide layer and at least one bonding oxide layer applied to at least one of the two heterogeneous wafers. The two heterogeneous wafers are low temperature bonded together to form the multi-layer wafer.
US10811303B2
Methods for seam-less gapfill comprising sequentially depositing a film with a seam, reducing the height of the film to remove the seam and repeating until a seam-less film is formed. Some embodiments include optional film doping and film treatment (e.g., ion implantation and annealing).
US10811300B2
A method for semiconductor fabrication includes mounting a wafer onto a first wafer table. The first wafer table includes a first set of pins that support the wafer, the first set of pins having a first pitch between adjacent pins. The method further includes forming a first set of overlay marks on the wafer; and transferring the wafer onto a second wafer table. The second wafer table includes a second set of pins having a second pitch between adjacent pins. The second set of pins are individually and vertically movable, and the second pitch is smaller than the first pitch. The method further includes moving a portion of the second set of pins such that a remaining portion of the second set of pins supports the wafer and the remaining portion has the first pitch between adjacent pins.
US10811298B2
An apparatus is provided, comprising: a wafer having a first planar surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The second surface includes a plurality of recesses. Each recess includes a plurality of sidewalls and a lower surface and is configured to receive a semiconductor device. The plurality of sidewalls of each recess is configured to align the semiconductor device and constrain the semiconductor device from moving in a direction parallel to the second surface.
US10811288B2
A system for retaining a spin-coating fluid when forming a thin film includes a rotatable chuck; a substrate on the rotatable chuck, the substrate having an interior area and an outer perimeter edge; and a fluid retention wall on the outer perimeter edge of the substrate, the fluid retention wall being configured to retain a spin-coating fluid deposited on the interior area of the substrate during rotation of the rotatable chuck.
US10811287B2
A spin coater includes a rotatable chuck structure configured to hold a substrate, a bowl enclosing the substrate and guiding a flow of a fluid around the substrate to a bottom of the bowl, and a flow controller detachably coupled to the bowl such that the flow controller is arranged between the bowl and an edge of the substrate and separates the flow into a linear flow and a non-linear flow.
US10811285B2
A multi-shield plate includes a plate having a substantially flat upper surface and a substantially flat lower surface, a plurality of first windows formed in the plate and extending through the plate from the upper surface to the lower surface, and a plurality of vapor shields mounted to the plate, each vapor shield of the plurality of vapor shields configured to prevent passage of a vapor through a corresponding window of the plurality of windows. The multi-shield plate includes an aperture formed in the plate, the aperture aligned with a first window of the plurality of windows along an axis corresponding to the upper surface.
US10811282B2
An upper plasma-exclusion-zone ring for a bevel etcher is provided that is configured to etch a bevel edge of a substrate. The upper plasma-exclusion-zone ring includes a ring-shaped body and a radially-inner stepped surface. The ring-shaped body of the upper plasma-exclusion-zone ring defines an upper surface, a lower surface, a radially inner surface, and a radially outer surface. The radially-inner stepped surface of the upper plasma-exclusion-zone ring extends inwardly into the ring-shaped body between the radially inner surface of the ring-shaped body and the lower surface of the ring-shaped body. The ring-shaped body is made of a material selected from a group consisting of aluminum oxide, aluminum nitride, silicon, silicon carbide, silicon nitride, and yttria.
US10811279B2
A flip-chip manufacture is described. Methods of blocking adhesive underfill in flip-chip high speed component manufacture include creating topology discontinuities to prevent adhesive underfill material from interacting with RF sensitive regions on substrates.
US10811265B2
Techniques herein include systems and methods for correcting pattern overlay errors by correcting or adjusting bowing of wafers. Location-specific tuning of stress on semiconductor substrates reduces overlay error. Location-specific tuning of stress independently modifies specific regions, areas, or point locations on a substrate to change wafer bow at those specific locations, which reduces overlay error on substrates, which in turn improves overlay of subsequent patterns created on the substrate. Techniques herein include receiving a substrate with some amount of overlay error, measuring bow of the substrate to map z-height deviations across the substrate, generating an overlay correction pattern, and then physically modifying internal stresses on the substrate at specific locations with modifications independent of other coordinate locations. Such modifications can include etching a backside surface of the substrate. One or more processing modules can be used for such processing.
US10811256B2
Methods for etching a carbon-containing feature are provided. The methods may include: providing a substrate having a carbon-containing feature formed thereon in a reaction space; supplying helium gas and an oxidizing to the reaction space; generating a plasma within the reaction space from a gas mixture comprising helium gas and the oxidizing gas; and anisotropically etching the carbon-containing feature utilizing the plasma to cause lateral etching of the carbon-containing feature.
US10811253B2
A method of fabricating semiconductor devices is provided. The method includes forming an interfacial layer on a substrate, and depositing a gate dielectric layer on the interfacial layer. The method also includes treating the gate dielectric layer with a first post deposition annealing (PDA) process. The method further includes depositing a first capping layer on the gate dielectric layer, and treating the gate dielectric layer by performing a post metal annealing (PMA) process on the first capping layer. In addition, the method includes removing the first capping layer, and treating the gate dielectric layer with a second PDA process. The method also includes forming a gate electrode layer on the gate dielectric layer.
US10811252B2
A pattern-forming method includes forming a first film above a material to be processed, processing the first film into a pattern to be formed in the material to be processed, providing a second film on the first film and the material to be processed, supplying a precursor containing at least one of a metal material or a semiconductor material to the second film, removing the first film, and processing the material to be processed using the second film impregnated with at least one of the metal material and the semiconductor material, as a mask.
US10811237B2
Provided is a Mn—Zn—O sputtering target which can be used in DC sputtering, and a production method for the target. The Mn—Zn—O sputtering target comprises a chemical composition containing Mn, Zn, O, and at least one element X, the element X being a single one or two elements selected from the group consisting of W and Mo. The target has a relative density of 90% or more and a specific resistance of 1×10−3 Ω·cm or less.
US10811230B2
A plasma deposition system comprising a wafer platform, a second electrode, a first electrode, a first high voltage pulser, and a second high voltage pulser. In some embodiments, the second electrode may be disposed proximate with the wafer platform. In some embodiments, the second electrode can include a disc shape with a central aperture; a central axis, an aperture diameter, and an outer diameter. In some embodiments, the first electrode may be disposed proximate with the wafer platform and within the central aperture of the second electrode. In some embodiments, the first electrode can include a disc shape, a central axis, and an outer diameter. In some embodiments, the first high voltage pulser can be electrically coupled with the first electrode. In some embodiments, the second high voltage pulser can be electrically coupled with the second electrode.
US10811220B2
An electron sensor and a system with a plurality of electron sensors for electron microscopy using an electron microscope. More specifically, the electron microscope generates an electron beam that includes at least one electron that impacts on a lateral reception surface of said electron sensor and this generates an electrical charge of electron-hole (e-h) pairs that are detected and/or measured by at least electrodes linked to an electric circuit unit to form a high dynamic range image and measure the energy of the electrons impacting each pixel of the image.
US10811219B2
A method for evaluating a region of an object, the method may include repeating, for each sub-region out of a first sub-region of the region till a penultimate sub-region of the region, the steps of: (a) acquiring, by a charged particle imager, a charged particle image of the sub-region; and (b) milling, by a charged particle miller, the sub-region to expose another sub-region of region; acquiring, by the charged particle imager, a charged particle image of a last sub-region of the region; and generating three-dimensional information about a content of the region based on charge particle images of the first sub-region till last sub-region of the region.
US10811213B2
An X-ray CT apparatus according to an embodiment includes: a rotatable gantry base; a housing that is fixed to the gantry base and that has an opening; an insert that is removably located in the housing and that includes a cathode that generates a thermal electron and an anode that receives collision of the thermal electron to generate an X-ray; and a blower that is removably attached to the side of the opening to flow air into the housing.
US10811207B2
The present disclosure relates to an arc extinguishing device of a molded case circuit breaker which includes a fixed contactor fixedly provided on part of a base assembly case; a movable contactor brought into contact with or separated from the fixed contactor; and an arc extinguishing unit configured to extinguish an arc generated when the movable contactor is separated from the fixed contactor, and the arc extinguishing unit including a pair of side plates provided on the base assembly case; and a plurality of grids provided to have a predetermined distance between the pair of side plates, and the grid including a first grid formed with a first cutout portion on a first side surface where an arc is generated; and a second grid formed with a second cutout portion having a depth different from that of the first cutout portion on a second side surface where an arc is generated.
US10811200B2
The latching apparatus of the present disclosure includes an actuator configured to change from a first position to a second position; a core connector coupled to the actuator at a first end, and having a cam disposed thereon; and a follower located between the actuator and the cam; wherein the actuator pushes the follower when changing from the first position to the second position, such that the follower engages with the cam on the core connector and causes the cam to rotate an angle to enter a latching state, wherein during the latching state, the core connector configured to hold the actuator secured at the second position. Switch systems and Methods for switching a latching apparatus are also disclosed.
US10811195B2
A solid electrolytic capacitor includes a capacitor body including a sintered body of tantalum powders; an anode wire having a first region in a width direction embedded in the capacitor body and a second region in the width direction led through one surface of the capacitor body; an encapsulant part enclosing the capacitor body and the anode wire; an anode terminal disposed on an outer surface of the encapsulant part and connected to the anode wire; a cathode terminal spaced apart from the anode terminal and disposed on the outer surface of the encapsulant part; and a cathode lead portion electrically connecting the capacitor body and the cathode terminal to each other, wherein at least one of the anode wire and the cathode lead portion is provided in plural.
US10811191B2
An element body of a rectangular parallelepiped shape has a length in a height direction larger than a length in a width direction and has a length in a longitudinal direction larger than the length in the height direction. A terminal electrode is disposed at an end of the element body in the width direction and extends in the longitudinal direction. The element body includes a pair of principle surfaces opposing each other in the height direction, a pair of end surfaces opposing each other in the longitudinal direction, and a pair of side surfaces opposing each other in the width direction. The terminal electrode includes a conductor disposed on the side surface. The conductor includes a protrusion having a length in the longitudinal direction larger than a length in the height direction.
US10811189B2
A rear bus bar includes a rear electrode connecting part connected to an upper end electrode of a capacitor element, and a rear overlapping part is led out upward from a rear electrode connecting part at a position overlapping with the upper end electrode. A front bus bar includes a front electrode connecting part connected to a lower end electrode of the capacitor element, a first relay part, and a second relay part extending along the upper end electrode, and a front overlapping part is led out upward from the second relay part. An insulation module includes a first insulating part interposed between the front overlapping part and the rear overlapping part, and a second insulating part interposed between the upper end electrode and the second relay part.
US10811184B2
Provided is a reactor having a coil including a winding portion; a magnetic core including an inner core portion and an outer core portion; an inner resin portion with which a space between the winding portion and the inner core portion is filled; and an end surface interposed member is interposed between an end surface of the winding portion and the outer core portion and includes a through hole into which the inner core portion is inserted and a resin filling hole communicating with an interior of the winding portion between the winding portion and the outer core portion. The outer core portion includes at least one recessed portion on the circumferential edge portion of the inner end surface opposing the end surface of the inner core portion, and the recessed portion is recessed inward with respect to the end surface of the inner core portion.
US10811171B2
A quad-shield coaxial cable includes an insulator portion configured to encircle an inner conductor portion, an inner conductive foil portion configured to encircle the insulator portion, an inner braided shield portion configured to encircle the inner conductive foil layer portion, an outer braided shield portion configured to encircle the inner braided shield portion, an outer conductive foil portion configured to encircle the outer braided shield portion, and a jacket portion configured to encircle the outer conductive foil portion.
US10811167B2
A high-voltage cable for electrostatically charging a coating agent in an electrostatic coating plant is provided. The cable includes a centrally arranged cable core and an electrically insulating jacket which sheaths the cable core. The cable core has a moderate electrical resistance according to the principles of the present disclosure. The cable core includes fibers that form a non-woven fabric, and at least one strip of the non-woven fabric of the cable core is twisted.
US10811165B2
[Problem] To provide an insulation material that has an excellent volume resistivity while retaining the balance among various capabilities including the mechanical strength, the heat resistance, the oil resistance, the bleed-out resistance, the plasticizer migration resistance, and the like, equivalent to a resin composition containing an ordinary phthalate ester.[Solution] An insulation material containing a resin composition containing: an ester (i) having one or more constitutional unit represented by the following formula (A) (wherein R1 and R2 each independently represent an alkyl group having from 1 to 4 carbon atoms); and a resin (ii).
US10811156B2
This disclosure pertains to a gamma radiation source, including enriched Iridium-191 and Boron-11. Some embodiments may include alloying. Some embodiments may include sintering. The resulting disk, adapted for radiological sources, typically has a reduced attenuation and a reduced cost, due to the reduction in the use of Iridium-191. Substitutes for boron include aluminum, silicon, vanadium, titanium, nickel, platinum, phosphorus and/or combinations thereof.
US10811151B2
A method of inspecting a structure for cracks is disclosed. The method includes the steps of moving an inspection vehicle along a pre-determined path through an area to be inspected, the inspection vehicle having a camera apparatus configured to scan the area to be inspected; using the camera apparatus to scan the area to be inspected at a pre-determined distance per second, thereby capturing scan data for analysis; and analyzing the scan data to classify cracks in the structure.
US10811142B2
Implementations provide a method to consolidate data records of regimens for treating oncology conditions. The method includes: accessing data records each encoding multi-tier data characteristics of a regimen for treating a particular oncology condition; receiving a first data record encoding a first regimen specific to a first healthcare provider institution; parsing the first data record according to a hierarchy of the encoded multi-tier data characteristics; distributing a respective weight to each of the encoded data characteristics to account for the potentially missing data characteristic; comparing data characteristics of the first data record with data characteristics from the data records by applying the respective weight to each data characteristic at a particular tier of the hierarchy such that a respective compound score is generated for each data record; and based on the compound scores for all data records, determining a prevailing data record of regimen as matching the first data record.
