US11984533B2
A light emitting device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a first layer including Alx2Inx1Ga(1-x1-x2) N (0
US11984524B2
Provided herein is a diamond gammavoltaic cell comprising: a diamond body having a diamond body surface including first and second opposing surfaces; a low-barrier electrical contact formed on the first surface; and a high-barrier electrical contact formed on the second surface, wherein the diamond body surface that is not in contact with either the low-barrier electrical contact or the high-barrier electrical contact is at least partially surface transfer doped to provide a p-type surface.
US11984522B2
A backside contact solar cell has, on a first main surface of a crystal silicon substrate, a p-type region having a p-conductive type and an n-type region having an n-conductive type, and a positive electrode formed on the p-type region and a negative electrode formed on the n-type region, wherein the positive electrode includes a laminated conductor of a first electric conductor which is formed on the p-type region and which includes a group III element and a second electric conductor which is laminated on the first electric conductor and which has a lower content ratio of the group III element than the first electric conductor, and the negative electrode includes the second electric conductor formed on the n-type region. In this way, a low-cost backside contact solar cell has a high photoelectric conversion efficiency.
US11984518B2
A photovoltaic module, including a plurality of solar cells each including a semiconductor substrate and a passivation layer, the semiconductor substrate is provided with an electrode including busbars, fingers, and electrode pads, each of the solar cells includes 9 to 20 busbars, each of the solar cells includes 40 to 100 fingers, and each of the busbars is connected to 3 to 10 electrode pads; a plurality of solder strips configured to connect the plurality of solar cells to each other, each of the solder strips fits the busbars and includes at least one boss portion soldered with the electrode pads, and a gradient of an outer surface of the boss portion along an extension direction of the solder strip ranges from 0° to 10°.
US11984517B2
Local metallization of semiconductor substrates using a laser beam, and the resulting structures, e.g., micro-electronic devices, semiconductor substrates and/or solar cells, are described. For example, a solar cell includes a substrate and a plurality of semiconductor regions disposed in or above the substrate. A plurality of conductive contact structures is electrically connected to the plurality of semiconductor regions. Each conductive contact structure includes a locally deposited metal portion disposed in contact with a corresponding a semiconductor region.
US11984514B2
A semiconductor apparatus includes a plurality of semiconductor devices. The semiconductor devices each include a ferroelectric layer, a conductive metal oxide layer, and a semiconductor layer, between two electrodes. The conductive metal oxide layer may be between the ferroelectric layer and the semiconductor layer. The ferroelectric layer, the conductive metal oxide layer, and the semiconductor layer may all include a metal oxide. The conductive metal oxide layer may include one or more materials selected from the group consisting of an indium oxide, a zinc oxide, a tin oxide, and any combination thereof.
US11984513B2
A charge trapping non-volatile organic memory device according to the present invention has a structure in which an organic matter-based blocking layer, a trapping layer, and a tunneling layer are sequentially positioned between a gate and an organic semiconductor layer positioned on an insulating substrate, the trapping layer including a metal oxide and a polymer, and has an organic-inorganic composite film in which the metal oxide is dispersed in a polymer matrix in units of atoms.
US11984509B2
A thin-film transistor, a display device including a thin-film transistor, and a method of manufacturing a thin-film transistor are provided. A thin-film transistor includes: a base substrate, a semiconductor layer on the base substrate, the semiconductor layer including: a first oxide semiconductor layer, and a second oxide semiconductor layer on the first oxide semiconductor layer, the second oxide semiconductor layer having a Hall mobility smaller than a Hall mobility of the first oxide semiconductor layer, and a gate electrode spaced apart from the semiconductor layer and partially overlapping the semiconductor layer, wherein a concentration of gallium (Ga) in the second oxide semiconductor layer is higher than a concentration of gallium (Ga) in the first oxide semiconductor layer.
US11984507B2
A semiconductor device including an active region extending in a first direction on a substrate; channel layers vertically spaced apart on the active region; a gate structure extending in a second direction and intersecting the active region, the gate structure surrounding the channel layers; a source/drain region on the active region in contact with the channel layers; and a contact plug connected to the source/drain region, wherein the source/drain region includes a first epitaxial layer on side surfaces of the channel layers and including a first impurity; a second epitaxial layer on the first epitaxial layer and including the first impurity and a second impurity; and a third epitaxial layer on the second epitaxial layer and including the first impurity, and in a horizontal sectional view, the second epitaxial layer includes a peripheral portion having a thickness in the first direction that increases along the second direction.
US11984506B2
Field effect transistors having field effect transistors having gate dielectrics with dipole layers and having gate stressor layers, and methods of fabricating field effect transistors having gate dielectrics with dipole layers and having gate stressor layers, are described. In an example, an integrated circuit structure includes a semiconductor channel structure including a monocrystalline material. A gate dielectric is over the semiconductor channel structure, the gate dielectric including a high-k dielectric layer on a dipole material layer, and the dipole material layer distinct from the high-k dielectric layer. A gate electrode has a workfunction layer on the high-k dielectric layer, the workfunction layer including a metal. A first source or drain structure is at a first side of the gate electrode. A second source or drain structure is at a second side of the gate electrode opposite the first side.
US11984505B2
A semiconductor device includes a substrate, a gate oxide layer, a gate electrode and an injection region. The substrate includes a trench, a source region, a drain region and a channel region. The trench includes trench sidewalls and a trench bottom wall. The gate oxide layer is disposed in the trench. The gate oxide layer includes a groove. The gate electrode is disposed in the groove. The injection region is located on at least a side of the trench bottom wall, and at least a part of the injection region is closer to the drain region than the source region so that a threshold voltage at a portion of the channel region close to the injection region is less than a threshold voltage at a portion of the channel region far from the injection region.
US11984501B2
A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor layer that has a first main surface at one side and a second main surface at another side, a plurality of gate electrodes that are arranged at intervals on the first main surface of the semiconductor layer, an interlayer insulating film that is formed on the first main surface of the semiconductor layer such as to cover the gate electrodes, an electrode film that is formed on the interlayer insulating film, and a plurality of tungsten plugs that, between a pair of the gate electrodes that are mutually adjacent, are respectively embedded in a plurality of contact openings formed in the interlayer insulating film at intervals in a direction in which the pair of mutually adjacent gate electrodes face each other and each have a bottom portion contacting the semiconductor layer and a top portion contacting the electrode film.
US11984496B2
A semiconductor device and a method for manufacturing the same are provided in this disclosure. The semiconductor device includes a semiconductor heterostructure layer. The semiconductor heterostructure layer includes alternating first semiconductor material layers and second semiconductor material layers. Two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) may be generated between each first semiconductor material layer and adjacent second semiconductor material layer. A conductive structure, including a plurality of conductive fingers extends from a surface of the semiconductor heterostructure layer into the semiconductor heterostructure layer. The plurality of conductive fingers are arranged in a direction substantially parallel to the surface. The lengths of the plurality of conductive fingers progressively increase in that direction so that an end portion of each conductive finger is respectively positioned in a different first semiconductor material layer and is in contact with the 2DEG.
US11984491B2
Disclosed is a method of fabricating a contact in a semiconductor device. The method includes: receiving a semiconductor structure having an opening into which the contact is to be formed; forming a metal layer in the opening; forming a bottom anti-reflective coating (BARC) layer in the opening; performing implanting operations with a dopant on the BARC layer and the metal layer, the performing implanting operations including controlling an implant energy level and controlling an implant dosage level to form a crust layer with a desired minimum depth on top of the BARC layer; removing unwanted metal layer sections using wet etching operations, wherein the crust layer and BARC layer protect remaining metal layer sections under the BARC layer from metal loss during the wet etching operations; removing the crust layer and the BARC layer; and forming the contact in the opening over the remaining metal layer sections.
US11984486B2
A method including forming a III-V compound layer on a substrate and implanting a main dopant in the III-V compound layer to form source and drain regions. The method further includes implanting a group V species into the source and drain regions. A semiconductor device including a substrate and a III-V compound layer over the substrate. The semiconductor device further includes source and drain regions in the III-V layer, wherein the source and drain regions comprises a first dopants and a second dopant, and the second dopant comprises a group V material.
US11984478B2
A method includes forming a first portion of a spacer layer over a first fin and a second portion of the spacer layer over a second fin, performing a first etching process to recess the first portion of the spacer layer with respect to the second portion of the spacer layer to form first spacers on sidewalls of the first fin, subsequently performing a second etching process to recess the second portion of the spacer layer with respect to the first spacers to form second spacers on sidewalls of the second fin, where the second spacers are formed to a height greater than that of the first spacers, and forming a first epitaxial source/drain feature and a second epitaxial source/drain feature between the first spacers and the second spacers, respectively, where the first epitaxial source/drain feature is larger than that of the second epitaxial source/drain feature.
US11984476B2
The structure of a semiconductor device with isolation structures between FET devices and a method of fabricating the semiconductor device are disclosed. A method of fabricating the semiconductor device includes forming a fin structure on a substrate and forming polysilicon gate structures with a first threshold voltage on first fin portions of the fin structure. The method further includes forming doped fin regions with dopants of a first type conductivity on second fin portions of the fin structure, doping at least one of the polysilicon gate structures with dopants of a second type conductivity to adjust the first threshold voltage to a greater second threshold voltage, and replacing at least two of the polysilicon gate structures adjacent to the at least one of the polysilicon gate structures with metal gate structures having a third threshold voltage less than the first and second threshold voltages.
US11984470B2
A light-emitting diode includes a first semiconductor region having a first conductive type; a second semiconductor region having a second conductive type; and an active layer disposed between the first semiconductor region and the second semiconductor region and including phosphorus (P). The light-emitting diode has a rod shape, the second semiconductor region includes a first semiconductor layer, a second semiconductor layer, and a third semiconductor layer, which are sequentially stacked, the first semiconductor layer is disposed between the active layer and the second semiconductor layer, and the second semiconductor layer includes a compound represented by AlGaInP and satisfying Equation 1.