US10811137B2
A diagnostic care coordination system assists a caregiver with treating a patient. The system comprises a diagnostic engine and a care engine. The diagnostic engine is configured to generate a working diagnosis of the patient. The diagnostic engine includes a static diagnosing web containing a plurality of information nodes and a dynamic diagnosing analyzer for presenting to a user a plurality of information requests. The dynamic diagnosing analyzer navigates a user through the plurality of information nodes of the static diagnosing web based upon received responses to said plurality of information requests. Based upon a route through the static diagnosing web as taken by the dynamic diagnosing analyzer, the diagnostic engine generates the working diagnosis. The care engine determines a treatment plan based upon said working diagnosis.
US10811132B1
A method is provided for monitoring and communicating nutritional data to end user devices. The method comprises receiving data from external sources including merchant systems distributing items having nutritional value and a third party aggregator system storing nutritional information for the distributed items. The method further includes storing instructions and databases in at least one computer memory, the databases including a receipts database storing receipts transmitted from the merchant systems, wherein the receipts include an identification of the distributed items. The method additionally includes calling an application program interface of the aggregator system and providing data from identified receipts including identification of distributed items and receiving nutrition information for the distributed items from the aggregator service. The method further includes parsing the received nutrition information and storing the parsed nutrition information in a customer database stored in the computer memory for communication to the end user devices.
US10811123B2
A system and method that permits a user to utilize a means of capturing and managing one or more voice files containing speech utterances (“Voice Utterances”) and/or the corresponding transcript (“Transcript”) containing protected health information (PHI) on a mobile device.
US10811119B1
A post package repair (PPR) method is disclosed. The PPR method includes the following operations: receiving a first PPR signal and a second PPR signal, in which the first PPR signal corresponds to a first PPR mode, and the second PPR signal corresponds to a second PPR mode; generating a first valid signal and a second valid signal according to the first PPR signal and the second PPR signal, in which only one of the first valid signal and the second valid signal comprises a valid information when both of the first PPR signal and the second PPR signal comprise an enabled information; in which when the first valid signal comprises the valid information, the first PPR mode is executed, and when the second valid signal comprises the valid information, the second PPR mode is executed.
US10811116B2
A semiconductor system may be configured to classify failure groups of data including erroneous bits and may replace a memory area in which the failure groups are stored with a redundancy area. The replacement of the memory area in which the failure groups are stored, with the redundancy area, may be performed according to priorities of the failure groups.
US10811115B1
A test method for testing a built-in memory in a computer device includes the following operations. The built-in memory is tested by a test function of a basic input/output system (BIOS) in the computer device to create a data file. An analysis application is performed by a test device to analyze the data file. According to analyzing the data file, an abnormal memory chip is determined whether to exist in the built-in memory. The data file includes test data of memory chips in the built-in memory.
US10811112B2
Apparatuses, systems, and methods are disclosed for wear leveling for non-volatile memory. An apparatus may include one or more non-volatile memory elements, and a controller. A controller may perform a wear-leveling process for one or more non-volatile memory elements, by periodically updating a logical-to-physical mapping and moving data based on the updated mapping. A controller may detect a wear-based attack for one or more non-volatile memory elements. A controller may change a wear-leveling process in response to detecting a wear-based attack.
US10811106B2
A data reading method, a low voltage detection logic circuit, an integrated circuit and a chip are provided. The data reading method includes that: under the condition that a request for reading data from a NonVolatile Memory (NVM) is received, a pre-burnt region return value is read from a preset pre-burnt region of the NVM (S101); whether the pre-burnt region return value is equal to a target pre-burnt value or not is determined (S102); and under the condition that the pre-burnt region return value is equal to the target pre-burnt value, a first control signal is generated, and the first control signal is sent to an NVM controller and the first control signal is used for controlling the VNM controller to read the data from the NVM (S103).
US10811105B2
A semiconductor storage device includes a first semiconductor extending above a substrate and including a first part and a second part, a first word line at a first level above the substrate and facing the first part of the first semiconductor, a second word line at the first level above the substrate and facing the second part of the first semiconductor, a first cell transistor including a first area of the first part of the first semiconductor that faces the first word line, and a second cell transistor including a second area of the second part of the first semiconductor that faces the second word line, wherein during an operation of reading data from the first cell transistor, a first voltage that is less than a threshold voltage of the second cell transistor and greater than or equal to zero voltage is applied to the second word line.
US10811099B2
A semiconductor memory device and an operating method thereof may be provided. A semiconductor memory device may include a memory cell array including a plurality of memory cells and a negative voltage switching circuit for receiving and applying a plurality of negative voltages to bit lines of the memory cell array. The negative voltage switching circuit may apply the plurality of negative voltages different from one another to the bit lines in a program operation.
US10811098B2
Methods of operating a memory device include programming a page of a memory block of the memory device using a particular starting programming voltage, determining a programming voltage indicative of a programming efficiency of the page of the memory block during programming of the page of the memory block, storing a representation of the programming voltage indicative of the programming efficiency of the page of the memory block, setting a starting programming voltage for a different page of the memory block in response to the stored representation of the programming voltage indicative of the programming efficiency of the page of the memory block, and programming the different page of the memory block using its starting programming voltage.
US10811090B2
A memory cell can have a state in a valley between adjacent data states. A determination can be made whether a state of a memory cell is in a valley between adjacent distributions of states associated with respective data states. A signal indicative of a data state of the memory cell and whether the state of the memory cell is in the valley can be transmitted.
US10811087B2
A memory circuit including a plurality of elementary cells arranged in an array of rows and of columns, and a control circuit capable of implementing an operation of vertical reading of a word from a column of the array.
US10811085B2
A dual rail device includes a first power domain circuit coupled to a first power supply through a first header control switch and a second power domain circuit coupled to a second power supply. The first and second power supplies have different steady-state voltage levels. The first power domain circuit is interfaced to the second power domain circuit. The device also includes a power detector circuit for providing a control signal for the first header control switch responsive to a voltage level of the second power supply.
US10811080B2
A memory component includes a memory core comprising dynamic random access memory (DRAM) storage cells and a first circuit to receive external commands. The external commands include a read command that specifies transmitting data accessed from the memory core. The memory component also includes a second circuit to transmit data onto an external bus in response to a read command and pattern register circuitry operable during calibration to provide at least a first data pattern and a second data pattern. During the calibration, a selected one of the first data pattern and the second data pattern is transmitted by the second circuit onto the external bus in response to a read command received during the calibration. Further, at least one of the first and second data patterns is written to the pattern register circuitry in response to a write command received during the calibration.
US10811078B2
A semiconductor memory device includes a memory cell array, an error correction code (ECC) engine, a refresh control circuit, a scrubbing control circuit and a control logic circuit. The refresh control circuit generates refresh row addresses for refreshing a memory region on memory cell rows in response to a first command received from a memory controller. The scrubbing control circuit counts the refresh row addresses and generates a scrubbing address for performing a scrubbing operation on a first memory cell row of the memory cell rows whenever the scrubbing control circuit counts N refresh row addresses of the refresh row addresses. The ECC engine reads first data corresponding to a first codeword, from at least one sub-page in the first memory cell row, corrects at least one error bit in the first codeword and writes back the corrected first codeword in a corresponding memory location.
US10811072B2
The present invention is directed to a method for programming a memory cell that includes a transistor and a memory element coupled in series between a first conductive line and a second conductive line. The method includes the steps of applying a voltage across the memory cell with the voltage being sufficiently high to enable switching of the memory element from initial resistance state to target resistance state; determining the initial resistance state of the memory element; comparing the initial resistance state with the target resistance state; and if the initial resistance state and the target resistance state are same, concluding that the memory element is already in the target resistance state and terminating programming process; otherwise, continually monitoring the voltage until a change in the voltage is detected and then concluding that the memory element has switched to the target resistance state and terminating the programming process.
US10811070B2
A memory system including an MRAM; a memory controller; a temperature sensor; and a magnetic sensor. In the MRAM, write/erase count information, patrol read execution time information, and patrol read information defining a patrol read execution time interval for combinations of a temperature, an intensity of a magnetic field, and a write/erase count are stored. The memory controller acquires the temperature from the temperature sensor, acquires the intensity of the magnetic field from the magnetic sensor, acquires from the patrol read information the patrol read execution time interval corresponding to the combination of the temperature, the intensity of the magnetic field, and the write/erase count, and determines whether or not a patrol read shall be executed by comparing the elapsed time from the previous patrol read execution time with the acquired patrol read execution time interval.
US10811068B2
Varying energy barriers of magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs) in different magneto-resistive random access memory (MRAM) arrays in a semiconductor die to facilitate use of MRAM for different memory applications is disclosed. In one aspect, energy barriers of MTJs in different MRAM arrays are varied. The energy barrier of an MTJ affects its write performance as the amount of switching current required to switch the magnetic orientation of a free layer of the MTJ is a function of its energy barrier. Thus, by varying the energy barriers of the MTJs in different MRAM arrays in a semiconductor die, different MRAM arrays may be used for different types of memory provided in the semiconductor die while still achieving distinct performance specifications. The energy barrier of an MTJ can be varied by varying the materials, heights, widths, and/or other characteristics of MTJ stacks.
US10811064B2
Apparatuses and methods for setting a duty cycler adjuster for improving clock duty cycle are disclosed. The duty cycle adjuster may be adjusted by different amounts, at least one smaller than another. Determining when to use the smaller adjustment may be based on duty cycle results. A duty cycle monitor may have an offset. A duty cycle code for the duty cycle adjuster may be set to an intermediate value of a duty cycle monitor offset. The duty cycle monitor offset may be determined by identifying duty cycle codes for an upper and for a lower boundary of the duty cycle monitor offset.
US10811061B1
Memory devices may employ flip-flops with paired transistors in sense amplifying circuitry to sense charges stored in memory cells to perform read and/or activate operations. Sense amplifying circuitry may employ driving devices in driving circuitry to latch the read memory to a high or low voltage. Embodiments include systems and methods that facilitate reduced memory devices with faster memory cell restore by sharing the driving circuitry in different sense amplifying modules. Embodiments may employ switching circuitry in the sense amplifying circuitry to prevent unintentional or faulty readouts.
US10811059B1
Semiconductor devices and systems include semiconductor devices with first signal traces conveying a first power signal, second signal traces conveying a second power signal, and third signal traces conveying a third power signal. Each of the power signals are connected on a redistribution layer, a first wiring layer, and first-layer contacts. At least one of the first signal traces on the redistribution layer includes a cutout region and the third signal traces include a bypass structure on the redistribution layer and within the cutout region. The bypass structure conveys the third power signal on the redistribution layer around the first-layer contacts coupled to the first signal traces on the redistribution layer.
US10811053B2
A machine includes a processor and a memory coupled to the processor. The memory stores instructions executed by the processor to perform operations comprising receiving, from a plurality of computing devices, a plurality of messages, each message comprising at least one message parameter. For each message of the plurality of messages, the machine determines whether the at least one message parameter comprises speed indicia indicating a speed of a respective computing device. Based on determining that the at least one message parameter comprises speed indicia, the speed indicia is evaluated to determine whether a speed of the respective computing device corresponds to a first media collection. The message is added to the first media collection based on determining that the speed of the respective computing device corresponds to the first media collection.
US10811040B2
According to one embodiment, a disk device includes a plurality of disk-shaped recording media, a first actuator assembly supported by a support shaft, a second actuator assembly supported by the support shaft and spaced from the first actuator assembly, a flexible printed wiring board includes a base portion, a first relay portion extending from the base portion and connected to the first actuator assembly, and a second relay portion extending from the base portion and connected to the second actuator assembly, a support member fixed to the base portion of the flexible printed wiring board, and a reinforcing member provided in the base portion in the vicinity of the first relay portion and the second relay portion.
US10811035B1
A recording head includes a waveguide core and write pole extending to a media-facing surface of the recording head. A near-field transducer is located between the waveguide core and the write pole. First and second side shields are located on either crosstrack side of the near-field transducer. The first and second shields have edges facing and conformal with first and second tapered sides and a peg of the near-field transducer such that there are respective first and second constant-width gaps therebetween.
US10811028B2
This invention relates to a method of managing adaptive feedback cancellation in a hearing device comprising at least a microphone (1); a receiver (2); and a signal processing circuitry, configured to receive from said microphone (1) an input signal (Xtd, Xfd, Xc) and to provide said receiver (2) with an output signal (Yfd, Ufd, Utd). An external acoustic feedback path (300) defined by feedback sound (fb) traveling from the receiver (2) to the microphone (1) is represented by an external feedback path transfer function (3). The signal processing unit comprises at least a gain unit (4); a feedback canceller unit (5) comprising an adaptive filter element (6) configured to adaptively accommodate changes in said external acoustic feedback path transfer function (3); and a frequency shift unit (7) configured to stabilize an adaptation of the feedback canceler unit (5). The method according to the present invention comprises the steps of: estimating the external acoustic feedback path transfer function (3) by modeling/deriving a first estimated feedback path transfer function (8) to reflect the external acoustic feedback path transfer function (3), by said feedback canceler unit (5); compensating the input signal of the hearing device (Xfd), based on the first estimated feedback path transfer function (8), thereby generating a compensated input signal (Xc); providing at least part of the signal processing unit with the compensated input signal (Xc). The method further comprises the steps of: generating a probe signal (W), by an adaptation control block (9, 10); injecting the probe signal (W) into the output signal (Yfd) of the hearing device and letting the probe signal (W) be fed back to the microphone (1) through the external acoustic feedback path (300); modeling/deriving at least a reference estimated feedback path transfer function (11), based on a relation between the input signal (Xfd) and the probe signal (w); comparing said at least a reference estimated feedback path transfer function (11) with said first estimated feedback path transfer function (8), by a comparison unit (12) of said adaptation control block (9); and controlling the adaptive filter element (6) and the frequency shift unit (7) based on a comparison between such at least a reference estimated feedback path transfer function (11) and the first estimated feedback path transfer function (8).
US10811027B2
Methods for echo estimation or echo management (echo suppression or cancellation) on an input audio signal, with at least one of adaptation of a sparse prediction filter set, modification (for example, truncation) of adapted prediction filter impulse responses, generation of a composite impulse response from adapted prediction filter impulse responses, or use of echo estimation and/or echo management resources in a manner determined at least in part by classification of the input audio signal as being (or not being) echo free. Other aspects are systems configured to perform any embodiment of any of the methods.
US10811022B2
A method and apparatus for performing coding and decoding for high-frequency bandwidth extension. The decoding apparatus may include: a mode checking unit to check mode information of each of frames included in a bitstream; a first core decoding unit to perform code excited linear prediction (CELP) decoding on a CELP coded frame, when a core coding mode of a low-frequency signal indicates a CELP coding mode; a first extension decoding unit to generate a decoded signal of a high-frequency band by using at least one of a result of the performing the CELP decoding and an excitation signal of the low-frequency signal; a second core decoding unit to perform audio decoding on an audio coded frame, when the core coding mode indicates an audio coding mode; and a second extension decoding unit to generate a decoded signal of the high-frequency band by performing frequency-domain (FD) extension decoding.
US10811020B2
A voice signal decoding device includes a first decoder, a second decoder, a signal switch, and a noise adder. The first decoder decodes first encoded data encoded by a first encoding method. The second decoder decodes second encoded data encoded by a second encoding method. The second encoded data has a narrower band than a band of the first encoded data. The signal switch switches an output signal of the first decoder and an output signal of the second decoder. The noise adder adds a noise signal to a high-frequency band in the output signal of the second decoder when the signal switch switches an output signal from the output signal of the first decoder to the output signal of the second decoder. The high-frequency band is a band where a signal component is lacking as compared with the output signal of the first decoder.
US10811012B2
Methods and systems for providing message playback using a shared electronic device is described herein. In response to receiving a request to output messages, a speech-processing system may determine a group account associated with a requesting device, and may determine messages stored by a message data store for the group account. Speaker identification processing may also be performed to determine a speaker of the request. A user account associated with the speaker, and messages stored for the user account, may be determined. A summary response indicating the user account's messages and the group account's message may then be generated such that the user account messages are identified prior to the group account's messages. The messages may then be analyzed to determine an appropriate voice user interface for the requester such that the playback of the messages using a shared electronic device is more natural and conversational.
US10811008B2
A system for processing a user utterance is provided. The system includes at least one network interface; at least one processor operatively connected to the at least one network interface; and at least one memory operatively connected to the at least one processor, wherein the at least one memory stores a plurality of specified sequences of states of at least one external electronic device, wherein each of the specified sequences is associated with a respective one of domains, wherein the at least one memory further stores instructions that, when executed, cause the at least one processor to receive first data associated with the user utterance provided via a first of the at least one external electronic device, wherein the user utterance includes a request for performing a task using the first of the at least one external device.
US10811001B2
A network-based, e.g., cloud-based, background expert, is provided for predicting and/or accomplishing a user's goals. Moreover, the system can monitor, in the background, user generated data and/or publicly available data to determine and/or infer a user's goal, with or without an active indication/request from the user. Typically, the user-generated data can include user conversations, such as, but not limited to, speech data in a voice call, text messages, chat dialogues, etc. Further, the system can identify an action or task that facilitates accomplishment of the user goal in real-time. Moreover, the system can automatically perform the action/task and/or request user authorization prior to performing the action/task.
US10810994B2
Systems and methods to generate a cognitive model are described. A particular example of a system includes a memory including program code having an application programming interface and a user interface, and a processor configured to access the memory and to execute the program code to generate a cognitive model, to run analysis on the cognitive model to determine a factor that is impacting a performance of the cognitive model, to determine an action based on the factor, to report at least one of the factor and the action to a user, and to use the action to generate a second cognitive model.
US10810988B2
An acoustic panel for attenuating sound, and a system and method for making the acoustic panel. The acoustic panel employs rounded particles which are introduced into the cells of a core and fixed at a particular depth to form a septum layer providing substantially linear acoustic resistance to sound waves entering the cell. The particles may be between 100 microns and 700 microns in diameter, may be solid or hollow, may have smooth or textured surfaces, and/or may be made of syntactic foam or glass or ceramic. The system includes a positioning mechanism for positioning the particles at the particular depth, metering and gating mechanisms for introducing a metered amount of the particles into each cell, and a vibratory base for vibrating the particles to better pack them. Once the particles are in the cells, the septum layer is fixed, and the positioning mechanism is removed.
US10810968B2
An electronic device according to an embodiment includes a housing including at least one of a display that displays an image and a speaker that outputs sound, a mounting detection unit that is disposed on a first surface of the housing to determine whether a grill is mounted, and a processor that compensates at least one of an output image of the display and an output sound source of the speaker depending on whether the grill is mounted, which is detected by the mounting detection unit.
US10810965B2
A gate driving circuit includes a pull-up control part applying a previous carry signal of one of previous stages to a first node in response to the previous carry signal, a pull-up part outputting a clock signal as an N-th gate output signal in response to a signal at the first node, a carry part outputting the clock signal as an N-th carry signal in response to the signal at the first node, a first pull-down part pulling down the signal at the first node to a second off voltage in response to a first next carry signal of one of next stages and a second pull-down part pulling down the N-th gate output signal to a first off voltage in response to a second next carry signal of one of the next stages different from the first next carry signal.
US10810964B2
A display device includes a display unit including a plurality of pixels, each of the pixels including a plurality of subpixels, and a display area having a corner of a non-right angular shape, and a signal controller controlling the display unit to display an image based on an input image signal and a control signal and changing a gray value of the image signal based on different light transmittance values of subpixels included in a first pixel, among the plurality of pixels, positioned at the corner of the non-right angular shape if the image signal corresponds to the first pixel at the corner of the non-right angular shape.
US10810955B2
A display device includes a display panel, a data driving unit, and a timing control unit. The display panel includes a plurality of data driving lines. The data driving unit is electrically coupled to the display panel for driving at least one part of the plurality of data driving lines. The timing control unit is disposed on a side of the display panel for processing a plurality of data vectors generated by a data source. The timing control unit includes an encoder module, a serializer module, and a data transmitter module. The encoder module is used for encoding a plurality of N bit data vectors to a plurality of N+m bit data vectors. The serializer module is electrically coupled to the encoder module for serializing the plurality of N+m bit data vectors. The data transmitter module is used for transmitting the plurality of serialized N+m bit data vectors to the data driving unit.
US10810953B2
With a field sequential method, image display having sufficiently high color reproduction is performed, and an occurrence of color breakup is more reliably suppressed. In a field sequential liquid crystal display apparatus in which a plurality of subframes including a red subframe, a green subframe, a blue subframe, and a white (common color) subframe constitutes each frame, an image data conversion unit (30) converts input image data (D1) corresponding to red, green, and blue into driving image data (D2) corresponding to the plurality of subframes, based on an adjustment coefficient (Ks) and a distribution ratio (WRs) for the white subframe, for each pixel. Two distribution ratios are selectively used as the distribution ratio (WRs). A function of obtaining a second distribution ratio (WRsv2) of the two distribution ratios is set such that the distribution ratio (WRsv2) increases as the adjusted brightness (brightness after amplification and compression processing) (V) for an input image becomes smaller.
US10810939B2
A display device related to one embodiment of the present invention includes a plurality of pixel circuits each connected to a scanning signal line, initialization control signal line, light emitting control signal line and video signal line, wherein each of the plurality of pixel circuits includes a first transistor connected to the scanning signal line and the video signal line, a second transistor connected to a first node and the first transistor, a third transistor connected to the first node and a scanning signal line, a fourth transistor connected to the second transistor and the light emitting control signal line, and a fifth transistor connected to the second transistor, a power supply voltage line, and the light emitting control signal line.
US10810927B2
A method for controlling display by an electronic device is provided. The method includes, when a predetermined number or more same frame data are consecutively generated, storing the same frame data in a storage of a display driving module by an application processor, stopping transmitting frame data to the display driving module, and scanning the frame data stored in the storage and outputting to a display panel by the display driving module.
US10810924B2
An electro-optical device has a first pixel disposed on a substrate, a second pixel disposed on the substrate and has a different color from the first pixel, a first color filter that overlaps the first pixel in a plan view in a normal direction of the substrate; and a second color filter that overlaps the second pixel and has an opening in the plan view.
US10810919B2
An image shift control method including generating image position information by using sample data of first image data; and determining a movement direction and a movement amount of an image by using the image position information.
US10810913B2
A system and method of communication with first responders includes a reflective device and coupling the reflective device to a surface of a dwelling. The reflective device is indicative of at least one of occupants of the dwelling and hazardous materials disposed within the dwelling. A fireman or paramedic may shine there light and determine what type of occupants are in the building and if there are any hazardous materials to be concerned about.
US10810910B2
A flexible screen protection structure includes a first flexible plate, a second flexible plate opposite to the first flexible plate, a side plate, a number of first trapezoidal bosses, and a number of second trapezoidal bosses. A gap is formed between the first flexible plate and the second flexible plate. The side plate surrounds peripheral sides of the first flexible plate and the second flexible plate, and closes the gap. The first trapezoidal bosses are densely distributed on the first flexible plate and located in the gap. Each first trapezoidal boss includes a large end attached to the first flexible plate and a small end facing the second flexible plate. The second trapezoidal bosses are densely distributed on the second flexible plate and located in the gap. Each second trapezoidal boss includes a large end attached to the second flexible plate and a small end facing the first flexible plate.
US10810907B2
Medical training and performance assessment instruments, methods, and systems are disclosed. Training and/or assessment systems may include an augmented medical instrument for use by a student to examine a patient. A system in accordance with one aspect of the invention includes a first augmented medical instrument configured to sense a first physical parameter during examination of a subject and produce a first examination data and a second augmented medical instrument configured to sense a second physical parameter during examination of the subject and produce a second examination data. The system is configured to generate at least one simulated physical parameter based on the first examination data and present the at least one simulated physical parameter to the student on the second augmented medical instrument.
US10810904B2
Described herein are kits and methods for identifying the likelihood of having a food sensitivity or intolerance, and determining dietary modifications accordingly. For example, the likelihood of having sensitivities, intolerances or allergies to gluten, lactose, FODMAPs and others tested and calculated. Additionally, diet modifications can be determined according to the likelihood of particular sensitivities, and the effectiveness of diet modifications can be evaluated by monitoring of meals and subsequent symptoms, and evaluating the monitoring information. Through application of the methods herein, dietary intake and symptom data may be collected and aggregated to evaluate the effect or desirability of particular foods on a population of interest.
US10810901B2
The present disclosure relates to a method and system for providing tutorial functions. The method may include obtaining a piece of music selected by a user; determining a display mode that configures one or more display categories and a layout of the one or more display categories on a user interface; obtaining one or more content items corresponding to the one or more display categories, respectively, the one or more content items being associated with the piece of music; and generating an instruction to display the one or more content items on the user interface according to the layout.
US10810899B1
A method includes: identifying a physical environment to be a basis for virtual training, the physical environment associated with performance of operations; creating, in a computer system, a three-dimensional (3D) model of the physical environment; defining, in the computer system, virtual operations to be performable during the virtual training, the virtual operations corresponding to the operations of the physical environment; identifying, in the computer system, a controllable component in the physical environment; creating, in the computer system, a 3D model of the identified controllable component; creating, in the computer system, a state model of the physical environment; and assembling, in the computer system, a virtual environment from the 3D model of the physical environment and the 3D model of the identified controllable component, and associating the created state model with the virtual environment.
US10810897B2
One embodiment provides a method, including: receiving input of a learning session that is being conducted by an educator, being provided to at least one user, and being related to a subject; determining, using a knowledge base, that at least one topic relevant to the subject of the learning session is incomplete, wherein the determining comprises building a knowledge subgraph of the learning session and comparing the built knowledge subgraph to at least a portion of the knowledge base; generating at least one question to be asked of the educator relevant to the at least one incomplete topic; identifying, using at least one natural language text classifier model, a location within the learning session to ask the generated at least one question; and providing, to the educator, an output corresponding to the at least one question at the identified location within the learning session.
US10810889B2
A technique for more reliably capturing a lost unmanned aerial vehicle in tracking the unmanned aerial vehicle by a surveying device is provided. A UAV search area setting part is configured to perform arithmetic operation for searching for an unmanned aerial vehicle having mounted therein a location identifying device using a GNSS. The UAV search area setting part includes a measured location obtaining part that obtains information of a location of the unmanned aerial vehicle, which is measured by a surveying device, a scheduled flight location obtaining part that obtains information of a scheduled flight location of the unmanned aerial vehicle from a flight plan of the unmanned aerial vehicle, and a search area setting part that sets an area for searching for the unmanned aerial vehicle by referring to a difference between the measured location and the scheduled flight location at a specific time.
US10810888B2
A system and method for providing automatic from-waypoint updating includes determining when a flight plan has been received that includes rendering a lateral map image that includes an aircraft icon and a flight leg to be captured. A variable position user input device supplies a signal representative of its position. A processor processes the signal from the variable position user input device and commands a display device to render a trajectory line graphic that (a) extends from the aircraft icon in a direction that corresponds to the position of the variable user input device and (b) intersects the at least one flight leg to be captured. The flight plan is automatically updated to designate the waypoint at the start of the at least one flight leg as a from-waypoint.