US11984457B2
A thin-film transistor (TFT) array substrate, a preparation method thereof, and a display device are provided. The TFT array substrate includes a source, a drain, and a first gate; wherein a protrusive structure is defined between the source and the drain, and the first gate is disposed inside the protrusive structure; and in a plane where a surface of the first gate is disposed, a sum of an overlapped area of a projection of the source and a projection of the first gate and an overlapped area of a projection of the drain and the projection of the first gate is less than an area threshold.
US11984455B2
A display device including: a substrate including a display area for displaying an image and a non-display area positioned at a periphery of the display area; a plurality of pixels positioned at the display area; a plurality of data lines connected with the plurality of pixels; and a crack detecting line positioned at the non-display area, wherein the crack detecting line includes: a plurality of unit connectors extending in a first direction, wherein the first direction is parallel to an extending direction of a side of the substrate nearest to the unit connectors; and a plurality of wiring portion units connected to each other through the plurality of unit connectors, wherein the number of wiring portion units is an even number.
US11984454B2
The display device has a first substrate having a display area including pixels and a peripheral area surrounding the display area and including a peripheral circuit, a second substrate arranged facing the first substrate, a liquid crystal layer arranged between the first substrate and the second substrate, and a plurality of gate wirings spaced apart in a first direction in the peripheral circuit of the first substrate, and a plurality of signal lines spaced apart in a second direction intersecting the first direction, wherein the second substrate has a black matrix with a lattice area at a position facing the display area and the peripheral circuit, and the lattice area of the black matrix is arranged to overlap the plurality of gate wirings and the plurality of signal lines of the peripheral circuit.
US11984443B2
An integrated circuit includes a first pair of power rails and a second pair of power rails that are disposed in a first layer, conductive lines disposed in a second layer above the first layer, and a first active area disposed in a third layer above the second layer. The first active area is arranged to overlap the first pair of power rails. The first active area is coupled to the first pair of power rails through a first line of the conductive lines and a first group of vias, and the first active area is coupled to the second pair of power rails through at least one second line of the conductive lines and a second group of vias different from the first group of vias.
US11984442B2
A layout includes a first and a second standard cells abutting along a boundary line. The first cell includes first fins. An edge of the first fins closest to and away from the boundary line by a distance D1. A first gate line over-crossing the first fins protrudes from the edge by a length L1. The second cell includes second fins. An edge of the second fins closest to and away from the boundary line by a distance D2. A second gate line over-crossing the second fins protrudes from the edge by a length L2. Two first dummy gate lines at two sides of the first fins and two second dummy lines at two sides of the second fins are respectively away from the boundary line by a distance S. The lengths L1 and L2, the distances S, D1 and D2 have the relationships: L1≤D1−S, L2≤D2−S, and D1≠D2.
US11984437B2
A light-emitting device includes first and second light-emitting elements, first and second support members bonded to the first and second light-emitting elements, respectively, first and second protective elements, and a plurality of wirings including: a first wiring with one end being bonded to the first light-emitting element or the first support member; a second wiring with one end being bonded to the first light-emitting element or the first support member and the other end being bonded to the second light-emitting element or the second support member; a third wiring with one end being bonded to the first protective element or a support member equipped with the first protective element; and a fourth wiring with one end being bonded to the second protective element or a support member equipped with the second protective element.
US11984435B2
A multi-pixel display device with an integrated circuit, a plurality of light-emitting semiconductor chips disposed on the integrated circuit, a display area having a plurality of pixels, each of the light-emitting semiconductor chips being associated with one of the pixels, a light-directing element disposed between the plurality of light-emitting semiconductor chips and the display area and adapted to direct the light of each light-emitting semiconductor chip from the plurality of light-emitting semiconductor chips to its associated pixel.
US11984429B2
Leadless power amplifier (PA) packages having topside termination interposer (TTI) arrangements, and associated fabrication methods, are disclosed. Embodiments of the leadless PA package include a base flange, a first set of interposer mount pads, a first RF power die, a package body. The first RF power die is attached to a die mount surface of the base flange and electrically interconnected with the first set of interposer mount pads. The TTI arrangement is electrically coupled to the first set of interposer mount pads and projects therefrom in the package height direction. The package body encloses the first RF power die and having a package topside surface opposite the lower flange surface. Topside input/output terminals of the PA package are accessible from the package topside surface and are electrically interconnected with the first RF power die through the TTI arrangement and the first set of interposer mount pads.
US11984416B2
A device for controlling trapped ions includes a first semiconductor substrate. A second semiconductor substrate is disposed over the first semiconductor substrate. At least one ion trap is configured to trap ions in a space between the first semiconductor substrate and the second semiconductor substrate. A spacer is disposed between the first semiconductor substrate and the second semiconductor substrate, the spacer including an electrical interconnect which electrically connects a first metal layer structure of the first semiconductor substrate to a second metal layer structure of the second semiconductor substrate.
US11984407B2
Embodiments of this application disclose a package structure and a communications device to which the package structure is applied. The package structure includes a substrate, a die, and a bonding layer configured to bond the die to the substrate. Charged particles are disposed in the bonding layer. An electrode is disposed on a surface of the die away from the bonding layer. A potential of the electrode is opposite to that of the charged particle. The package structure further includes a first shielding structure. A potential of the substrate is zero. The first shielding structure is located on an outer surface of the die and is located between the bonding layer and the electrode, to prevent the charged particles from migrating to the electrode.
US11984406B2
The examples of the present application disclose a semiconductor structure and a method for manufacturing the same. The semiconductor structure includes: a functional structure and a first mark structure located on a substrate, in which the functional structure and the first mark structure have the same feature size; and a first dielectric layer located at the functional structure and the first mark structure, in which a thickness of the first dielectric layer at the functional structure is different from a thickness of the first dielectric layer at the first mark structure. The examples of the present application can improve the alignment accuracy of the manufacturing process and improve the product yield and production efficiency at the same time.
US11984403B2
An integrated substrate structure includes a redistribution film, a circuit substrate, and a plurality of conductive features. The redistribution film includes a fine redistribution circuitry, a circuit substrate is disposed over the redistribution film and includes a core layer and a coarse redistribution circuitry disposed in and on the core layer. The circuit substrate is thicker and more rigid than the redistribution film, and a layout density of the fine redistribution circuitry is denser than that of the coarse redistribution circuitry. The conductive features are interposed between the circuit substrate and the redistribution film to be connected to the fine redistribution circuitry and the coarse redistribution circuitry. A redistribution structure and manufacturing methods are also provided.
US11984396B2
Embodiments of a system and methods for localized high density substrate routing are generally described herein. In one or more embodiments an apparatus includes a medium, first and second circuitry elements, an interconnect element, and a dielectric layer. The medium can include low density routing therein. The interconnect element can be embedded in the medium, and can include a plurality of electrically conductive members therein, the electrically conductive member can be electrically coupled to the first circuitry element and the second circuitry element. The interconnect element can include high density routing therein. The dielectric layer can be over the interconnect die, the dielectric layer including the first and second circuitry elements passing therethrough.
US11984389B2
An integrated circuit package structure includes a circuit board, an integrated circuit die and a conductive stair structure. The circuit has an upper surface. The integrated circuit die is located on the upper surface of the circuit board. The conductive stair structure is located on the upper surface of the circuit board. The conductive stair structure includes steps along a first direction substantially perpendicular to the upper surface of the circuit board. The steps have different heights relative to the upper surface of the circuit board.
US11984387B2
A first chip includes a first surface, a second surface, a first semiconductor layer including a nitride semiconductor layer, a first electrode pad located at the first surface, a second electrode pad located at the first surface, a first gate pad located at the first surface, and a third electrode pad located at the first surface. A second chip is located on the first surface of the first chip. The second chip includes a third surface facing the first surface of the first chip, a fourth surface, a second semiconductor layer including a channel of a second conductivity type, a fourth electrode pad located at the fourth surface, a fifth electrode pad located at the third surface and bonded to the second electrode pad of the first chip, and a second gate pad located at the third surface and bonded to the third electrode pad of the first chip.
US11984384B2
Embodiments relate to an electronic circuit implemented using a first integrated circuit die, a second integrated circuit die, and an interposer connecting the first integrated circuit die to the second integrated circuit die. The first integrated circuit die implements a first electronic circuit. The first integrated circuit die includes a first set of contacts on a bottom surface, a buried power rail (BPR), and a plurality of through-silicon vias (TSV) for connecting the BPR to the first set of contacts. The interposer includes a second set of contacts and a power delivery network (PDN). Each contact of the second set of contact corresponds to a contact of the first set of contacts of the first integrated circuit die. The PDN is configured to route a power supply voltage to the second set of contacts.
US11984383B2
The plurality of first active elements, the plurality of second active elements, and the passive element are disposed in a first range, a second range, and a third range in the first direction, respectively. The third range is between the first range and the second range. Pin fins are accommodated in an opening of a cooling jacket. The opening has a first outlet and a second outlet at a downstream end in a second direction. The first outlet and the second outlet are disposed in the first range and the second range, respectively. The cooling jacket has a flow dividing wall at a downstream end in the second direction. The flow dividing wall is disposed in the third range. The cooling jacket has a refrigerant introduction groove on a bottom surface.
US11984374B2
A method includes placing a package component over a carrier. The package component includes a device die. A core frame is placed over the carrier. The core frame forms a ring encircling the package component. The method further includes encapsulating the core frame and the package component in an encapsulant, forming redistribution lines over the core frame and the package component, and forming electrical connectors over and electrically coupling to the package component through the redistribution lines.