US10810885B2
Disclosed is a method and apparatus for transmitting data of an unmanned aerial vehicle control system. According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, provided is a method of transmitting data of an unmanned aerial vehicle control system, the method including: connecting an unmanned aerial vehicle to a ground radio station via a mission data link and a non-mission data link; checking a maximum transmit power of the non-mission data link; checking a margin value of the non-mission data link considering a state of the unmanned aerial vehicle; checking a required transmit power of the non-mission data link by applying the margin value of the non-mission data link; and determining a transmit power of the non-mission data link by comparing the maximum transmit power with the required transmit power.
US10810876B2
Provided is a road obstacle detection method including: a region segmentation step of segmenting an input image into a plurality of local regions; and a likelihood calculation step of calculating a probability of presence of the road obstacle in a target local region based on a probability that the target local region is not a normal object set in advance and a degree of visual saliency defined by a relationship between a surrounding local region and the target local region, wherein the degree of the visual saliency is calculated to be larger as a probability that the surrounding local region is a road is higher and calculated to be larger as a difference in visual characteristics between the target local region and the surrounding local region is larger.
US10810875B2
A system includes a computer programmed to receive first data from a first source that is a vehicle. The first data identifies a fault of the vehicle. The computer is programmed to receive second data from a second source outside the vehicle describing an area around the vehicle. The computer is programmed to determine, based on the first and second data, a navigational plan. The computer is programmed to transmit an instruction to the vehicle to actuate the vehicle according to the navigational plan.
US10810872B2
In one embodiment, a method, apparatus, and system for automatically detecting and notifying a user of a traffic rule violation using sensors and a perception module of an autonomous driving vehicle is disclosed. The operations performed comprise: capturing surrounding road traffic information at an autonomous driving vehicle (ADV) based on sensor data obtained from a plurality of sensors of the ADV; automatically detecting at the ADV a traffic rule violation of a first vehicle within a perception range of the ADV based on the surrounding road traffic information and a set of pre-configured traffic rules maintained by the ADV, including analyzing the surrounding road traffic information in view of the pre-configured traffic rules; and generating an alert in response to the detected traffic rule violation.
US10810870B2
A method and device of processing vehicle passing records, which increase the accuracy of vehicle stop point analysis. The method includes: obtaining a plurality of vehicle passing records of a preset target object during a first preset time period (S102), wherein, the vehicle passing records include a gate number of a gate that the preset target object passes and vehicle passing time when passing the gate; obtaining a plurality of vehicle trajectories of the preset target object based on the plurality of vehicle passing records (S104); performing stop point pre-processing on the vehicle trajectories to obtain pre-processed results (S106); obtaining pre-processed records that meet a first preset condition from the pre-processed results (S108); performing clustering processing on the pre-processed records to obtain clustering processing results; outputting the clustering processing results (S110).
US10810868B2
Fiber emitters, such as carbon nanotube (CNT) yarns, are used to create infrared (IR) transmitters that can operate at high data rates, can shift spectral response, and can emit polarized light, for example by alignment of the fiber emitters in close proximity and in parallel directions. These fiber emitters can, for example, be used in patches that can be bonded to fabric or to an object, or can be woven into fabric during fabrication of a textile. The fiber emitters can be used in a variety of methods, including for friend or foe identification, communications, and identification of objects.
US10810865B2
An apparatus for capturing image data, includes an item of clothing and an image-capturing peripheral device attachable thereto, the item of clothing including electrical conductors connected to a peripheral device connector, the peripheral device including a clothing connector to connect to the peripheral device connector, the image-capturing peripheral device producing still-image data when attached to the item of clothing and generating video data when detached from the item of clothing, the item of clothing including a first power source for supplying power to the image-capturing peripheral device, the image-capturing peripheral device includes a second power source, the image-capturing peripheral device selectively using power from the first power source when operating at a first power level and from the second power source when operating at a second power level, with the second power level higher than the first power level.
US10810863B2
A physical security system may define sites associated with cameras. Sites may be added as a child site off of a parent site to form a site family. Once set up, ranked user and group privileges on the parent site may be pushed to the child sites, and controlled by the parent site. The child sites may still define local users and groups so that the child site may operate if there is a loss of connectivity to the parent site.
US10810861B2
Provided are a real-time acceleration sensor calibration apparatus for measuring a movement of a vehicle and an acceleration sensor calibration method, the acceleration sensor calibration apparatus including an acceleration sensor configured to measure a triaxial acceleration value, a gyroscope configured to measure a triaxial angular velocity value, an acceleration data calibrator configured to primarily transform a vector of the measured acceleration value using a gravity vector calculated based on the triaxial acceleration value and the triaxial angular velocity value measured by the acceleration sensor and the gyroscope, and a communicator configured to transmit information related to the movement of the vehicle to a server based on calibrated acceleration data.
US10810860B1
A vent hood device that is configured to monitor a stove, the vent hood device including, a camera, an infrared sensor that is configured to detect heat from a surface of the stove, and a processor that is configured to receive, from the infrared sensor, temperature data that indicates heat detected from the surface of the stove, receive, from the camera, video data captured by the camera, determine, based on the temperature data and the video data, that an adult is not within a field of view of the camera and the heat detected from the surface of the stove satisfies a heat criteria, and in response to determining that an adult is not within the field of view of the camera and the heat detected from the surface of the stove satisfies the heat criteria, provide an alert that indicates that the stove is unattended.
US10810859B2
An apparatus includes a controller. When an operation to set a door in a state in which the door will be opened is performed on one side of the door and if someone is on the other side of the door, the controller causes an informing unit to provide information that the door will be opened and someone is on the other side of the door.
US10810858B2
A system for detecting a gas leak can include: at least one infrared imaging sensor; and an imaging analysis computer operably coupled with the at least one infrared imaging sensor. The imaging analysis computer can be configured to control any infrared imaging sensor and acquire infrared images therefrom at any rate and in any duration. The imaging analysis computer can be configured to analyze the infrared images in order to detect a gas leak. The imaging analysis computer can be configured to detect a gas where gas should not be (or is not present in a baseline) in order to determine that there is a gas leak in the vicinity. The gas can be a hydrocarbon gas or carbon monoxide, or other.
US10810854B1
A monitoring system that is configured to monitor a property includes a camera that is configured to capture video data of the property. The monitoring system further includes a microphone that is configured to capture audio data of the property. The monitoring system further includes a monitor control unit that is configured to access and analyze the video data. The monitor control unit is further configured to determine that an alarm condition does not exist at the property. The monitor control unit is further configured to access and analyze the audio data. The monitor control unit is further configured to override the determination that an alarm condition does not exist at the property. The monitor control unit is further configured to, based on overriding the determination that an alarm condition does not exist at the property, perform a monitoring system action.
US10810841B2
The present disclosure relates generally to gaming systems and methods that that integrate competitive betting and interactive gaming functions in a single gaming device. The gaming device allows a player to place a bet on a competitive contest as well as play a casino game at the gaming device at the same time. The presentation output and behavior of the casino game played on the gaming device are based on events associated with the competitive contest, as the events happen in real time. In one example, the gaming device alters a display of elements in the casino game based on an event in the competitive contest. In another example, the gaming device, alters the scoring behavior or speed of the casino game based on an event in the competitive contest. Aspects of the present disclosure provide an enhanced gaming experience tied to sports betting at a gaming device.
US10810840B2
A bingo gaming system, machine, and method include a main bingo game, a feature bingo game, a main reel game associated with the main bingo game, and a feature reel game associated with the feature bingo game. The main reel game simulates outcomes of the main bingo game. The feature reel game simulates outcomes of the feature bingo game. A feature bingo game may be triggered by a main bingo game outcome. Before the feature bingo game begins, a player may be given an opportunity to select a volatility option for the feature bingo game. The volatility selection may impact the probability of winning the feature bingo game (and/or feature reel game), as well as the reward(s) associated with winning the feature bingo game (and/or feature reel game).
US10810838B2
An electronic gaming machine performs operations comprising: (i) receiving, from a first player of the electronic gaming machine, a first credit contribution; (ii) receiving, from a second player of the electronic gaming machine, a second credit contribution; (iii) aggregating the first credit contribution and the second credit contribution to create a combined credit balance; (iv) determining, based on the first credit contribution and the second credit contribution, a relative contribution of each of the first player and the second player to the combined credit balance; (v) determining, in response to at least one mutual wager, at least one outcome of the wagering game; (vi) one of incrementing and decrementing the combined credit balance based on the at least one outcome; (vii) receiving, from at least one of the first player and the second player, an instruction to cash out of the wagering game; and (viii) distributing a pro rata share of the combined credit balance to the at least one player in proportion to the relative contribution of the at least one player.
US10810832B2
A gaming machine includes a gaming machine cabinet defining an upper cabinet volume and a cabinet front opening to the upper cabinet volume. A gaming machine panel is mounted on the gaming machine cabinet in a panel operating position in which the gaming machine panel registers with and covers at least a base area of the cabinet front opening. The gaming machine further includes a translation structure connected between the gaming machine panel and the gaming machine cabinet. The translation structure is operable enable the gaming machine panel to be moved from the panel operating position upwardly to a cabinet open position. In this cabinet open position the gaming machine panel remains supported by the gaming machine cabinet and is removed from a base area of the cabinet front opening.
US10810825B2
An immersive video system includes a processor circuit, and a memory coupled to the processing circuit. The memory includes machine-readable instructions that, when executed by the processor circuit, cause the processor circuit to determine a device location of an immersive video device being worn by a user and an electronic game machine (EGM) location for an EGM associated with the user. The memory further includes machine-readable instructions that, when executed by the processor circuit, cause the processor circuit to determine that the immersive video device is obstructing a view of the EGM by the user. The memory further includes machine-readable instructions that, when executed by the processor circuit, cause the processor circuit to determine in response to determining that the immersive video device is obstructing the view of the EGM by the user, disable a feature of the EGM.
US10810823B2
A server provides activities and/or services to a player through a mobile device. In response to a request from the mobile device, information known to a player is determined and sent to the mobile device via the server. In this fashion, verification can be made that the mobile device is communicating with the server.
US10810815B2
A handheld security system includes a set of handheld devices positioned at a group of access points to a secure area. The handheld device includes a set of input/output devices including a text and graphics display, a camera, a local security database and a set of security devices including an RFID reader, a bar code reader, a magnetic stripe card reader and a biometric scanner. The set of handheld devices are communicatively connected through wireless signaling and protocol to one another and to a server operating a global a global security database. The local security database is synchronized to the global security database. A location stack table is continuously updated with security events and monitored for violation of a set of anti-passback rules. An association table associates a set of assets and a set of personnel, allowing for visitor tracking and asset tracking on a schedule.
US10810810B2
A method of storing traveling information of a leanable vehicle which turns in a leaning state, includes the steps of: obtaining information of a traveling position history of the leanable vehicle; detecting lateral force information including a lateral force applied to the leanable vehicle in a radially outward direction of a turn or a value corresponding to the lateral force, while the leanable vehicle is turning; and storing the detected lateral force information in association with the obtained information of the traveling position history.
US10810807B2
A data collection system includes: a communication terminal in each vehicle having a storage processor storing specific sensing information in a storage device and a vehicle-side communication unit; and a data center including a data center-side communication unit and a data center-side storage. The vehicle-side communication unit sequentially transmits vehicle information including a vehicle position to the data center. The data center-side communication unit transmits a transmission request of object information as the specific sensing information to an object vehicle, which is one of the vehicles approximately at a traveling position specified based on the vehicle position. The vehicle-side communication unit transmits the object information to the data center. When the data center-side communication unit receives the object information from a part of object vehicles, the data center-side communication unit transmits a deletion request for requesting to delete the object information to a remaining part of the object vehicles.
US10810803B2
There is provided an image processing device including: a data storage unit storing feature data indicating a feature of appearance of one or more physical objects; an environment map building unit for building an environment map based on an input image obtained by imaging a real space and the feature data, the environment map representing a position of a physical object present in the real space; a control unit for acquiring procedure data for a set of procedures of operation to be performed in the real space, the procedure data defining a correspondence between a direction for each procedure and position information designating a position at which the direction is to be displayed; and a superimposing unit for generating an output image by superimposing the direction for each procedure at a position in the input image determined based on the environment map and the position information, using the procedure data.
US10810800B2
Provided is an apparatus for providing virtual reality content of a moving means, the apparatus including a plurality of transparent display units mounted on front and side surfaces of the moving means and configured to display virtual reality content, a dynamic motion sensing unit configured to detect a three-dimensional (3D) dynamic motion of the moving means, and a control unit configured to control reproduction of previously stored virtual reality content so as to display virtual reality content corresponding to the 3D dynamic motion on the plurality of transparent display units, when the 3D dynamic motion of the moving means is detected by the dynamic motion sensing unit.
US10810799B2
Methods and devices are disclosed for intra-operative viewing of pre- and intra-operative 3D patient images.
US10810797B2
Systems and methods for generating and animating virtual representations to a wearer of a HMD device are disclosed. A virtual representation associated with a real-world object is retrieved based on received input data. The retrieved virtual representation is rendered for display to the wearer. Sensor data tracking one or more of the real-world object and the wearer is also received. The rendered virtual representation can be further animated based on the sensor data.
US10810795B2
Techniques of refining a model of a complex surface can include refining, upon insertion of a new control point, only those blending functions corresponding to the control points adjacent to the control point being inserted. The resulting curves cannot be considered as B-splines because the relationship between blending functions corresponding to adjacent control points no longer has a fixed relationship. Rather, the resulting blending functions, denoted herein as “S-splines,” sacrifice this fixed relationship in exchange for the ability to specify how many blending functions corresponding to adjacent control points are refined when performing exact local refinement. S-splines do not produce excess control points and have a simple representation. While the resulting functions representing the surface are not B-splines, they allow for exact refinement without affecting the blending functions corresponding to control points not neighboring the new control point. Such a representation uses fewer computing resources and improves the user experience.
US10810781B2
A system, method, and computer program product for displaying representative images within a collection viewer is disclosed. The method comprises receiving an indication of a new orientation for the collection viewer, displaying a sequence of animation frames that depict an in-place rotation animation for the representative images, generating a rotation angle in a sequence of rotation angles, and displaying a rendered representative image for each of the two or more representative images by rendering the two or more representative images, wherein each rendered representative image is rotated according to the rotation angle.
US10810778B2
Methods and systems for generating an interactive rotatable 360-degree presentation of an object are disclosed. The methods and systems obtain data describing the object, where the data includes information about a number of images of the object, as well as additional information about the object. The images are automatically obtained and rearranged into at least one sequence of images substantially evenly distributed around 360 degrees. It is determined whether to add hotspot(s) to image(s), and if hotspot(s) are to be added, the hotspot(s) are automatically added to the image(s). The ordered images of the sequence(s) are then merged into an interactive rotatable 360-degree presentation of the object.
US10810777B1
A GPU receives an image comprising an array of pixels. The image depicts features in a field of an object on a background. The features and the background contrasting with the object field, and at least a portion of the object is at the center of the image. In parallel for each particular pixel of a first plurality of the pixels, the GPU sets the color value of the particular pixel to the lightest color value of a second plurality of the pixels substantially along a line outward from the particular pixel toward an edge of the image. The line can be defined by the particular pixel and the image center.
US10810774B2
An electronic apparatus mounted on a vehicle is provided. The electronic apparatus includes an output unit configured to output driving information on the vehicle, a sensor configured to sense a gaze of a user in the vehicle, and a processor configured to, in response to a position on a plane of the sensed gaze being included in a specific region, control the output unit to output the driving information.
US10810768B2
A method for segmenting a medical image is disclosed. The method includes acquiring MR image and PET data during a scan of the object, acquiring an air/bone ambiguous region in the MR image, the air/bone ambiguous region including air voxels and bone voxels undistinguished from each other. The method also includes assigning attenuation coefficients to the voxels of the plurality of regions and generating an attenuation map. The method further includes iteratively reconstructing the PET data and the attenuation map to generate a PET image and an estimated attenuation map. The method further includes reassigning attenuation coefficients to the voxels of the air/bone ambiguous region based on the estimated attenuation map, and distinguishing the bone voxels and air voxels in the air/bone ambiguous region.
US10810765B2
An image processing apparatus and an image processing method where the apparatus includes: a self-encoder configured to perform self-encoding on an input image to generate multiple feature maps; a parameter generator configured to generate multiple convolution kernels for a convolution neural network based on the multiple feature maps; and an outputter configured to generate, by using the convolution neural network, an output result of the input image based on the input image and the multiple convolution kernels. With the image processing apparatus and the image processing method according to the present disclosure, an accuracy of processing an image by using the CNN network can be improved.
US10810756B2
The present invention relates to a method and a device for estimating a full shape of a lens of an eye from measurements of the lens taken in-vivo by optical imaging techniques, the measurements comprising visible portions of the lens, the method comprises defining non-visible portions of the lens parting from the in-vivo measurements and using a geometrical model of a lens previously built from ex-vivo measurements.The full shape parameters of the crystalline lens can be estimated in the present invention from optical imaging techniques to improve the estimation of the IOL position and thus the IOL power selection.
US10810740B2
A system and method for automated characterization of solid tumors using medical imaging. The system comprises an interface that is configured to acquire data from medical imaging devices, one or more processors, and an outputting device that reports the characterization of said solid tumor. The method of automated characterization, which is implemented by the system, acquires a sequence of images from the medical imager using a Dynamic Contrast Enhanced (DCE) imaging protocol, performs image registration, detects the contour of the solid tumor, and dividing the contours to segments. For each segment, the method calculating a displacement of the contrast material, fitting the displacement to a flow model and extracting an estimation of the interstitial fluid velocity. The estimated interstitial fluid velocity of the segments provide characterization of the solid tumor and includes an assessment of the tumor interstitial fluid pressure, the tumor drug delivery efficiency, and the tumor prognostic or metastasis risk.
US10810735B2
The present disclosure discloses a method and apparatus for analyzing medical image. A specific embodiment of the method includes: acquiring medical image data; generating multi-scale decision sample data based on the medical image data; inputting the multi-scale decision sample data into a deep neural network model to obtain an auxiliary diagnosis data of the medical image, the deep neural network model being trained according to a consistency principle between multi-scale training sample data and an output result of the deep neural network model. In the embodiment, a multi-scale training sample is used to accelerate the training process of the deep neural network model, thus the auxiliary diagnosis decision process can be accelerated, while the accuracy of the trained deep neural network model of the embodiment is improved according to a consistency principle of data between different scales and output results, thereby improving the accuracy of auxiliary diagnosis decision.
US10810733B2
Provided is a defect classification apparatus classifying images of defects of a sample included in images obtained by capturing the sample, the apparatus including an image storage unit for storing the images of the sample acquired by an external image acquisition unit, a defect class storage unit for storing types of defects included in the images of the sample, an image processing unit for extracting images of defects from the images from the sample, processing the extracted images of defects and generating a plurality of defect images, a classifier learning unit for learning a defect classifier using the images of defects of the sample extracted by the image processing unit and data of the plurality of generated defect images, and a defect classification unit for processing the images of the sample by using the classifier learned by the classifier learning unit, to classify the images of defects of the sample.
US10810731B2
Disclosed are methods and systems that include obtaining at least one image of a dendritic structure, analyzing the at least one image to identify one or more features associated with the dendritic structure, and determining a numerical value associated with the dendritic structure based on the one or more features.
US10810730B2
In some examples, a method for nondestructive testing of a component may include flashing the component using a flash lamp configured for flash thermography, collecting first image data regarding the component using an infrared camera, flowing a fluid through the component, and collecting second image data regarding the component using the infrared camera. A system for nondestructive testing of a component may include a single inspection station and a flash lamp configured for flash thermography, means for supplying a fluid to the component, and an infrared camera disposed at the inspection station.
US10810723B2
A method for object density monitoring includes receiving, by a processing server, an input image captured by an image sensor. The method further includes providing an annotated dataset with a target object to be identified in the input image, and providing, by the processing server as output, an object density map generated from the input image. The processing server provides the object density map by using a deep neural network having one or more pairs of a compression layer and a decompression layer connected by gated shortcuts.
US10810719B2
A face image processing system includes: a component extracting means which receives an input of face image information indicating a face image, and extracts a wrinkle component, a fleck component and a pore component of the face image from the face image information; a removal rate adjusting means which adjusts a removal rate of each of the wrinkle component, the fleck component and the pore component extracted by the component extracting means; a storage means which stores the removal rate; a synthesizing means which synthesizes the wrinkle component, the fleck component and the pore component which are amplified or attenuated at the removal rate adjusted by the removal rate adjusting means, and generates a face image; and an output means which outputs the face image information synthesized by the synthesizing means.
US10810717B2
A first image and a second image having a smaller pixel size than the first image are acquired. Based on a pixel size of the first image, a size of a calculation area to be set on the second image is calculated. A plurality of calculation areas including a corresponding position on the second image corresponding to a position of interest on the first image, and having the calculated area size are set on the second image. In each of the plurality of calculation areas, a representative value based on density values of pixels included in the calculation area is calculated, and based on a density value of a pixel at the position of interest and a plurality of representative values, a difference value between the first and second images at the position of interest is determined.
US10810714B2
An image processing method includes acquiring a captured image that has been generated by imaging through an imaging optical system inclined relative to an imaging plane, acquiring inclination information of the imaging optical system, acquiring aberration information of the imaging optical system, and performing image restoration processing on the captured image based on the aberration information. The image restoration processing includes a setting of a correction amount of the captured image according to the inclination information.
US10810706B2
A machine learning based image processing architecture and associated applications are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a machine learning framework is trained to learn low level image attributes such as object/scene types, geometries, placements, materials and textures, camera characteristics, lighting characteristics, contrast, noise statistics, etc. Thereafter, the machine learning framework may be employed to detect such attributes in other images and process the images at the attribute level.
US10810704B2
A method for processing an optical image acquired by a space vehicle or an aerial vehicle having a ground reflectance model and an atmospheric model, the atmospheric model having an aerosol model and a cloud model; determining optimal values of atmospheric model parameters to optimise the atmospheric model with respect to the image; determining correction parameter values for each layer of the atmospheric model, converting the image into a ground image with environmental effects according to the correction parameter values, converting the ground image with environmental effects into a ground image with no environmental effects according to the correction parameter values.
US10810697B2
A process receives, with a processor, a plurality of image device properties corresponding to an image capture device. Further the process selects, with the processor, one or more of the plurality of image device properties based on one or more pipeline criteria. The pipeline criteria indicate one or more weights corresponding to the plurality of image device properties. Additionally, the process truncates, with the processor, the one or more selected image device properties to a predetermined number of characters based on a human readability factor. The human readability factor is provided by the one or more pipeline criteria. The process automatically generates, with the processor, a device parameter data structure by ordering the truncated one or more image device properties according to the one or more weights. Moreover, the process transmits, with the processor, the device parameter data structure through a video post-production pipeline.
US10810694B2
A computer controlled mail piece assembly and wrapping system discloses a process for culling candidate mail pieces from bulk mail pieces, a mail piece feeder, a mail piece reader coupled to the feeder that identifies suitable candidate mail pieces, a collator coupled to the feeder for collating multiple identified mail pieces, a buffer coupled to the collator for regulating the delivery rate of the multiple mail pieces exiting to a wrap inserter, a wrap inserter coupled to the buffer for wrapping mail pieces and selected inserts into a mailing container, a printer interfaced with the wrap inserter for printing information onto the mailing container; an outstacker coupled to the wrap inserter for transferring envelope wrapped mail pieces and selected inserts to a desired location, and a computer with suitable programming for operating the system.
US10810685B1
A method for category search. The method includes determining semantic relationships between terms in a corpus; obtaining, from an expense category hierarchy and for an expense category, a collection of keywords; and expanding the collection with a related keyword according to a semantic relationship of the relationships between the related keyword and a preexisting keyword in the collection. The method further includes extracting a segment from a description of a first historical transaction by a user of the financial product; and adding the extracted segment as an additional keyword to the collection when, for the extracted segment, the minimum of a first and a second confidence-interval bound calculated for a first transaction score and a first user score, respectively, satisfy a first threshold; and returning the name of the expense category in response to a user submitting a first query that comprises at least one the keyword in the collection.
US10810678B2
The invention is a system and method of appraising and managing risk relating to technology needs using a risk management processing engine. The risk management processing engine serves as a central server for an administrator to manage a plurality of policy holders and third party service technicians. The invention gathers policy holder data, determining the risk associated with the data, creating a risk management policy for technology service events and technology service situations in order to mitigate or eliminate the risk, and resolving serviceable events when risk is actualized.
US10810672B2
A network interface receives portfolio data related to an investment plan portfolio of a participant. A processor identifies a first plurality of risk factors associated with market conditions, wherein the first plurality of risk factors comprises a future data and risk strength. The processor further identifies a second plurality of risk factors associated with the participant. The processor then generates glide path data based at least partially on the first plurality of risk factors and the second plurality of risk factors. The processor also generates a glide path map based at least partially on the generated glide path data.
US10810671B2
A computer system may access data corresponding to a portfolio that comprises interest rate swaps and may calculate parameters for a compressed swap. The computer system may determine, based at least in part on the parameters for the compressed swap, a performance bond requirement attributable to the interest rate swaps. The computer system may compare the performance bond requirement to account data associated with a holder of the portfolio and may perform one or more additional actions based on the comparing.
US10810670B2
Disclosed is a securities trading program for trading individual lots of a security which can be run at a security trader's computer station. The program generates a trading screen comprising a listing of multiple bids for the security, each bid having a price, as well as a listing of multiple priced offers for the security. The bid and offer listings are active, enabling the trader to hit any one of the displayed bids or take any one of the displayed offers, for example by selecting and clicking on a displayed bid or offer. In one embodiment, the bids and offers are arranged in side-by-side columns on the trader's screen, helping the trader to rapidly overview the market for a particular security, and compare different, possibly competitive, securities by paging through level-of-interest windows for each security. The invention's easily manipulated insights into market dynamics offers a sophisticated trader new opportunities to profitably exploit market niches, for example by browsing for attractive bids or offers on closely comparable securities.
US10810667B2
A system for managing electronic trading, comprises an interface application including a mapping module that defines a plurality of controller signal relationships. Each controller signal relationship associates one or more of a plurality of game controller signals with one of a plurality of trading system commands associated with the electronic trading of financial instruments. The interface application receives a plurality of game controller signals generated by a game controller, and determines, based on the controller signal relationships, that one or more of the plurality of received game controller signals are erroneous. The interface application causes the communication of a command to lock the game controller based on the determination of the one or more erroneous game controller signals.
US10810665B2
The technology described herein is directed towards quantum circuits used to analyze risk, including expected value, variance, value at risk and conditional value at risk metrics. Aspects can comprise modeling uncertainty of one or more random variables to provide a first quantum sub-circuit by mapping the one or more variables to quantum states represented by a selected number of qubits using quantum gates, and encoding a risk metric into a second quantum sub-circuit, the second quantum sub-circuit comprising a first ancilla qubit and Y-rotations controlled by one or more other qubits. Further aspects can comprise performing amplitude estimation based on the first sub-circuit and the second sub-circuit to extract a probability value corresponding to the risk metric, wherein the probability value represents a probability of measuring a one state in the ancilla qubit.