US11984365B2
A high atomic number material is applied to one or more surfaces of a semiconductor structure of a wafer. The one or more surfaces are at a depth different from a depth of a surface of the wafer. An electron beam is scanned over the semiconductor structure to cause a backscattered electron signal to be collected at a collector. A profile scan of the semiconductor structure is generated based on an intensity of the backscattered electron signal, at the collector, resulting from the high atomic number material. The high atomic number material increases the intensity of the backscattered electron signal for the one or more surfaces of the semiconductor structure such that contrast in the profile scan is increased. The increased contrast of the profile scan enables accurate critical dimension measurements of the semiconductor structure.
US11984358B2
Exemplary methods of producing a semiconductor substrate may include plating a metal within a plurality of vias on the semiconductor substrate. A target average fill thickness of the metal within the plurality of vias may be between about a thickness equal to an average via radius of the plurality of vias and a thickness twice the average via radius of the plurality of vias. At least one via of the plurality of vias may be filled to a height below the target average fill thickness of the metal. The methods may include heating the metal to cause reflow of the metal within each via of the plurality of vias. The reflow may adjust the metal within the at least one via to increase in height towards the target average fill thickness.
US11984357B2
The present application discloses a semiconductor structure. The semiconductor structure includes: a substrate, the substrate being provided with a conductive structure; a first lower electrode and a second lower electrode sequentially stacked, the first lower electrode being located between the second lower electrode and the substrate, and the first lower electrode being electrically connected to the conductive structure; a first dielectric layer and a first upper electrode, the first dielectric layer covering a sidewall surface of the first lower electrode, and the first upper electrode being located on one side of the first dielectric layer away from the first lower electrode; and a second dielectric layer and a second upper electrode, the second dielectric layer covering an inner wall and a bottom surface of the second lower electrode, and the second upper electrode filling the recess of the second lower electrode.
US11984356B2
A semiconductor device with liner-free contact structures and a method of fabricating the same are disclosed. The method includes forming first and second source/drain (S/D) regions on first and second fin structures, forming a first dielectric layer between the first and second S/D regions, forming first and second gate-all-around (GAA) structures on the first and second fin structures, forming a second dielectric layer on the first and second GAA structures and the first dielectric layer, forming a tapered trench opening in the second dielectric layer and on the first and second GAA structures and the first dielectric layer, selectively forming a seed layer on top surfaces of the first and second GAA structures and the first dielectric layer that are exposed in the tapered trench opening, and selectively depositing a conductive layer on the seed layer to fill the tapered trench opening.
US11984350B2
A method includes forming a transistor over a substrate; forming a front-side interconnection structure over the transistor; after forming the front-side interconnection structure, removing the substrate; after removing the substrate, forming a backside via to be electrically connected to the transistor; depositing a dielectric layer to cover the backside via; forming an opening in the dielectric layer to expose the backside via; forming a spacer structure on a sidewall of the opening; after forming a spacer structure, forming a conductive feature in the opening to be electrically connected to the backside via; and after forming the conductive feature, forming an air gap in the spacer structure.
US11984346B2
Provided is a susceptor which makes it possible to increase the circumferential flatness uniformity of an epitaxial layer of an epitaxial silicon wafer. A susceptor 100 is provided with a concave counterbore portion on which a silicon wafer W is placed, and the radial distance L between the center of the susceptor and an opening edge of the counterbore portion varies at 90° periods in the circumferential direction. Meanwhile, when the angle at which the radial distance L is minimum is 0°, the radial distance L is a minimum value L1 at 90°, 180°, and 270°; and the radial distance L is a maximum value L2 at 45°, 135°, 225°, and 315°. Accordingly, the pocket width Lp also varies in conformance with the variations of the radial distance L. The opening edge 110C describes four elliptical arcs being convex radially outward when the susceptor 100 is viewed from above.
US11984345B2
The present disclosure is related to a substrate processing apparatus. The substrate processing apparatus may include a chuck including a plurality of pin holes and a plurality of lift pins positioned to rise and fall through the plurality of pin holes. The substrate processing apparatus may include a lift plate configured to raise and lower the lift pins. The plurality of lift pins may include a lift pin having a rod shape configured to move up and down in a pin hole of the plurality of pin holes, a flexure coupled to a lower portion of the lift pin, a weight body positioned underneath the lift plate, and a weight string connecting the flexure and the weight body. The lift plate may include a string hole through which the weight string passes through.
US11984340B2
A teaching method for a transfer mechanism is provided. The teaching method includes (a) placing a first substrate or an edge ring on a fork of the transfer mechanism, transferring the first substrate or the edge ring to a target position, and placing the first substrate or the edge ring onto the target position; (b) placing a second substrate having a position detection sensor on the fork, and transferring the second substrate to a position directly above or below the target position; (c) detecting an amount of deviation between the first substrate or the edge ring and the target position using the position detection sensor of the second substrate; and (d) correcting transfer position data of the transfer mechanism for the first substrate or the edge ring to be transferred next, based on the detected amount of deviation.
US11984336B2
Proposed is a wafer storage container for accommodating wafers in a storage chamber and, more particularly, a wafer storage container that can effectively block contaminated outside air flowing into the wafer storage container from an external chamber.
US11984320B2
Provided is a method that is for polishing a silicon wafer by a polishing device using a carrier holding the silicon wafer, and that can reduce wear on the carrier. In this polishing method, a polishing liquid used in the polishing device contains 0.1-5 mass %, in terms of the concentration of silica, silica particles comprising: silica particles (A) having an average primary particle size of 4-30 nm as measured by BET, and having an (X2/X1) ratio of 1.2-1.8, where X2 (nm) represents an average particle size along the major axis thereof as calculated from a perspective projection image obtained using an electron beam, and X1 (nm) represents the average primary particle size as measured by BET; and silica particles (B) having an average primary particle size of more than 30 nm but not more than 50 nm as measured by BET, and having a (X2/X1) ratio of 1.2-1.8, where X2 (nm) represents an average particle size along the major axis thereof as calculated from a perspective projection image obtained using an electron beam, and X1 (nm) represents the average primary particle size as measured by BET, wherein the mass ratio of the silica particles (A) to the silica particles (B) is 100:0 to 85:15.
US11984318B2
A method for patterning structures including providing a layer stack having a plurality of device layers and a hardmask layer disposed in a stacked arrangement, the layer stack having a plurality of trenches formed therein, the trenches extending through the hardmask layer and into at least one of the device layers, the trenches having lateral sidewalls with a first slope relative to a plane perpendicular to upper surfaces of the device layers, and performing a sputter etching process wherein ion beams are directed toward the hardmask layer to etch the hardmask layer and cause etched material from the hardmask layer to be redistributed along the lateral sidewalls of the trenches to provide the lateral sidewalls with a second slope relative to the plane perpendicular to the upper surfaces of the device layers, the second slope less than the first slope.
US11984316B2
A device includes a substrate; a first layer over the substrate, the first layer containing a plurality of fin features and a trench between two adjacent fin features. The device also includes a porous material layer having a first portion and a second portion. The first portion is disposed in the trench. The second portion is disposed on a top surface of the first layer. The first and the second portions contain substantially same percentage of Si, substantially same percentage of O, and substantially same percentage of C.
US11984314B2
A particle removal method for removing particles on the backside of a reticle is provided. The method includes disposing the reticle on a reticle holder. In addition, the method includes moving a baffle defining an enclosed area that encompasses a particle to be removed on a backside of the reticle. The method further includes spraying, by a solution spraying module of a particle removal device, a solution onto the particle. The method further includes sucking, by a sucking module of the particle removal device, the solution on the reticle with the particle. The method further includes emitting, by the particle removal device, a gas onto the backside of the reticle for drying the backside.
US11984309B1
A non-radioactive homogenous plasma ion source that is power efficient with greater electrode life longevity and performance (homogenous low temperature plasma for ion formation, stability, robustness) than alternative non-radioactive ion sources for generating analyte ions of either positive or negative charge. Its compact design minimizes the spacing between electrodes, reducing the power requirements needed to ignite and maintain plasma levels. The non-radioactive plasma ion source generally comprises a housing for retaining a uniquely designed ion source that generates a uniform distribution of plasma to maximize the generation of ions at a lower plasma temperature to minimize undesirable nitrogen oxide and ozone gasses, at least one planar electrode in one embodiment, a mounting head with a gas exhaust, and a chamber with a counterflow gas inlet, and an analyte gas inlet. The non-radioactive plasma source improves ion source reliability over existing non-radioactive sources that are less efficient with reduced electrode life longevity.
US11984308B2
A method for measuring the concentration of fluorine gas (F2) contained in a halogen fluoride-containing gas using an analysis apparatus having a halogen fluoride-containing gas supply source, a fluorine-containing gas supply source, a tube, a capillary, and a mass spectrometer, the method including, before measuring the concentration of fluorine gas, performing passivation treatment on the tube and the capillary using a passivation gas containing a fluorine-containing gas supplied from the fluorine-containing gas supply source.
US11984306B2
Embodiments provided herein generally include plasma processing systems configured to preferentially clean desired surfaces of a substrate support assembly by manipulating one or more characteristics of an in-situ plasma and related methods. In one embodiment, a plasma processing method includes generating a plasma in a processing region defined by a chamber lid and a substrate support assembly, exposing an edge ring and a substrate supporting surface to the plasma, and establishing a pulsed voltage (PV) waveform at the edge control electrode.
US11984303B2
A first electrostatic chuck of a substrate support of the disclosed plasma processing apparatus has first and second electrodes and holds an edge ring. A second electrostatic chuck of the substrate support holds a substrate. The first electrode extends closer to the second electrostatic chuck than the second electrode. During plasma processing, a first voltage having a positive polarity is applied to the first and second electrodes. In a first period after the plasma processing, a second voltage having a negative polarity is applied to the first and second electrodes. In a second period after the first period, a third voltage having a positive polarity is applied to the first electrode, and a fourth voltage having a negative polarity is applied to the second electrode. The absolute value of the third voltage is smaller than the absolute value of the first voltage and the absolute value of the second voltage.