US10810664B2
A system for resolving item-processing exceptions typically includes a processor, a memory, and an exception resolution module stored in the memory. The exception resolution module is typically configured for: receiving an item-processing exception; determining a source of the item-processing exception; based on the source of the item-processing exception, identifying a defined exception resolution process; based on the defined exception resolution process, creating and configuring a pipeline context for resolving the item-processing exception, the pipeline context including the defined exception resolution process; storing the pipeline context in a pipeline database; adding the pipeline context to a pipeline queue; selecting, via a pipeline manager service, the pipeline context from the pipeline queue; and executing, via a worker thread, the pipeline context by executing the defined exception resolution process.
US10810663B1
A heuristic engine includes capabilities to collect an unstructured data set, including document image data and correlate the image data with known valid data to detect document fraud. Notifications of fraud detection may include particular signature images, or characteristics of a document image. By feeding back indications of document fraud with correlations to past instances of fraud into the heuristic algorithm, the algorithm may learn and improve in fraud detection accuracy.
US10810661B2
Systems and methods are provided for processing mass quote messages and generating market data. A mass quote message is received and individual orders are parsed and processed. Individual market data messages are stored in a market data message buffer. After all orders are processed, the contents of the market data message buffer is distributed as a single market data message.
US10810660B1
A computer-implemented data processing system includes a data storage system, and a processor and program logic stored in memory and executable by the processor. The program logic includes logic configured to manage accounts respectively associated with a plurality of users, process transactions for the accounts and store account data related to the accounts in the data storage device, access the account data stored in the storage device and determine projected retirement spending amounts for a user based on account data associated with the user, determine a projected required savings amount based on the projected retirement spending amounts, and establish a connection with one of the users and provide the user with a user interface, the user interface including retirement planning data, the retirement planning data including an indication of the user's progress in accumulating the projected required savings amount.
US10810658B2
In one embodiment a transportation request is received from a passenger having an account with a taxi service. A driver associated with the taxi service is directed to pick up the passenger and transport the passenger to a location specified by the passenger. It is determined that the passenger should be offered an item of merchandise to use temporarily. In response to the passenger accepting the item of merchandise, an update is sent to a data store, the update indicating that the passenger is in possession of the item of merchandise.
US10810653B2
A computer-implemented method for scheduling processing of an order for goods at a provider location obtains an arrival estimate for when a user associated with the order is expected to arrive at the provider location and uses the arrival estimate to schedule processing of the order. Processing may be scheduled so that completion of order processing is expected to substantially coincide with arrival of the user at the provider location. The method may also obtain an order completion estimate for when processing of the order is expected to be completed and use both the arrival estimate and the order completion estimate to schedule processing of the order. The method may update one or both of the arrival estimate and the order completion estimate. The method may be executed by a networked mobile wireless telecommunication computing device of the user, or by a data processing system associated with the provider.
US10810651B2
An information processing apparatus includes a communication interface, a storage, and a controller. The controller is configured to: acquire consumable item information including remaining amount information about a remaining amount of a consumable item; output screen information about an input screen to which condition information about an order condition for ordering a new consumable item for replacement is inputted; receive the condition information inputted to the input screen displayed on the basis of the screen information; determine whether or not the order condition represented by the received condition information is met in response to acquisition of the consumable item information; and output order information including information about an order of the new consumable item to a server in response to determination that the order condition represented by the received condition information is met.
US10810646B2
Automating a product offering presented in a consumer kiosk application for creating and order consumer photo-related products. An automated product offering system determines in real-time or near real-time the availability of products to be offered to the consumer and adjusts the display on the kiosk GUI to guide the user to select products that are currently available. The product availability may be specific to a location and a retailer hosting the consumer kiosk application. The kiosk GUI display is adjusted in accordance with product advertising and promotional campaigns to guide the user to generate orders for products that offer the best value to the consumer while helping retailers and kiosk operators succeed with advertising campaigns.
US10810645B2
Provided are, among other things, systems, methods and techniques for providing remote location-based customer service for in-store customers. One such system includes: (a) a central server; (b) wireless transceivers coupled to the central server at different locations within each of multiple different retail shopping sites; and (c) handheld wireless devices, carried by customers at such retail shopping sites and in wireless communication with such wireless transceivers. Each of the handheld wireless devices is configured with a user interface that allows a customer to designate a user-interface element to request a customer-service session. Upon designation of the user-interface element on one of such handheld wireless devices, the request is forwarded to the central server. The central server establishes a two-way real-time communication link between the handheld wireless device and a customer-service representative.
US10810643B2
This disclosure relates generally to document analysis, and more particularly to a method and system for Request For Proposal (RFP) response generation. In one embodiment, the system automatically generates at least one search query in response to a RFP received as input, searches in at least one reference solution database using the generated search query, finds matching data, filters the matching data based on RFP parameter specific data, and prepares a response document. The response document is then provided as an output of the system, in response to the RFP collected as input.
US10810641B2
An exchange that fulfills natural language travel requests is described herein. According to some embodiments, systems for managing an exchange that fulfills natural language travel requests may include a publishing module that receives a plurality of inventory records from a plurality of suppliers, each of the plurality of inventory records pertaining to an available offering, the offering being defined by a set of metadata attributes, and a pattern recognition artificial intelligence engine that generates equivalent phrases for the set of metadata attributes from each inventory record by applying pattern recognition artificial intelligence to the set of metadata attributes, the equivalent phrases representing possible natural language queries to which an inventory record may correspond.
US10810628B2
Methods and apparatus for selecting and delivering advertising or promotional content based on, e.g., the attributes of a desired demographic. In one embodiment, the invention enhances advertising or promotional penetration into a particular demographic of a network subscriber pool by correlating the advertising/promotion (and even the contextual program content) with specific users or groups of users within the pool. This approach decouples the advertising or promotion from any given program or lineup, and gives the network operator flexibility in deciding where, when, and how often to insert advertisements or promotions in order to achieve the desired result. Dynamic network architectures such as broadcast switched architectures can also be leveraged to further enhance flexibility and targeting precision. In effect, the network advertising or promotion model is made results-driven (versus program-centric). Subscriber privacy is also optionally maintained, thus ensuring that stored data is not traceable to a specific user.
US10810627B2
Information for an advertising campaign is received that includes one or more advertisements for presentation to one or more users of an online system. A strong interest feature domain is generated for each user of the online system. A set of related items is obtained, wherein each item in the set is associated with an action conducted by the one or more users. It can be determined that a viewing user of the online system has interacted with at least one item in the set of related items, and the generated interest feature domain for the viewing user includes an interest feature domain specified in the advertising campaign. Responsive to the determination, an advertisement is selected for presentation to the viewing user.
US10810622B2
Systems and methods for displaying advertisements to occupants of vehicles are disclosed. An electronic display is placed between a transparent or translucent cover and a back unit. A camera captures images which are used to determine vehicle identification information for nearby vehicles. Advertising content is displayed on the electronic display based on the vehicle identification information.
US10810617B2
Local digital display assembly comprising several digital display devices located near each other and audience detection devices. The digital display devices are controlled depending on information provided by the audience detection devices.
US10810609B2
Embodiments of systems and methods for the aggregation, analysis, display and monetization of pricing data for commodities in general, and which may be particularly useful applied to vehicles are disclosed. Specifically, in certain embodiments, historical transaction data associated with a particular vehicle configuration may be obtained and processed to determine pricing data associated with the vehicle configuration. The historical transaction data or determined pricing data may then be presented in an intuitive manner.
US10810607B2
Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture to monitor media presentations are disclosed. An example method includes collecting demographic information from a user, transmitting the demographic information to a central facility, generating a panelist identifier identifying the user, and hosting a web server to serve the panelist identifier to media that is instrumented with monitoring instructions executing on the media device, the monitoring instructions, when executed, to collect monitoring information and transmit the monitoring information along with the panelist identifier to the central facility.
US10810604B2
A content consumption monitor (CCM) generates intent data that identifies topics of real-time interest to users. The CCM uses the intent data to direct information to more interested audiences and reduce the information noise/overload that may prevent users from viewing information. This targeted information may increase user conversion rates for seminars, advertising, documents downloads, or any other activity associated with published information. In one example, the CCM generates the intent data from third party content. Using a wide variety of third party content enables the CCM to better identify current user interests. The CCM may aggregate the intent data for different demographics, such as for companies, job positions, age, gender, or geographic locations.
US10810603B2
A method and device for analyzing customer traffic data at a merchant location are provided. The method may include transmitting pings within a coverage area of a wireless network provided by the merchant computer, receiving ping responses from one or more customer devices corresponding to one or more customers located within the coverage area of the wireless network provided by the merchant computer, extracting a unique device identifier from each received ping response over a period of time, each of the unique device identifiers identifying a different customer device that transmitted the ping response, estimating an amount of customer traffic at the merchant location, over the period of time, based on the unique device identifiers extracted during the period of time, and outputting an indication of the estimated amount of customer activity at the merchant location over the period of time.
US10810595B2
Large quantities of stored data from a plurality of sources, as well as large quantities of incoming real-time data that may also be coming from a plurality of sources, can be compared by pre-modeling, indexing, and aggregating data prior to conducting the comparison. A system can include a monitoring and alerting agent, an interactive visualization agent, and a machine learning agent to provide up-to-date transaction-level, store-level, and customer-level alerting and attribution.
US10810590B2
There is provided a client device, method and system for facilitating a payment from a customer to a merchant. Payment is carried out upon use of voice data for authentication of a user and subsequent transmission of a payment authorization message.
US10810589B2
Systems and methods for validation of a media object may include receiving the media object and detecting, using a sensor, a damaged portion of the media object. The media object may be validated against a standard. During the validation of the media object, the damaged portion of the media object may be given less weight.
US10810586B2
There is provided a currency information processor for enabling secure and reliable use of cryptocurrency on a blockchain in which a value is secured and a value variation risk is reduced.A currency information processor 200 is capable of processing cryptocurrency in a method of validating a transaction of cryptocurrency on a blockchain 500 on the basis of a plurality of signatures, and includes a receiving unit, a temporary issuing unit, and a setting unit. The receiving unit is capable of receiving cryptocurrency issuance request including a first signature from a user. The temporary issuing unit issues temporary cryptocurrency on the blockchain on the basis of the cryptocurrency issuance request. When a second signature is received from a custodian within a predetermined period after the temporary cryptocurrency is issued and the second signature is confirmed to be valid, the setting unit sets the temporary cryptocurrency issued by the temporary issuing unit to be processed as valid cryptocurrency that has been approved.
US10810585B2
Systems and methods provide multi-function authentication. One exemplary method includes receiving a request to opt into multi-function authentication. A primary operation-based key is generated by the communication device, the operation-based key accessible based on authentication of the user and available for use after the authentication. The primary key is imported, by an application, into a secure key data structure, such that it is only accessible by the application. When the biometric authentication of the user is successful, the communication device transmits to an account server an indication that the user is eligible for multi-function authentication. The communication device receives a time-based secondary key from the account server, wherein the time-based key is useable only during a defined interval. The application links the secondary key to the primary key and imports the secondary key into the data structure such that it is only accessible via the primary key.
US10810582B2
A method and apparatus for facilitating payment transactions in multiple currencies between participants is provided. In one embodiment, an option is provided to a user to select a currency in which to make a payment. An indication of the selected currency in which to make the payment is received. A determination is made as to whether the selected currency is a primary currency of an account of the user. Based on the selected currency being different from the primary currency of the account of the user, the payment is converted to the selected currency.
US10810578B2
Various switchable RFID devices are disclosed. These switchable RFID devices may include one or more RFID tags and one or more switches. Some of these one or more switches are optionally wireless. In various embodiments, the switchable RFID devices include cellular phones, security devices, identity devices, financial devices, remote controls, and the like. In some embodiments, switches are configured to enter data into a switchable RFID device, for example to select a financial account. Switches are optionally configured to program the RFID device or to operate as sensors.
US10810564B2
A decision support system initially determines in response to the creation of a customer ticket a customer's driving style in accordance with user responses and input regarding driving habits and preferences, and calculates a driving style algorithm. The system compares the driving style algorithm to car tire profiles and determines which tires are best suited to the customer's driving style algorithm. Upon said determination, the selected car tires are presented to the customer for final selection in a comprehensive service platform environment for creating, forwarding, performing, and completing customer tickets amongst front end devices comprising a computer kiosk and a customer's mobile device, and a back end device comprising an employee's mobile device. Tickets created via a front end device are forwarded for performance to the back end device, wherein upon completion of service the ticket is finalized and forwarded back to a front end device for review and payment.
US10810560B2
A method includes electronically receiving at a user device of a second party a digital promise to pay a certain amount of money in exchange for goods or services from the second party, the digital promise to pay being generated by a user device of a first party; electronically sending a request from the user device of the second party to a user device of a third party to electronically transfer the digital promise to pay to the user device of the third party in exchange for goods or services from the third party. Sending the request includes sending at least one set of preferences defined at least by the first party. The method further includes electronically receiving at the user device of the second party from the third party one of an acceptance or a rejection of the request to transfer the digital promise to pay.
US10810559B1
A computer-implemented system and method includes determining the location of a user and the location of a merchant, comparing the locations to ensure a match, receiving an identifier embedded in a code provided by a user's mobile device and having a token for sending funds generated by a computer processor of a financial institution and provided to the mobile device, and, based at least on the identifier, transmitting an indication that a transaction has been completed.
US10810558B2
A system for interfacing predetermined services to a user at a fixed location includes a processing platform running an operating system. Also included are a plurality of physical system resource interfaces for interfacing with available physical system resources. The physical system resources allow a user to gain access to the predetermined desired services. The system further includes a data store for storing configuration information for enabling the operating system to interface with the available physical system resources through the physical system resource interface associated therewith. A communication resource for interfacing with the operating system allows communication of the operating system with a central office for downloading configuration information to selectively enable ones of the available physical system resources to interface with the operating system through associated ones of the physical system resource interfaces in accordance with the configuration information and the predetermined service selected by a user. A plurality of configurations are stored in the data store, and each is associated with a predetermined service and one or more of the available physical system resources. Each physical system resource interface is uniquely associated with a defined one of the physical system resources.
US10810552B2
In the clinical pathway management device, if a request for change that requires the change of the content of a clinical pathway is received, with reference to schedule data, it is determined whether or not there is an overlap between hospital resources assigned to a treatment included in a clinical pathway as a target of change and hospital resources assigned to a treatment included in other clinical pathways different from the clinical pathway as a target of change in a case where the clinical pathway is changed according to the request for change. In a case where there is no overlap, the clinical pathway is changed according to the request for change. In a case where there is an overlap because of the change of at least either the clinical pathway as a target of change or other clinical pathways described above, plural kinds of plans of change for avoiding the overlap are generated. Thereafter, a degree of influence, which is obtained by numerically expressing an extent of change made according to each of the plans of change, of each of the plans of change is calculated. Then, the clinical pathway is changed according to a plan of change with a minimal degree of influence.
US10810550B1
A system for process coordination across different systems, platforms, and/or businesses that capture and permit analysis of and ultimately restructure process specific interactions for greater efficiency among all participants in a variety of business processes within a specific industry domain. The system includes: (1) a process specification language identifying terminology for the participant, resource, agent, and process step for the domain; (2) a specification repository storing information of the participant, resource, agent, and process step; (3) a process knowledge engine identifying and tracking the relevant process steps; and (4) an execution engine performing the process steps, managing the agent's credential, and updating the specification repository.
US10810547B2
An injection molding management system includes: a molding information storage unit configured to store molding information on the usage of each type of molding material used in forming product molding, for each kind of molding; a remaining product quantity calculator configured to calculate the remaining product quantity of each kind of molding; a total usage calculator configured to calculate the total usage of each type of molding material used in the injection molding machines, based on the molding information of each kind of molding and the remaining product quantity of molding; a stock quantity storage unit configured to store the stock quantity of molding material; and an order quantity calculator configured to calculate the order quantity of each type of molding material, based on the total usage and the stock quantity of the molding material.
US10810544B2
Described in detail herein are systems and methods for detecting absent like physical objects at a first facility and replenishing the like physical objects from the second facility to the first facility. The system includes an autonomous robot device configured to detect absent like physical objects at a first facility and transmit an identifier associated with the like physical objects to a first computing system. The first computing system determines the need for the addition of the like physical objects in the first facility and transmits the data associated with the like physical objects to the second computing system. The second computing system corrects a perpetual inventory error associated with the like physical objects based on the received data and transmits instructions to an autonomous robot picker disposed at a second facility to replenish the like physical objects at the first facility. The autonomous robot picker locates, picks up and carries the like physical objects at the second facility to a conveyer belt. The like physical objects are transported from the second facility to the first facility.
US10810540B1
An inventory location such as a shelf may be used to stow different types of items. Interactions may take place, such as the pick or place of one or more items from the inventory location. Weight data may be acquired from weight sensors coupled to the shelf. A measured change in weight is used to determine a first group of hypotheses. Each of the hypotheses may be descriptive of a different permutation of products being added to or removed from the shelf that could account for the measured change in weight. The weight data is also processed to determine a weight distribution of the items on the shelf. Information about the weight distribution may be used to select a subset of the first group of hypotheses. The subset may be used to determine what items were interacted with, quantity involved, and so forth.
US10810539B1
Described is a multiple-camera system and process for re-identifying a user located in a materials handling facility based on user patterns and/or descriptors representative of the user. In one implementation, a user pattern and/or a plurality of descriptors representative of a user are maintained as a position of a user is tracked through a materials handling facility. If the tracking of the user is lost, the last known position is stored with the user pattern and/or descriptors. If a new object is detected and confirmed to be a user, a user pattern and/or descriptors of the new object are compared with the stored user pattern and/or descriptors to determine if the new object is the user.
US10810536B2
Provided are systems and processes for optimizing assignments of deliveries for perishable goods. In one aspect, a method is provided for pairing a set of created orders with a set of available couriers. The set of created orders may include orders confirmed by the merchant and the set of available couriers include couriers that are online with an active status. Feasible pairings are generated between each courier and each created order. Infeasible pairings are eliminated based on factors such as transportation mode. Possible routes for each pairing are generated and scored based on weighted factors. The scores are optimized to achieve a set of routes with a maximum score. The routes are then offered to the corresponding courier if the courier will arrive at or after the created order is completed by the merchant. A neural network may be implemented to recognize the optimal score for a given duration.
US10810523B2
A method of manufacturing a customized product overcomes the shortcomings of conventional manufacturing methodologies. This is achieved according to one embodiment of the present invention by providing a method of manufacturing a customized product that employs a fabrication environment that includes a plurality of patients in need of a customized product, and a plurality of manufacturers who employ additive manufacturing equipment that is capable of manufacturing customized products, and a computer that identifies correspondence between patients and manufacturers in order to enable a specification of a customized product that is customized for a particular patient to be forwarded to an appropriate manufacturer along with an instruction to manufacture the customized product.
US10810522B2
A consolidated business intelligence platform provides customized business analytics for a plurality of customer databases, each associated with a corresponding plurality of customers. Responsive to a request from a user for a customized business intelligence interface, the system determines a customer of the plurality of customers with which the user is affiliated; accesses a set of customization parameters for the determined customer, the customization parameters including a set of data analytics parameters and a set of data display parameters; and identifies, from the plurality of customer databases, a customer database associated with the determined customer. The system analyzes a dataset from the identified customer database using the set of data analytics parameters, and then formats the analyzed dataset for display based on the set of data display parameters, thereby generating the customized business intelligence interface for transmission to the user.
US10810520B2
A task generation method includes: receiving worker information from equipment of a worker over a network, the worker information including attribute information regarding a personal attribute of the worker; calculating degrees of association between each of pieces of analysis information resulting from analysis of pieces of data stored in a storage device connected to a computer and the worker information; extracting a piece of data to be subjected to task processing the worker is requested to perform from the pieces of data as specific data, based on the degrees of association; and generating a request task that is a task for making, to the equipment of the worker, a request for performing task processing for giving label information to the extracted specific data by using the equipment of the worker.
US10810513B2
A method includes performing a first clustering operation to group members of a first data set into a first group of clusters and associating each cluster of the first group of clusters with a corresponding label of a first group of labels. The method includes performing a second clustering operation to group members of a combined data set into a second group of clusters. The combined data set includes a second data set and at least a portion of the first data set. The method includes associating one or more clusters of the second group of clusters with a corresponding label of the first group of labels and generating training data based on a second group of labels and the combined data set. The method includes training a machine learning classifier based on the training data to provide labels to a third data set.
US10810503B2
A system and method to accurately modify the function of a user's electronic device in response to the multiple aspects making up a user's evolving state of mind are presented. Persistent intent objects are generated to represent a user's state of mind and the relative importance of a particular state of mind to a user's instant attention. The intent objects can be related to situations or environments and could exist beyond any specific situations or environments. The collective effect of the intent objects can be used to customize the functions of a user device to match the user's state of mind extending beyond inferences drawn from an individual or instant set of circumstances.
US10810486B2
Embodiments are described for minimizing a wait time for a rider after sending a ride request for a vehicle. An example computer-implemented method includes receiving a ride request, the request being for travel from a starting location to a zone in a geographic region during a specified timeslot. The method further includes predicting travel demand based on a number of ride requests in the zone during the specified timeslot. The method further includes requesting transport of one or more vehicles to the zone in response to the predicted number of ride requests when the travel demand is predicted to exceed a number of vehicles in the zone during the specified timeslot.
US10810477B2
The invention concerns a method for producing a flexible circuit for a chip card module. The invention consists of using conductive pads located on the same face of the module as the contacts intended to establish a connection with a card reader, in order to produce an electrical connection between an antenna and an electronic chip. The connections with conductive pads are located partly inside an encapsulation area and partly outside said encapsulation area and respectively to either side of same. The invention also relates to a flexible circuit for implementing this method.
US10810474B2
A sensor configured to detect and record measured conditions, such as temperature, pressure, volume, displacement, acceleration, and/or other measureable conditions. The sensor may incorporate radio frequency identification (RFID) components. The sensor may also incorporate micro-electro-mechanical devices and/or systems (MEMS) and/or nano-electro-mechanical devices and/or systems (NEMS) that are configured to change in response to certain conditions encountered by the MEMS/NEMS and provide indications of the same. The sensor may include a detector configured to detect the changes in the MEMS/NEMS. The detected changes may be stored by the MEMS and/or the NEMS and/or the RFID components, allowing information about the changes to be retrieved through a RFID reading and/or scanning process. The sensor may be used to monitor and/or track conditions associated with certain objects and/or environments, among other uses.
US10810471B1
Techniques for intelligent coalescing of media streams are described. A coalesce engine receives multiple media streams, such as audio or video streams, that are misaligned. The coalesce engine can analyze the media streams by comparing representations of elements of the media streams to detect the misalignment. The coalesce engine may determine an offset amount representing the misalignment, and if the offset amount meets or exceeds a threshold the coalesce engine can work to eliminate the misalignment by introducing one or more artificial delays before sending elements of ones of the media streams that are “ahead” of others of the streams. The coalese engine can additionally or alternatively send feedback to sources of the media streams, causing the source(s) to attempt to mitigate the misalignment.
US10810465B2
An auto-encoder is configured to verify character detection and/or classification results generated by an automated optical character recognition system. The auto-encoder may be trained to reconstruct visual representations of the detected character, and a determination of whether the character detection result comprises a true positive or false positive may be based on a reconstruction error between the image data in which the character was detected and a reconstructed image generated by the auto-encoder.
US10810450B2
Methods and systems for biometric identification. Identification accuracy confidence is improved in one-to-many biometric matching by determining the mobile devices present in the area of the subject-to-be-identified, and determining the set of people associated with the mobile devices. Biometric profiles may be filtered using the set of people determined to be in the location of the subject-to-be-identified based on mobile device presence. The resulting subset provides higher confidence identification if a match is found with a profile belonging to a member of the subset.
US10810448B2
The present invention provides an image-capturing device capable of fulfilling a complementary role to a vehicle behavior sensor when a failure occurs in the vehicle behavior sensor. The invention is characterized by being provided with: an image acquisition unit for acquiring images of the surroundings of a vehicle; a vehicle behavior inference unit for inferring vehicle behavior information on the basis of the images acquired by the image acquisition unit; a vehicle behavior acquisition unit for acquiring vehicle behavior information which has been detected by a vehicle behavior sensor; and an abnormality detection unit for detecting an abnormality in the vehicle behavior sensor by comparing the behavior information acquired by the vehicle behavior acquisition unit and the behavior information inferred by the vehicle behavior inference unit.
US10810440B2
Example apparatus disclosed herein include an analyzer to determine whether a first face rectangle is located in an overlap region of an image frame pair including a first image frame obtained from a first image sensor and a second image frame obtained from a second image sensor, the first face rectangle associated with the first image frame. Disclosed example apparatus also include a comparator to determine whether the first face rectangle is redundant to a second face rectangle when the first face rectangle is located in the overlap region of the image frame pair. Disclosed example apparatus further include an overlap eliminator to link first coordinates of the first face rectangle and second coordinates of the second face rectangle in a correlated face history when the first face rectangle is redundant to the second face rectangle, the correlated face history to identify redundant face rectangles in subsequent image frame pairs.
US10810436B2
According to various embodiments, a system for accessing video content is disclosed. The system includes one or processors on a video hosting platform for hosting the video content, where the processors are configured to generate an automated transcription of the video content and apply text clustering modules based on a trained neural network to segment the video content.
US10810422B2
A method for iris recognition performed by related products includes the following. A mobile terminal collects a target black-and-white iris image through an iris camera and collects a target color iris image through a front camera, when an iris collecting instruction is received. The target color iris image is displayed in an iris recognition area of a display screen, where the target color iris image is configured to hint a user that the mobile terminal is performing iris recognition. The target black-and-white iris image is processed for iris recognition.
US10810405B2
A method may include measuring, photoplethysmography (PPG) data and capacitance data of an object. The method may also include, with the PPG data and the capacitance data, detecting, by a microprocessor, positive peaks of the data by comparing successive measurements. The method may further include finding, by the microprocessor, a maximum peak value of the detected positive peaks, and generating, by the microprocessor, a threshold value based on detected positive peaks. If the maximum peak value is greater than the threshold value, analyze, by the microprocessor, a fingerprint of the object. The method may also include determining, by the microprocessor, based on the PPG data, the capacitance data and the fingerprint of the object, at least one of if the object is authorized or unauthorized, and if the object is a human being or not a human being.
US10810403B2
A computer implemented method includes supplying to a client device prompts for a first individual to specify matching criteria for a potential introduction to a second individual. The matching criteria includes a filter to sort a pool of individuals by a facial feature categorized by a facial recognition module. Matching criteria from the client device are collected. Matches between the first individual and a pool of individuals are generated based upon the matching criteria. The matches are supplied to the client device. A match acceptance by the first individual of the second individual is collected. Attributes of the second individual are verified to selectively establish a verified status. Network communication between the first individual and the second individual are enabled in response to the verified status.
US10810401B2
A fingerprint sensing device includes a fingerprint sensor and a processor. The fingerprint sensor is configured to acquire a plurality of fingerprint reference frames. The processor is coupled to the fingerprint sensor. The processor is configured to superimpose the plurality of fingerprint reference frames. The processor analyzes the plurality of fingerprint reference frames to determine multiple first regions and multiple second regions of the plurality of fingerprint reference frames. The processor calculates multiple reference pixel values of the plurality of fingerprint reference frames according to multiple weight value functions to generate a superimposed fingerprint frame. The weight value functions corresponding to the first regions of the plurality of fingerprint reference frames are linearly changed.