US11984302B2
A plasma chamber includes a chamber body having a processing region therewithin, a liner disposed on the chamber body, the liner surrounding the processing region, a substrate support disposed within the liner, a magnet assembly comprising a plurality of magnets disposed around the liner, and a magnetic-material shield disposed around the liner, the magnetic-material shield encapsulating the processing region near the substrate support.
US11984299B2
A deposition device includes a chamber, a support member, a ground member, and a first fixing member. The chamber includes a lower portion and a side wall. The support member is located in a space defined by the lower portion and the side wall of the chamber, and includes a side surface. The ground member is disposed between the support member and the lower portion of the chamber. The first fixing member includes a first body and a first blocking part. The first body is located under a first end portion of the ground member, and includes a side surface. The first blocking part is located on the side surface of the first body and the side surface of the support member, and extends along the side surface of the support member. The first blocking part shields the first end portion of the ground member from view.
US11984297B2
A plasma control device includes a matching circuit, a resonance circuit, and a controller. The matching circuit is connected to a first electrode of a plasma chamber including the first electrode and a second electrode, and matches impedance of a radio frequency (RF) power by an RF driving signal with an impedance of the first electrode. The RF driving signal is based on a first RF signal having a first frequency. The resonance circuit is connected between the second electrode and a ground voltage, and controls plasma distribution within the plasma chamber by providing resonance with respect to harmonics associated with the first frequency and by adjusting a ground impedance between the second electrode and the ground voltage. The controller provides the resonance circuit with a capacitance control signal associated with the resonance and switch control signals associated with the ground impedance.
US11984296B2
A substrate support for supporting a substrate in a substrate processing system includes a baseplate and a ceramic layer arranged above the baseplate. An outer perimeter of the ceramic layer is surrounded by an edge ring. An outer radius of the ceramic layer is greater than an inner radius of the edge ring such that an outer edge of the ceramic layer extends below the edge ring.
US11984290B2
A hybrid circuit breaker for interrupting a current in an electrical circuit line, the hybrid circuit breaker includes an input terminal for connection to a power line and an output terminal for connection to a DC system, a first solid state switching device connected to the input terminal, and a mechanical isolator relay arranged in series with the first solid state switching device and connected to the output terminal. The hybrid circuit breaker further includes a crowbar circuit electrically connected between the output terminal and ground or mid-pole, and a controller for controlling the first solid state switching device, the mechanical isolator relay and the crowbar circuit.
US11984283B2
A relay includes an electromagnetic drive unit with a rotatable armature and a yoke. The rotatable armature includes a first magnetic contact region and the yoke includes a second magnetic contact region. The first magnetic contact region is in touch with the second magnetic contact region in a first state of the relay. The relay further includes at least one immovable first electric contact and a moveable contact arm with at least one second electric contact. The first electric contact contacts the second electric contact in the first state. The rotatable armature and the moveable contact arm are positioned together on a shaft and the shaft is embodied as a torsional element.
US11984282B2
A circuit breaker, in particular of a power breaker, having a busbar which is mounted so as to be movable between a closed position and an open position. The busbar, a trip device and a hand lever are coupled by means of the mechanism in such a way that, when the hand lever is moved from the first position into the second position, the busbar is moved from the open position into the closed position. Upon tripping of the trip device, the busbar is moved from the closed position into the open position, and the hand lever is moved from the second position into the first position if it is not blocked. When the hand lever is moved from the second position into the first position, the busbar is moved from the closed position into the open position regardless of whether the busbar is blocked in the closed position.
US11984277B2
A push switch contains a case including a housing space having an upper-opening and including fixed-contacts disposed on a bottom of the housing space, a movable contact member disposed in the housing space configured to deform in response to receiving pressure applied from above, and contacting the fixed-contacts upon defoming in response to the received pressure, and a pushing member disposed on the movable contact member and configured to transmit the received pressure to the movable contact member. The movable contact member includes a pair of first-linear edges, wherein the pushing member includes a plurality of projecting-pressing portions disposed on a bottom surface of the pushing member facing the movable contact member, and wherein the plurality of pressing portions is disposed on the bottom surface at positions not overlapping a straight-line that passes through a center of the movable contact member and intersecting each of the pair of first-linear edges.
US11984275B2
An electrical mains plug having a body formed of an electrically insulating material is described. Two contact pins are arranged parallel to one another and which project out of the body at a first side thereof, and inside the body are connected or can be connected in each case to an electrical conductor which leads out or can be led out of the body at a second side thereof. The thermal bimetallic element is provided as a temperature sensor, said thermal bimetallic element being a constituent part of the thermal bimetallic switch which is associated with at least one of two contact pins. An electrical connection cable suitable therefor and an electrical device connected thereto are also described.
US11984270B2
A mold includes a pair of first mold parts, a pair of second mold parts, and a pair of third mold parts that define six surfaces of a molded body substantially having a rectangular parallelepiped shape. At least one of the pair of third mold parts includes an upper mold part and a lower mold part. The upper mold part defines an upper space of a molding space, and the lower mold part defines a lower space of the molding space. The upper mold part and the lower mold part are individually slidable. The lower mold part protrudes toward the molding space with respect to the upper mold part so that a step portion is formed. The upper mold part is slidable in cooperation with the lower mold part in a state in which the step portion is formed or absent.
US11984261B2
Various embodiments of the present disclosure are directed towards an integrated chip including a dielectric structure sandwiched between a first electrode and a bottom electrode. A passivation layer overlies the second electrode and the dielectric structure. The passivation layer comprises a horizontal surface vertically below a top surface of the passivation layer. The horizontal surface is disposed above a top surface of the dielectric structure.
US11984260B2
An electronic device includes a chip component, a conductive terminal, a case, and a fixation part. The chip component includes a terminal electrode on an end surface of the chip component. The conductive terminal is connected to the terminal electrode. The case includes an accommodation recess for accommodating the chip component. The fixation part fixes the case to an installation portion.
US11984242B2
A flame-retardant electric cable having a core comprising at least one electric conductor, an electrically insulating coating and an outermost layer made from a flame-retardant polymer composition comprising:
a) polyvinylchloride (PVC) as base polymer;
b) 25-45% (70-110 phr) by weight of at least one metal hydroxide;
c) 0.4-3% (about 1-8 phr) by weight of an optionally surface-treated montmorillonite having average particle dimensions of from 5 to 20 μm;
d) 1.2-3% (about 3-8 phr) by weight of antimony trioxide;
wherein the sum of the amount of montmorillonite and antimony trioxide is at least 5.5 phr and wherein the antimony trioxide and montmorillonite are in a ratio of from 1:0.1 to 1:2.5.
US11984234B2
A condensation system for recuperating energy discharge of a nuclear power plant comprises a nuclear power unit, a compressor, a condenser, a water chamber equipped with a sprinkler, an electrical current generator, a pure water pump station, a cooling water pump station, a secondary condensate pool and a turboexpander. The compressor is connected to the condenser, which is connected to the turboexpander, which is supplied with the electric current generator and is connected to the water chamber, which is connected to the secondary condensate pool, which is connected to the pure water pump station, the condenser being connected to the cooling water pump station, wherein the compressor is connected by a pressure air duct to a wastewater channel, which is connected to the nuclear power unit and is equipped with a sealing cover.
US11984233B2
A method for decommissioning a heavy water reactor facility includes: removing the plurality of guide tubes from a plurality of through-holes; installing a plurality of shielding stoppers in the plurality of through-holes; removing the shielding stopper installed in one through-hole of the plurality of through-holes, and inserting a cutting device into a lower portion of the reactivity mechanism deck through the one through-hole to cut a connection portion between the reactivity mechanism deck and the calandria vault by using the cutting device; and separating the reactivity mechanism deck from the calandria vault.
US11984222B2
Disclosed are systems and methods for sharing health information. For example, the system includes a sensor unit adjacent a building entrance, a first computing device of a visitor to the building entrance, and a second computing device associated with an occupant of the building. The system can include device connected to a smart-home network. One method includes detecting the first computing device adjacent the entrance, requesting health data from the first computing device, the first computing device checking for authorization to share the health data with a user associated of the second computing device; the first computing device sending health data to the second computing device, a second computing device receiving the health data pertaining to the user of the first computing device, and the second computing device notifying the user of the second computing device based on the received health data.
US11984220B2
A virtual consultation method and an electronic device are provided. The method includes: receiving physiological information obtained through sensing a user by a sensing device; analyzing the physiological information to obtain an analysis result; adjusting weights of a plurality of questions according to the analysis result and determining a first question applicable to the user and an order of the first question according to the weights; and outputting the first question according to the order to simulate a question asked by a doctor for the user during consultation.
US11984214B2
A ventilator system is capable of displaying complex information patterns in a GUI, thereby allowing a clinician to get subtract complex information from multiple parameters inputs.
US11984207B2
Provided are a medical document creation support apparatus, a method, and a non-transitory computer readable recording medium storing a program capable of efficiently correcting medical documents such as interpretation reports. A first display control unit displays a medical document including at least one of a plurality of findings indicating features related to abnormal shadows included in a medical image in a first display region on a display screen. A second display control unit displays a list of the plurality of findings in a second display region on the display screen so that each finding is correctable. A correction unit corrects the medical document according to a correction instruction for a designated finding in the list of the plurality of findings.
US11984204B2
An apparatus for measuring liquid volume in a container includes a plurality of light sources for emitting electromagnetic radiation (EMR) toward the container, a plurality of sensors optically coupleable to the plurality of light sources, each sensor of the plurality of sensors for detecting the EMR emitted by at least a portion of the plurality of light sources, a temperature sensor for measuring at least one temperature associated with a liquid in the container, and at least one processor for receiving data representative of the portion of the detected EMR from each of the plurality of sensors, comparing the at least one measured temperature to a temperature guideline to identify any temperature events associated with the received data; normalizing the received data based on any temperature events associated with the received data; and converting the normalized data into a signature representative of the EMR detected by the plurality of sensors.