US10810400B2
The present application provides a fingerprint identification module and a package structure of a fingerprint identification chip. The fingerprint identification module includes: a fingerprint identification chip and a package structure for packaging the fingerprint identification chip. The package structure leaves a fingerprint sensing region of the fingerprint identification chip exposed, an upper surface of a film layer of the fingerprint sensing region is provided with a protection layer with a predetermined thickness. The protection layer is exposed in the fingerprint sensing region outside the package structure and causes the fingerprint identification chip to have a predefined fingerprint identification distance. The fingerprint identification module and the package structure with a protection layer arranged on the upper surface of the fingerprint identification chip provide sufficient protections for fabrication processes such as downstream module assembly, while ensuring that the fingerprint identification chip has a predefined fingerprint identification distance.
US10810391B2
A container for a beverage or foodstuff preparation machine, the container for containing beverage or foodstuff material and including a code encoding preparation information. The code includes a reference portion and a data portion. The reference portion has reference units defining a reference liner, and the data portion has a data unit. The data unit is arranged on an encoding line D that intersects the reference line r, and the data unit is arranged a distance d from the intersection as a variable to at least partially encode a parameter of the preparation information. The encoding line D is circular and is arranged with a tangent thereto orthogonal the reference liner at the intersection point. The reference units are arranged with a configuration defining a reference point from which the reference line r extends.
US10810377B2
A method and system for retrieving information from a plurality of data stores associated with the enterprise data universe are provided. The method includes causing display of a user interface (UI) on an electronic device associated with a user. A natural language query provided by the user using the UI is received and parsed to generate a plurality of query elements. A grammar-based analysis of the plurality of query elements is performed and an expression is generated based on the grammar-based analysis of the plurality of query elements. At least one answer to the query is retrieved from a knowledge base using the expression. The retrieved answer is provisioned to the user on the UI.
US10810374B2
Described is a system that matches a query with a set of sentences. When a query is received, the system may extract features from the query including one or more words as tokens and retrieve a set of candidate sentences as potential results for the query. For example, the query may be in the form of a question, and the candidate sentences may be alternative phrasings of the query that potentially match the user's search intent. The relevant set of candidate sentences may be determined based on using multiple relevancy scores and the system may rank the candidates according to an overall or aggregate score. Accordingly, the set of results to a query may be provided by recognizing the sentence as a whole and, for example when the query is a question, the interrogative intent of the query.
US10810373B1
Systems and methods are disclosed for utilizing a comment moderation bot for detecting and normalizing neologisms in social media. One method comprises transmitting, by a neologism normalization system, a comment moderation bot for detecting neologisms on an online platform maintained by one or more publisher systems. The comment moderation bot may aggregate data related to user comments and transmit the aggregated data to the neologism normalization system for further processing. The neologism normalization system implements unsupervised machine learning models for detecting neologisms in the aggregated data through tokenization and filtering; and normalizing the neologisms through similarity analysis and lattice decoding.
US10810370B2
There is provided a system and method for generating predictions. The predictions are generated using a model configured to associate text with at least one action associated with at least one of a plurality of applications.
US10810365B2
A system for the management of content creation includes a content management component configured to store portions of an electronic content work and to implement version control of the electronic content work; a defect tracking component configured to store a defect record related to a stored portion of the electronic content work; a publication pipeline component configured to format the electronic content work for publication; and an integration component configured to present a graphical user interface which allows for editing the stored portions of the electronic content work, editing the defect record, and instructing the publication pipeline component to format the electronic content work for publication.
US10810359B2
A provisioning system of a first party provisions a mobile software application to one or more remotely-located mobile computing devices, each mobile computing device running a same device-native mobile operating system (OS). The mobile software application comprises an application bundle comprising computer program code and computer code libraries that together comprise at least one component used to: adapt an abstraction layer to the same device-native mobile OS, receive data from said device-native OS, generate modification data objects, process modification data objects, generate a change list of modification data objects, translate modification data objects into a list of instructions for execution, and send a list of instructions to said same device-native operating system for execution.
US10810350B2
Systems and methods for generating and aggregating electronic versions of legal documents are provided. The generated documents may be made available to receiving parties for additional input or processing. In some embodiments, documents are made available in compliance with statutory or regulatory requirements regarding the proper service of the documents. The electronic documents may be converted to a standardized format or may be formatted for distribution to the document recipients according to the needs of each recipient. The system and method may collect and aggregate the electronic documents so as to provide them to the document recipients in a batch format to allow for more efficient distribution and processing.
US10810342B2
Capturing and processing a digital image of a pictorial (e.g., hand-drawn) representation of a schematic or block diagram as a digital image to aid in creation and maintenance of electrical designs is disclosed. Processing of the digital image includes processing to determine design parameters to create an informational format useful as input to other design software. Design parameters may include schematic layout and attributes such as maximum output voltage, minimum input voltage, ambient temperature, etc. The method and system also include storage of information accessible to refine designs and perform simulations of designs as part of an overall electrical design process. Associated devices and methods are disclosed as well.
US10810339B1
A method of determining dimensional changes of features in a mask involves calculating a spacing to be used between adjacent unit cells, correcting a unit cell surrounded by replicas of the same unit cell at the calculated spacing for optical proximity effects, arraying the proximity corrected unit cell at the calculated spacing, and dividing the array of unit cells into templates. Each template frames a portion of the array of unit cells, and locations of the unit cells in each framed template are shifted relative to locations of the unit cells in other framed templates. Critical dimensions for features in the unit cell are determined within each template, and the critical dimensions determined across the template are used to obtain shift variances of each feature. A dimensional change is determined for a feature based on the shift variance for that feature.
US10810333B2
Computer implemented method, system and computer program product for simulating the behavior of a knitted fabric at yarn level. The method comprises: retrieving structural information of a knitted fabric; representing each stitch with four contact nodes (4) at the end of the two stitch contacts (5) between pair of loops (2), each contact node (4) being described by a 3D position coordinate (x) and two sliding coordinates (u, v) representing the arc lengths of the two yarns in contact; measuring forces on each contact node (4) based on a force model including wrapping forces to capture the interaction of yarns at stitches; calculating the movement of each contact node (4) at a plurality of time steps using equations of motion derived using the Lagrange-Euler equations, and numerically integrated over time, wherein the equations of motion account for the mass density distributed uniformly along yarns, as well as the measured forces and boundary conditions.
US10810330B2
A method of performing aspects of an energy industry operation includes receiving input data at a processing system, the input data describing an assembly for performing the energy industry operation and properties of the formation, the assembly including a downhole component, the processing system configured to estimate production properties based on mathematical models including at least a model of the downhole component and one or more models for simulating fluid flow in the formation. The method also includes, based on the input data, generating a workflow that includes steps for estimating production properties using the models, receiving a selection from a user specifying a type of analysis to be performed and/or a level of complexity of analysis to be performed, customizing the workflow based on the user selection, estimating the production properties based on the models, where estimating is performed according to a procedure specified by the workflow.
US10810318B2
A method for leveraging a first secure channel of communication between a first agent and a second agent to create a second secure channel of communication between the first agent and a third agent. The method includes creating the first secure channel of communication between the first agent and the second agent using a configurable data-driven initial process on a first computing device. Responsive to the first agent receiving a request from the third agent to establish the second secure channel of communication, the method further includes retrieving identifying information from the third agent. The method further includes ending the identifying information from the third agent to the second agent over the first secure channel of communication. Responsive to receiving approval of the third agent's request from the second agent, the method further includes establishing the second secure channel of communication.
US10810315B2
Methods, systems, apparatus and computer programs for enabling access to data by a requesting party. A plurality of sets of data are generated. A one one-way function is then used to generate a plurality of keys each associated with a respective one of the plurality of sets. Information associated with the data in a given set is used as an input to the one-way function when generating the key for that set. The keys are distributed to requesting parties. Subsequently, a requesting party may make a data access request using the received key. Upon receipt of a key, access may be enabled to the data. The requesting party may then generate validation data from information associated with at least a part of the received data and validating the received data by comparing the validation data to data derived from the received key.
US10810305B2
Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide technology for securing untrusted code using memory protection keys and control flow integrity, by applying a memory protection key to one or more memory regions, enforcing control flow integrity with respect to the one or more memory regions, and executing untrusted code in an isolated region of the one or more memory regions.
US10810303B1
Apparatus and methods are provided for performing a digital forensic investigation. Aspects of the apparatus and methods select data on a data source and mark and/or copy this selected data to a storage device in a forensically sound manner. Information related to the location of the selected data may also be stored on the storage device.
US10810301B2
The information processing device includes a registration information obtaining unit, a data generating unit and a transmission processing unit. The registration information obtaining unit obtains user identification information, a login password, and attribute information in association with one another as user registration information. The data generating unit generates incomplete attribute information and complementary attribute information such that the attribute information can be reconstructed by combining the incomplete attribute information and the complementary attribute information with each other. The transmission processing unit transmits the user identification information, the login password, the incomplete attribute information, and the complementary attribute information to another information processing device. The transmission processing unit transmits the user identification information, the login password, and the incomplete attribute information to the another information processing device, and the transmission processing unit transmits the complementary attribute information in response to a request from the another information processing device.
US10810283B2
A portable, handheld measurement device for monitoring lung function is provided. The measurement device includes one or more components designed to directly or indirectly detect air flow properties such as the direction, flow rate, and/or volume of air flow within a lumen of the device. In some embodiments, the air flow properties are determined from changes in pressure within the lumen. The measurement device may form part of a system that includes a remote computing device and a computer server. In some such embodiments, at least one of the computers present within the system calculates spirometry measurements from the air flow detected within the measurement device. Such measurements may be stored, displayed, and/or shared with others. Various methods performed by the devices and systems are also disclosed.
US10810280B2
A device, system and method for deploying communication devices based on historic incidents is provided. Predicted incident risks for a given time are determined for regions, based on distance and time differences of historic incidents, relative to the given time and a region over a first time period and a distance from a region, and incident prediction parameters for weighting the differences. From the predicted incident risks, a subset of the regions having highest predicted incident risks is determined, and a prediction efficiency is determined based on a number of the incidents in the subset relative to a total number of the incidents for the regions. The first time period, the distance, and the incident prediction parameters are varied when determining the predicted incident risks and the subset, to maximize the prediction efficiency for the second time period. Commands are generated for deploying communication devices to the subset.
US10810279B2
Among other things, this document describes systems, devices, and methods for improving the delivery of resources embedded on a web page. In one embodiment, a content delivery network analyzes markup language documents that clients have requested to embedded resources, such as linked references to images, scripts, fonts, cascading style sheets, or other types of content. This analysis may be conducted on the content server and/or asynchronously, in a dedicated analytical environment, to produce delivery instructions. Where embedded resources have hostnames for which the content delivery network is authoritative, and where certain conditions are met, servers can be instructed to push additional certificates for such hostnames over the primary connection. When embedded resources have hostnames for which the platform is not authoritative, and where certain conditions are met, servers can be instructed to pre-fetch and push such resources with a signature from the authoritative origin.
US10810275B2
Techniques for performing query-dependent and content-class (e.g., with product class as a subset, in which content class can be based on a product class in an example implementation) based ranking are disclosed in accordance with some embodiments. In some embodiments, a process for performing query-dependent and content-class based ranking includes receiving a query for a search for content on a web site; performing a query-dependent and content-class based ranking of content available on the web site (e.g., using a processor); and returning a ranked list of content based at least in part on the query-dependent and content-class based ranking of content available on the web site in response to the query.
US10810273B2
Aspects of the disclosure relate to computing systems for receiving user requests through channels of a webpage and performing computational functions corresponding to the user requests. In one embodiment, a computing platform may detect a change corresponding to input parameters for performing a user request through a first representation of a webpage. The computing platform may update, based on the detected change corresponding to the input parameters, a natural language processing application associated with a second representation of the webpage. The computing platform may generate, based on the updated natural language processing application associated with the second representation of the webpage, a logical table including one or more questions to ask a user through the second representation of the webpage in response to one or more user inputs.
US10810268B2
A system and method for improved online transaction processing (OLTP) in a sharded database is provided. Overhead associated with a global transaction manager is reduced and scalability improved by determining whether incoming queries are single-shard transactions or multi-shard transactions. For multi-shard transactions, a distributed transaction ID (DXID) is requested from the GTM, and then forwarded with the query to one or more data notes. For single-shard transactions, the query is sent to a data node without requesting a DXID from the GTM.
US10810255B2
Methods, systems, and techniques for interfacing with a user to facilitate an image search for a person-of-interest. A face thumbnail of the person-of-interest, a body thumbnail of the person-of-interest, and image search results of the person-of-interest are concurrently displayed on a display to help a user identify the person-of-interest who appears in one or more of a collection of video recordings. The user may provide feedback to the system regarding whether image search results show the person-of-interest, which feedback may be used to refine the image search results.
US10810250B2
The content items presented to a user account as part of a media station can be recorded in a content history index, which can be requested and presented to the user account. The content history can enable a user to revisit the content items included in the content history and/or provide feedback regarding the content items. The version of the content item returned to the user can be based on the client device used to request the content item. For example, a user that was presented a content item on their mobile device, can later request to revisit the content item on their PC and receive a version of the content item best suited for presentation by the PC, rather than the version presented on the mobile device.
US10810240B2
A computerized system and methods are provided for the automated extraction of contextually relevant information, and the automatic processing of actionable information from generic document sets. More specifically, automated systems and techniques for the extraction and processing of opportunity documents, are provided, which avoid inaccuracies and inefficiencies resulting from conventional and/or human-based document processing techniques.
US10810231B2
A smart transmission system is configured to upload data from a plurality of sources to a target application hosted in a cloud environment. A server receives a data stream from the plurality of sources. Using a priority algorithm, the server analyzes the data stream to determine which files and accounts are most critical for the target application's function. The files and their associated accounts are partitioned into tranches, and the tranches are uploaded to the target application in order of priority.