US11984200B2
Various methods, systems, computer readable media, and graphical user interfaces (GUIs) are presented and described that enable a subject, doctor, or user to characterize or classify various types of cancer precisely. Additionally, described herein are methods, systems, computer readable media, and GUIs that enable more effective specification of treatment and improved outcomes for patients with identified types of cancer. Some embodiments of the methods, systems, computer readable media, and GUIs described herein comprise obtaining RNA expression data and/or whole exome sequencing (WES) data for a biological sample from a plurality of subjects, determining a respective plurality of molecular-functional (MF) profiles for the plurality of subjects, and storing the plurality of MF profiles in association with information identifying the particular cancer type.
US11984194B2
A layout of a delay circuit unit, a layout of a delay circuit, and a semiconductor memory are provided. The layout of the delay circuit unit includes multiple layout units arranged in an array and each forming a NOT-AND (NAND) gate circuit; here several layout units conforming to a first layout pattern are sequentially arranged in a first row of the array; and several layout units conforming to a second layout pattern are sequentially arranged in a second row of the array; here the first layout pattern is different from the second layout pattern, and the first layout pattern and the second layout pattern are such that the first row and the second row form a center-symmetrical structure.
US11984193B2
The present disclosure provides page buffer circuits of 3D NAND devices. In some embodiments, the page buffer circuit comprises a first bit line segment sensing branch connected to a first bit line segment of a bit line, and a second bit line segment sensing branch connected to a second bit line segment of the bit line. The first bit line segment sensing branch and the second bit line segment sensing branch are parallel connected to a sensing node of the page buffer circuit. In some embodiments, the first bit line segment sensing branch comprises a first sense latch and a first bit line pre-charge path, and the second bit line segment sensing branch comprises a second sense latch and a second bit line pre-charge path.
US11984182B2
A repair system and a repair method for a semiconductor structure, a storage medium, and an electronic device are provided. The semiconductor structure includes a main memory area and a redundant memory area. The repair system of the present disclosure includes a test circuit, a control circuit, and a repair circuit. The test circuit is configured to perform defect detection on the main memory area to determine a failed cell of the main memory area and position information of the failed cell. The control circuit is connected to the test circuit, and is configured to store the position information of the failed cell and generate a repair signal according to the position information. The repair circuit is connected to the control circuit, and is configured to receive the repair signal and perform a repair operation on the failed cell through the redundant memory area.
US11984168B2
An interface circuit that can operate in toggle mode at data high transfer rates while reducing the self-induced noise is presented. The high speed toggle mode interface supplies a data signal to a data line or other transfer line by a driver circuit. The driver circuit includes a pair of series connected transistors connected between a high supply level and a low supply level, where the data line is supplied from a node between the two transistors. A resistor is connected between one or both of the transistors and one of the supply levels, with a capacitor connected between the low supply level and a node between the resistor and the transistor. The resistor helps to isolate the transistor from the supply level while the capacitor can act as current reservoir to boost the current to the transistor during data transition, reducing the noise seen by the voltage supply.
US11984167B2
According to one embodiment, a memory system includes a nonvolatile semiconductor memory device, a voltage generation unit and a control unit. The nonvolatile semiconductor memory device includes a memory cell array having a plurality of blocks each including a plurality of memory cells, and a voltage generation unit configured to change a read level of the memory cell. The control unit controls write, read, and erase of the nonvolatile semiconductor memory device. The control unit changes the read level between a start of use of the nonvolatile semiconductor memory device and a timing after an elapse of a time.
US11984165B2
A memory device includes a plurality of word lines (WLs). The memory device includes a plurality of drivers that are each configured to control a corresponding one of the plurality of WLs and each comprise a first transistor having a first conductive type and a second transistor having a second conductive type. The first transistor of a first one of the drivers is formed in a first well of a substrate, and the second transistor of the first driver is formed in a second well of the substrate. The first well is spaced apart from the second well.
US11984163B2
A memory cell includes a first resistive memory element, a second resistive memory element electrically coupled with the first resistive memory element at a common node, and a switching element comprising an input terminal electrically coupled with the common node, the switching element comprising a driver configured to float during one or more operations.
US11984161B2
Systems, methods, and apparatus related to spike current suppression in a memory array. In one approach, a memory device includes a memory array having a cross-point memory architecture. The memory array has access lines (e.g., word lines and/or bit lines) configured to access memory cells of the memory array. Each access line has left and right portions. Spike current suppression is implemented by charge screening structures. The charge screening structures are formed by laterally integrating insulating layers into selected interior regions of the left and/or right portions of the access line. The insulating layers vertically separate the access line into top and bottom conductive portions above and below the insulating layers. For memory cells located overlying or underlying the insulating layers, the resistance to each memory cell is increased because the cell is accessed using only the higher resistance path of the top or bottom conductive portion. During a spike discharge, charge is choked by this higher resistance path. This suppresses spike current that occurs when the memory cell is selected.
US11984158B2
An non-volatile static random access memory (nvSRAM) is provided in the present invention, including a first pass gate transistor, a second pass gate transistor, a first pull-up transistor, a second pull-up transistor, a first pull-down transistor and a second pull-down transistor, which construct collectively two cross-coupled inverters with two storage nodes, wherein resistive random-access memories (RRAM) are set between the first storage node, the first pull-up transistor and the first pull-down transistor and between the second storage node, the second pull-up transistor and the second pull-down transistor.
US11984156B2
A non-volatile memory device is provided. The non-volatile memory device may include a memory cell array, a first pumping circuit configured to output a first pumping voltage, a second pumping circuit configured to pump the first pumping voltage of the first pumping circuit to output a second pumping voltage, and a pumping circuit control unit which is connected to the first pumping circuit and the second pumping circuit and configured to output at least one of the first pumping voltage and the second pumping voltage to the memory cell array. The first pumping circuit may be enabled in a first mode and a second mode different from the first mode, and the second pumping circuit may be disabled or not enabled in the first mode and enabled in the second mode.
US11984152B2
A memory device having long data retention time and high reliability is provided. The memory device includes a driver circuit and a plurality of memory cells, the memory cell includes a transistor and a capacitor, and the transistor includes a metal oxide in a channel formation region. The transistor includes a first gate and a second gate, and in a period during which the memory cell retains data, negative potentials are applied to the first gate and the second gate of the transistor.
US11984151B2
A circuit includes a memory array with SRAM cells connected in rows by word lines and in columns by bit lines. A row controller circuit simultaneously actuates, through a word line driver circuit for each row, word lines in parallel for an in-memory compute operation. A column processing circuit processes analog voltages developed on the bit lines in response to the simultaneous actuation to generate a decision output for the in-memory compute operation. A bit line precharge circuit generates a precharge voltage for application to each pair of bit lines. The precharge voltage has a first voltage level (not greater than a positive supply voltage for the SRAM cells) when the memory array is operating in a data read/write mode. The precharge voltage has a second voltage level (greater than the first voltage level) in advance of the simultaneous actuation of the word lines for the in-memory compute operation.
US11984150B2
Methods, systems, and devices for word line drivers for multiple-die memory devices are described. A memory device may include a first semiconductor die associated with at least memory cells and corresponding access lines of the memory device, and a second semiconductor die associated with at least access line driver circuitry of the memory device. The second semiconductor die may be located in contact with or otherwise adjacent to the first semiconductor die, and electrical contacts may be formed to couple the access line driver circuitry of the second semiconductor die with the access line conductors of the first semiconductor die. For example, cavities may be formed through the second semiconductor die and at least a portion of the first semiconductor die, and the electrical contacts may be formed between the semiconductor dies at least in part from forming a conductive material in the cavities.
US11984149B2
This document discloses a solution for controlling refreshing of memory resources of a dynamic random access memory. According to an aspect, there is disclosed an apparatus for a radio device, comprising: a dynamic random access memory circuit; a memory allocator configured to allocate memory resources from the dynamic random access memory circuit and to determine unallocated memory resources; a radio modem configured to communicate with the memory allocator in order to gain memory resources from the dynamic random access memory circuit; a memory refresh circuit configured to refresh the memory resources of the dynamic random access memory circuit; and a controller configured to determine, on the basis of a state change signal received from a radio modem of the radio device, that the radio modem is in an idle state and, in response to said determining, to control the memory refresh circuit to disable said refresh of the unallocated memory resources.
US11984148B2
The address of victim rows may be determined based on rows that are accessed in a memory. The victim addresses may be stored and associated with a count for every time a victim row is “victimized.” When the count for a victim row reaches a threshold, the victim row may be refreshed to preserve data stored in the row. After the victim row has been refreshed, the count may be reset. When a victim row is accessed, the count may also be reset. The counts may be adjusted for closer victim rows (e.g., +/−1) at a faster rate than counts for more distant victim rows (e.g., +/−2). This may cause closer victim rows to be refreshed at a higher rate than more distant victim rows.
US11984144B2
According to one embodiment, a disk device includes a magnetic head, a piezoelectric element and a flexure. The piezoelectric element includes two electrodes. The flexure includes a first part and a second part that swings. The first part has a first surface to which a first electrode is joined. The second part has a second surface to which the magnetic head is joined. The magnetic head has a third surface facing the first surface and the second surface. The first electrode is spaced apart from a second electrode in a first direction. The first surface and an end of the third surface face each other. The second surface and another end of the third surface face each other. A distance between the first surface and the one end of the third surface is longer than a distance between the second surface and the other end of the third surface.
US11984143B2
According to one embodiment, among a plurality of magnetic heads, the larger the magnetic pole width of the magnetic pole of the magnetic head in the width direction of a recording track formed in a recording layer or the larger an area width of the magnetic head capable of reading the magnetic characteristics of an area of the recording layer on which magnetic recording has been carried out by means of the magnetic head, the farther is the magnetic head arranged outwardly from the vicinity of the center in the parallel arrangement direction of the magnetic disks.
US11984133B2
Disclosed is an operation device including an interaction member, a microphone, a control circuit, and an audio signal processing circuit. The interaction member is used for interacting with a user. The control circuit periodically acquires scan data indicating the acting status of the interaction member. The audio signal processing circuit executes a noise removal process of removing noise from a collected audio signal collected by the microphone. The control circuit periodically transmits previously acquired scan data to the audio signal processing circuit. The audio signal processing circuit executes the noise removal process by using the scan data transmitted from the control circuit.
US11984126B2
A device for recognizing a speech input and an operating method thereof are provided. The device may be configured to: obtain one or more text candidates comprising a character string in which it is predicted that the speech input is to be converted by recognizing a speech input using an automatic speech recognition (ASR) model; extract text history information corresponding to the speech input from a database by comparing the speech input with a plurality of speech signals previously stored in the database; and perform training to adjust a weight of each of the one or more text candidates using the extracted text history information. Also, a method in which the device recognizes a speech input using an AI model may be performed.
US11984108B2
A method and system for noise cancellation is disclosed. In one embodiment, the method may include receiving, from a first sensor, a first signal indicative of a noise generated by an equipment. The first sensor may be configured to generate the first signal indicative of the noise generated by the equipment. The first sensor may be positioned in proximity to the equipment. The method may further include generating a noise cancellation signal based on the first signal and triggering a speaker to generate a sound corresponding to the noise cancellation signal, wherein the speaker is positioned in proximity to the equipment.
US11984103B2
A displacement amount detecting apparatus is provided and includes: transmission member, transmitting a displacement on one end side thereof to a displacement on the other end side thereof; a sensor, disposed to face the other end side of the transmission member, and configured to output a value according to a distance between the sensor and the other end side of the transmission member; a calculation device, calculating a value for indicating the distance based on the value output by the sensor and a reference value; and a correction device, correcting the reference value. When the one end side is displaced in a first direction, the other end side is displaced in a second direction opposite to the first direction and away from the sensor. The correction device is configured to correct the reference value based on the value for indicating the distance calculated by the calculation device.
US11984099B2
A drum head and an attachment method of a cushion are provided. A drum head includes: a diaphragm; an outer cushion that is joined to the diaphragm and has a predetermined cushioning property; an inner cushion that is interposed between the outer cushion and the diaphragm and has a predetermined cushioning property; and at least one joint that joins the outer cushion to the diaphragm in a state in which the inner cushion is pressed against the diaphragm by the outer cushion.
US11984097B2
A display apparatus and a display method for a multi-layer superimposition are provided. When a display presents a user interface, a touch trajectory from a user can be detected via a touch component, and a touch trajectory pattern is present in a first layer; upon obtaining the touch trajectory pattern, an interpolation operation can also be performed on the touch trajectory pattern in the first layer according to a background pattern in a second layer; finally, a converted pattern obtained after the interpolation operation and the background pattern are superimposed and presented on the display.
US11984095B1
An information handling system display has a foldable display panel that incrementally transitions between a flat and fully curved configuration with an amount of curve set based on one or more of plural conditions, such as a distance to a view, an application selected to present visual information, a location and size of visual information presented in a window or other partial area of the display panel, a type of input device or other factors. An end user may configure the display to adjust display panel curve radius as desired by personal preference, and the display panel tracks manual curvature selections by an end user to adapt automatically to the end user's preferences.
US11984091B2
Systems, methods, and devices are provided to selectively perform a frame replay at various stages of an image processing pipeline for an electronic display. Image processing circuitry may include first compensation circuitry that compensates for a first compensation factor relating to a first physical parameter of an electronic display and second compensation circuitry that compensates for a second compensation factor relating to a second physical parameter of the electronic display. A first tap point that enables the image frame to be stored and reused may be located between the first compensation circuitry and the second compensation circuitry, while a second tap point may be located after the second compensation circuitry.
US11984090B2
The present invention provides four-particle electrophoretic displays with improved driving methods to achieve better color separation between adjacent pixel electrodes. The driving methods improve the color state performance when a first pixel is displaying a mixed state of a first highly-charged particle and a second lower-charged particle of the opposite polarity, while a neighboring pixel is displaying a state of a second highly-charged particle having the opposite polarity to the first highly-charged particle. The particles can be, for example, all reflective or one type of particle can be partially light transmissive.
US11984085B2
A shift register unit, a gate driving circuit, a display device, and a driving method are disclosed. The shift register unit includes a first sub-circuit, a second sub-circuit, a leakage prevention circuit and a blanking input sub-circuit, wherein the first sub-circuit comprises a first input circuit and a first output circuit; the second sub-circuit comprises a second input circuit and a second output circuit; the leakage prevention circuit is configured to control a level of a leakage prevention node under control of the level of the first node, so as to turn off a circuit connected between the first node and the leakage prevention node; and the blanking input sub-circuit is connected to the first node and the second node, and is configured to receive a selection control signal and a first clock signal, and control the level of the first node and the level of the second node.
US11984079B2
Provided is a display panel. The display panel includes: a substrate, at least one row of light-emitting elements disposed on the substrate, a plurality of pixel drive circuits, a plurality of connection lines, and a plurality of compensation portions. A length of a first connection line electrically connected to a first pixel drive circuit is less than a length of a second connection line electrically connected to a second pixel drive circuit. A capacitance of the first connection line is compensated by electrically connecting the compensation portion to the first connection line, and thus a difference between the capacitance of the first connection line and a capacitance of the second connection line is reduced.
US11984078B2
A system including a plurality of image display apparatuses including at least a first image display apparatus and a second image display apparatus, and a control device controlling the first image display apparatus and the second image display apparatus. The control device controls the first image display apparatus to display a first image, controls the second image display apparatus to display a second image, controls the first image display apparatus to perform an afterimage compensation for pixels included in a first display panel in the first image display apparatus, receives data results of the afterimage compensation for pixels included in the first display panel from the first image display apparatus, and controls the second image display apparatus to perform an afterimage compensation for pixels included in a second display panel in the second image display apparatus, based on the received data results of the afterimage compensation performed for the pixels included in the first display panel in the first image display apparatus.
US11984076B2
What is disclosed are methods of non-uniformity compensation for active matrix light emitting diode device (AMOLED) and other emissive displays. For each pixel, greyscale level offsets for a number of predetermined greyscale drive levels which produce a uniform flat field are determined and used to generate a correction function for the pixel.
US11984063B2
A pixel includes: a first transistor including a gate coupled to a first node, a first terminal, and a second terminal coupled to a second node; a first capacitor coupled between the first and second nodes; a second transistor including a gate receiving a first signal, a first terminal coupled to a data line, and a second terminal coupled to the first node; a third transistor including a gate receiving a second signal, a first terminal receiving a reference voltage, and a second terminal coupled to the first node; a fourth transistor including a gate receiving a third signal, a first terminal coupled to the second node, and a second terminal receiving an initialization voltage; a light emitting element including an anode; and a fifth transistor including a gate receiving a fourth signal, a first terminal coupled to the second node, and a second terminal coupled to the anode.
US11984060B2
A display control device includes: a photodetection sensor configured to detect light from pixels of display screens with both a first display device and a second display device with a pixel size different from that of the first display device in a display system in which a video signal is displayed on a plurality of display devices adjacent to each other as detection targets; and a display adjustor configured to determine a degree of enlargement or reduction of video signals displayed on the display devices on the basis of a difference between the pixel size of the first display device and the pixel size of the second display device based on a result of detection from the photodetection sensor.
US11984054B2
In an embodiment according to the present disclosure, disclosed is an electronic device including a display, a first housing, a second housing at least partially overlapping and being movable with respect to the first housing, a first conductive region formed or disposed inside the first housing, and a second conductive region formed or disposed inside the second housing so as to at least partially overlap with the first conductive region when the first housing is moved with respect to the first housing, a display in which at least the first region is exposed to the outside of an electronic device through a front surface of the electronic device, and at least one processor in which, when the electronic device is switched from the first state to the second state, a second region extending from the first region of the display is withdrawn from the inside of the first housing and exposed to the outside of the electronic device along with the first region and, when the electronic device is switched from the second state to the first state, is introduced into the inside of the first housing and operatively connected to the display. The at least one processor identifies a capacitance value, based on an overlapped region of the first conductive region and the second conductive region, and determines an externally exposed region of the display, based on the identified capacitance value, and controls the region determined to be exposed outside, to an activated state, and controls the remaining region except the region determined to be exposed outside, to an inactivated state. In addition to this, various embodiments identified through the specification are possible.
US11984051B2
A display device includes a display panel, a mid frame disposed below the display panel and having a plurality of openings, a back plate disposed between the display panel and the mid frame and having a plurality of first patterns protruding toward the mid frame and corresponding to the plurality of openings, and a first adhesive unit disposed between the mid frame and the back plate. In one example, the first adhesive unit includes a plurality of first areas overlapping the plurality of openings, and a second area enclosing the plurality of first areas and being malleable than the first areas.
US11984039B1
The focused reading cylinder has an outer cylinder and an inner cylinder selectively rotatable within the outer cylinder. The outer cylinder has an elongated main reading slot defined therein dimensioned and configured to expose a single line of text of a document retained between the two cylinders for reading. The top and bottom edges or borders of the main reading slot may have rows of light emitting diodes (LEDs) mounted thereon to illuminate the text, either in conventional white light or more relaxing colors. A document feeder slot is defined in the outer cylinder and extends parallel to the main reading slot. The inner cylinder is made from or coated with rubber to grip the document between the two cylinders, and has a hand crank or knob for selectively advancing the inner cylinder and document.
US11984037B2
A method for providing a flight route to an unmanned aerial vehicle, includes: receiving, by first access network equipment, a radio resource control (RRC) connection resumption request sent by the UAV in an inactive state; and sending, by the first access network equipment, flight path information of the UAV to the UAV.
US11984034B2
Various methods and devices for positioning autonomous agents including verifying a reported agent location using physical attributes of the received signal; improving agent formation for iterative localization; selecting agents for distributed task sharing; intelligent beacon-placement for group localization; relative heading and orientation determination utilizing time of flight; and secure Instrument Landing System (ILS) implementation for unmanned agents.
US11984026B2
A system and method is provided for detecting the approach of official and emergency vehicles and alerting drivers. The system is comprised of a vehicle device, a client device, a local device and a dongle. The local device includes a set of acoustic sensors and a set of light wave sensors. The local device is connected to the dongle. The dongle is connected to the local device, the vehicle device and the client device. In use, the sensors record analog light wave and acoustic signals. The signals are processed through a series of rolling frequency and amplitude summary tables to determine the type of emergency vehicle and whether or not it is approaching. If so, an alert is generated and sent to the vehicle device and the client device where it is displayed.
US11984023B2
An example system learns from traffic disturbances or perturbations to improve overall traffic flow. The perturbations may be related to specific times such as morning rush hour, or for all times of day. The improvement to overall traffic flow may be measured by time lost in traffic delays, or by time of travel, or by risk of accidents.
US11984022B2
A set top box receives from a remote control device one or more of a codeset identifier, data indicative of a brand and model for a consumer electronic device, and remote control diagnostic information. The set top box then causes information representative of the received codeset identifier, data indicative of a brand and model for a consumer electronic device, and remote control diagnostic information to be displayed in a display device associated with the set top box.
US11984018B2
This bodily vibration generation device can be mounted to a bodily sensation presentation apparatus and generates, with a simple configuration, suitable vibration corresponding to a sound so that a user bodily senses the vibration. This device has: an electromagnetic actuator that causes, by an inputted drive signal, a movable body being supported so as to be elastically vibratable with respect to a fixed body, to vibrate by driving same in one direction of the vibration directions thereof; an AC signal input unit for inputting an AC signal; and a rectification unit that performs half-wave rectification of the AC signal and outputs the AC signal to the electromagnetic actuator as the drive signal.
US11984013B2
Devices, systems, and methods for event detection using distributed event devices are described herein. In some examples, one or more embodiments include a first event device and a second event device, where the first event device is configured to detect an event in an area and wirelessly transmit a notification of the detected event and location information associated with the first event device to the second event device, and where the second event device is configured to receive the notification of the detected event and the location information from the first event device, determine whether the location information matches a location included in a database in response to receiving the detected event, and perform an activation action responsive to determining the location information matches a location included in the database.
US11984010B2
A wearable medical device (e.g., wearable drug delivery pump) sends a request to another device for generation of an audible or vibratory notification at the other device, which is helpful when the wearable medical device is obscured by a user's clothing or the user is vision or hearing impaired. The other device receiving the request to generate a notification can be a remote controller or smartphone paired with the wearable medical device, or a smart watch or a Bluetooth (BT)-enabled headset or other device paired with the remote controller. The wearable medical device is configured with a BT stack that allows the device to pair with its controller in a secure bonded relationship, but to send signals requiring less security (e.g., requests for generation of notifications) to other devices (e.g., a BT-enabled headset or smart watch) using a more ubiquitous wireless protocol such as a standard BT protocol with broadcast mode.
US11984008B2
One aspect of the present technology relates to a safety cable vibration monitoring system. The system includes a vibration sensor configured to be coupled to a safety cable. A vibration monitoring computing device is coupled to the vibration sensor. The vibration monitoring computing device includes a processor and a memory coupled to the processor which is configured to execute one or more programmed instructions comprising and stored in the memory to receive data from the vibration sensor. An occurrence of a fall event related to use of the safety cable is determined based on the received data from the vibration sensor. A method of monitoring a safety cable and a safety cable monitoring network are also disclosed.
US11983991B2
A casino system in a casino that uses a gaming chip with an RFID tag that stores identification information is installed in the casino and has an activation reader/writer that reads the identification information from the RFID tag of the gaming chip, and a registration device that determines the authenticity of the gaming chip and registers the gaming chip that is determined to be authentic as usable supplies. The registration device determines the authenticity of the gaming chip based on whether or not the identification information given by a manufacturer of the gaming chip matches the identification information read from the RFID tag of the gaming chip by the activation reader/writer. The identification information of the gaming chip that is determined to be genuine is registered as the identification information of the gaming chip that can be used.
US11983989B2
In one embodiment, zone-based gaming activity within a gaming establishment can be configured. The method can, for example, include: setting a location within the gaming establishment for the zone-based gaming activity, the location being at least one defined region within the gaming establishment; configuring a virtual gaming zone for the location within the gaming establishment for the zone-based gaming activity; identifying one or more gaming devices that are within the virtual gaming zone; and permitting the identified one or more gaming devices that are within the virtual gaming zone to participate in the zone-based gaming activity.
US11983984B2
A feature for electronic games installed in stand-alone electronic gaming machines, game playing devices, mobile devices and personal electronic devices or on a networked system of gaming machines, game playing devices mobile devices and personal electronic devices where prior to starting the game, the player can choose from a variety of game modes with different numbers of balls to be drawn and the number and layout of cards to be played. The player is offered via the machine hard buttons or touch screen to choose the number balls and number and layout of cards. This invention may be applied to bingo and various types of games with balls, numbers or symbols in various types and patterns.
US11983979B2
Provided is a dispensing mechanism for an article vending machine, which can facilitate coupling of a drive section to a dispensing unit. A dispensing mechanism 55 for an article vending machine includes a drive section 60 that is disposed in a rear part of an article storing shelf and configured to cause a motion based on a vending command, and a belt conveyor unit 57 that is disposed in front of the drive section 60 and carries articles arranged in a front-rear direction, the belt conveyor unit being driven by the drive section 60 to sequentially dispense the articles forward, a gear shaft 63 that is an output shaft of the drive section 60 is removably coupled to a first gear shaft that is an input shaft of the belt conveyor unit 57, and the belt conveyor unit 57 is configured to be replaceable relative to the drive section 60, the belt conveyor unit 57 includes a belt conveyor 71 that moves the articles forward, a spur gear 76b that transmits, to the belt conveyor 71, driving force transmitted to the input shaft, and a cover 77 that covers a gear such as the spur gear 76b, and a part of the spur gear 76b is exposed to outside the cover 77.
US11983974B2
Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for secure location and device access utilizing an ultra-wideband signal of a user device and a system device. The invention generally comprises determining that a user has entered a secure environment, wherein the secure environment comprises a safe-deposit box associated with the user, automatically generating a digital authentication key in response determining that the user has entered the secure environment, verifying the digital authentication key as being linked to the user, and transmitting instructions to a safe-deposit box to unlock and provide access during the scheduled session.
US11983971B2
A system for battery management for a vehicle that includes at least a battery coupled to the vehicle, at least a sensor coupled to the battery, the sensor configured to detect an internal state datum of the battery, and transmit the internal state datum to a computing device, a computing device, the computing device configured to receive the internal state datum from the at least a sensor, generate an alert datum as a function of the internal state datum and an alert threshold, transmit the alert datum to a remote device, and a remote device communicatively connected to the vehicle, the remote device is configured to, receive the alert datum from the computing device, and display the alert datum.
US11983970B2
A vehicle-mounted sensor apparatus for determining the state of at least one mechanical vehicle component is described that has at least one sensor element capturing a mechanical variable, wherein sensor data captured by the at least one sensor element are continuously capturable in any operating state of the vehicle, a communication element by means of which captured sensor data are transmittable to an external computer for further processing, and a computing unit for reducing the volume of data of the sensor data to be transmitted to the external computer.
US11983966B2
The application discloses a method and system of implementing a vehicle automatically passing through a barrier, a vehicle controller and a road barrier controller, so as to implement the automatic passing through of the road barrier of the unmanned vehicle. The method includes: controlling, by a vehicle controller, the vehicle to drive automatically and stop at a place of the road barrier; interacting, by the vehicle controller, with a road barrier controller corresponding to the place of the road barrier to accomplish the automatic passing through of the road barrier.
US11983964B2
Biometrics are increasingly used to provide authentication and/or verification of a user in many security and financial applications for example. However, “spoof attacks” through presentation of biometric artefacts that are “false” allow attackers to fool these biometric verification systems. Accordingly, it would be beneficial to further differentiate the acquired biometric characteristics into feature spaces relating to live and non-living biometrics to prevent non-living biometric credentials triggering biometric verification. The inventors have established a variety of “liveness” detection methodologies which can block either low complexity spoofs or more advanced spoofs. Such techniques may provide for monitoring of responses to challenges discretely or in combination with additional aspects such as the timing of user's responses, depth detection within acquired images, comparison of other images from other cameras with database data etc.
US11983960B2
A device occupation method includes a first device that obtains information related to the first device or information related to a second device, where the second device occupies a first to-be-occupied device, and the first device prepares to occupy the first to-be-occupied device, and occupying, by the first device, the first to-be-occupied device when the information matches.
US11983958B2
Systems and methods for automated makeup application allow a user to select and apply desired makeup styles to the user's face. The systems and methods include a computer application with a graphical user interface which allows selection of a look from a plurality of preconfigured looks. A camera coupled with a robotic arm records a face map and color coding and sends that data to be stored on a virtual server database. The application calculates formula quantity and a pump extracts desired formula amounts from appropriate formula cartridges which it releases into reservoirs on the robotic arm's head. An airbrush compressor mixes the formula and plug triggers release one of several airbrush nozzles to start spraying the user's face with formula. A cleaning mechanism is provided between makeup applications and after the final application.
US11983952B2
According to the present invention, a physique determination apparatus includes an image acquisition unit configured to acquire an image of an occupant, a facial feature point estimation unit configured to estimate facial feature points of the occupant based on the image, a head position estimation unit configured to estimate a relative position of a head of the occupant with respect to the camera based on the facial feature points, a body part estimation unit configured to estimate sizes of a plurality of parts of the occupant in the image, a skeleton estimation unit configured to estimate a skeleton size indicating an actual size of each part of the occupant based on the relative position and a size of each of the parts, and a physical determination unit configured to determine a physique of the occupant based on the skeleton size of each part of the occupant.
US11983942B2
A method for detecting a specific object based on a specific model includes: capturing a set of images, wherein objects in each image include a desired object; transmitting the set of images to a cloud server; in response to found objects being obtained from the set of images based on at least one object detection algorithm in the cloud server, displaying the found objects fora user to confirm which object is desired; in response to the desired object being confirmed from the found objects that are displayed, loading the specific model of the desired object from the cloud server, wherein the specific model of the desired object is trained on the cloud server based on at least the set of images and related CNN algorithm; and performing the specific model to detect the specific object on a captured image.
US11983934B2
A control system of a farming machine is configured to identify obstruction in a field from image data of the field. The control system accesses an obstruction model configured to identify obstructions in a field from image data of the field. The obstruction model is generated by accessing image data of obstructions in a training field, each obstruction corresponding to a prescribed action occurring at a prescribed time, labelling the image data of the obstructions, and training the obstruction model based on the labelled image data. The control system captures image data of the field including an obstruction and inputs the image data into the obstruction model. Responsive to identifying the obstruction in the field, the control system modifies treatment instructions of the farming machine such that the farming machine performs a implements a farming objective while avoiding the obstruction in the field.
US11983928B1
Apparatuses, systems, and techniques for managing lost objects in an intelligent video analytics system. A first set of application modules is executed for an object tracking application configured to track, based on images depicting an environment, a state of objects included in the environment. The first set of application modules is associated with a first object tracker type. A request is received to configure the object tracking application to execute a second set of application modules associated with a second object tracker type. The second set of application modules includes one or more application modules that are different from application modules of the first set of application modules. The object tracking application is configured to execute the second set of application modules in accordance with the request. The second set of application modules is executed for the object tracking application to track, based on the images depicting the environment, the state of the objects included in the environment.
US11983925B2
An example method includes calculating a plurality of scores for a test media clip using a plurality of authenticity algorithms, where the test media clip depicts a person, and wherein each authenticity algorithm of the plurality of authenticity algorithms generates a respective score of the plurality of scores which indicates a likelihood that the test media clip is authentic, testing each authenticity algorithm of the plurality of authenticity algorithms against a plurality of historical media clips, in order to determine, for the each authenticity algorithm, a reliability of the each algorithm in terms of being able to estimate authenticity, deriving a plurality of weights based on the testing, wherein each weight of the plurality of weights is associated with one algorithm of the plurality of authenticity algorithms, and computing a cumulative authenticity score for the test media clip, by aggregating the plurality of scores weighted by the plurality of weights.
US11983924B2
Systems and methods of associating a replay with an event in an input video comprise: identifying, by a processor, an event captured in the input video and at least one replay included in the input video; assigning, by the processor, a first probability value to the event indicating a probability that at least one replay of the event is included in the input video; assigning, by the processor, a second probability value to each of a plurality of replay segments of the input video indicating a probability that the respective replay segment is related to the event; for each of the plurality of replay segments, calculating, by the processor, a matching value based on the first and second probability values; and associating, by the processor, the event with each of the plurality of replay segments for which the matching value is within a predefined threshold range.
US11983920B2
A method including: receiving, as input, an image; providing a neural network structure including a plurality of multilayer multi-scale neural networks, wherein the plurality of multilayer multi-scale neural networks are arranged sequentially, by laterally connecting corresponding scale-level layers between each two adjoining multilayer multi-scale neural networks in the sequence; and at a training stage, training the neural network structure on a training dataset, to obtain a trained machine learning model configured to perform a computer vision task which includes outputting at least one of: (i) a classification of the image into one class of a set of two or more classes, (ii) a segmentation of a least one object in the image, and (iii) a detection of at least one object in the image.
US11983917B2
A machine-learning classification system includes a first machine-learning classifier that classifies each element of a plurality of data items to generate a plurality of classified data items. A second machine-learning classifier identifies misclassified elements of the plurality of classified data items and reclassifies each of the identified misclassified elements to generate a plurality of reclassified data items. A second machine-learning classifier identifies unclassified elements of the plurality of classified data items and classifies each of the identified unclassified elements to generate a plurality of reclassified data items. An ensemble classifier adjusts the classifications of the elements of the plurality of classified data items in response to the plurality of reclassified data items and the plurality of newly-classified elements.
US11983913B2
A method for estimating a number of people currently in a region of interest include analyzing a video stream to detect each of a plurality of people within the region of interest as One or more neighbor pairs are identified from among a plurality of possible pairs of the plurality of people within the region of interest. The detected plurality of people may be clustered into one or more clusters based at least in part on the identified one or more neighboring pairs. An estimated number of people in each of the one or more clusters is determined and a representation of the estimated number of people in each of one or more of the clusters is displayed on a display.
US11983910B2
A first decoder obtains a region including an object targeted for recognition based on a feature map obtained by performing convolutional processing on a processing target image. Next, the first decoder obtains, from the feature map, a partial feature map of a portion corresponding to the obtained region including the object targeted for recognition. Then, a second decoder obtains pixels corresponding to the object targeted for recognition based on the partial feature map. This reduces the amount of calculation required for decoder units included in a neural network.
US11983909B2
A method includes receiving, with a computing device, a first client request from a first client that identifies a machine learning model and a sensor. The method includes sending, with the computing device, a call to a server to apply the identified machine learning model to a set of data from the identified sensor, in response to the first client request. The method includes receiving, with the computing device, a second client request from a second client that identifies a same machine learning model and sensor as the first client request. The method includes sending, with the computing device, response data from the identified machine learning model to both the first client and the second client without sending an additional call to the server in response to the second client request.
US11983902B1
A method of classifying terrain, terrain activity and materials through panchromatic imagery a module programmed to provide such classification and aerospace vehicles comprising such module is provided. Panchromatic images of known materials terrains and terrain activities are taken and processed to form a multiband texture cube, that due it amount of data, is stored as a computer data base. New panchromatic images of unclassified materials, terrains and/or terrain activities are processed and compared via computer with such database that allows for inexpensive, quick and efficient classification of such new images.
US11983899B2
A long-baseline and long depth-range stereo vision system is provided that is suitable for use in non-rigid assemblies where relative motion between two or more cameras of the system does not degrade estimates of a depth map. The stereo vision system may include a processor that tracks camera parameters as a function of time to rectify images from the cameras even during fast and slow perturbations to camera positions. Factory calibration of the system is not needed, and manual calibration during regular operation is not needed, thus simplifying manufacturing of the system.
US11983898B2
The application provides a monitoring method, electronic device and storage medium. The method includes determining a target area to be monitored from an acquired image of a monitored scene; determining a target capture posture and a target capture focal length according to the target area; and controlling a Pan Tilt Zoom (PTZ) camera to capture according to the target capture posture and the target capture focal length. The application can monitor any object within the monitored scene using the PTZ camera with a good capture effect.
US11983883B2
A computer vision method and computer vision system can be used to process a time-based series of images. For a subject image of the time-based series, a light intensity value is identified for each pixel of a set of pixels of the subject image. A light intensity threshold is defined for the subject image based on a size of a bounding region for an object detected within a previous image of the time-based series captured before the subject image. A modified image is generated for the subject image by one or both of: reducing the light intensity value of each pixel of a lower intensity subset of pixels of the subject image that is less than the light intensity threshold, and increasing the light intensity value of each pixel of a higher intensity subset of pixels of the subject image that is greater than the light intensity threshold.
US11983878B2
An announce apparatus comprises an analysis part that obtains a capture image capturing at least any one of an area including a boarding position at a station or inside of a vehicle so as to determine, based on the capture image, whether a person who needs support (termed hereinafter as “support-needing user”) will board on/off the vehicle; and an announce part that announces boarding on/off support information relating to the support-needing user when the analysis part determines that the support-needing user will board on/off the vehicle.
US11983876B2
In a method for determining a type of characteristic eye movement of the eyes of a patient, the patient is provided with an optokinetic stimulus for the characteristic eye movement, a medical image of the brain of a patient also including the eyes of the patient is generated. An amount of a displacement of an optic nerve of the patient may be determined based on the medical image and a type of a characteristic eye movement may be determined based on the velocity of eye movement for the determined amount of displacement of the optic nerve. In a method for training an artificial intelligence based algorithm for determining an amount of a displacement of an optic nerve of a patient, the algorithm may be trained based on at least one medical image.
US11983874B1
An imaging device for image generation of a specimen is disclosed. Layers of images may be captured by an optical system and then compiled to create an integrated image. Each layer may include a different focal point. A consolidated image may then be created by combining one or more integrated images.
US11983873B2
The present disclosure provides a computer-implemented method for correlating at least one infrared 2D-image to a 3D-representation of at least a part of a tooth displayed in a graphical user-interface, of a hand-held scanning device, on a screen, comprising the steps of: obtaining a first set of 2D-images of the at least part of the tooth; forming a 3D-representation of the at least a part of the tooth from the first set of 2D-images; displaying, in the graphical user-interface, the 3D-representation; obtaining a second set of 2D-images, wherein the second set of 2D images are infrared 2D-images acquired within the at least part of the tooth; displaying, in the user-interface, at least one of the 2D-images from the second set of 2D-images; displaying, in the user-interface, a manipulator configured to change between 2D-images in the second set of 2D-images.
US11983869B2
Systems and methods are disclosed for performing operations comprising: receiving a plurality of training images representing different phases of a periodic motion of a target region in a patient; applying a model to the plurality of training images to generate a lower-dimensional feature space representation of the plurality of training images; clustering the lower-dimensional feature space representation of the plurality of training images into a plurality of groups corresponding to the different phases of the periodic motion; and classifying a motion phase associated with a new image of the target region in the patient based on the plurality of groups of the clustered lower-dimensional feature space representation of the plurality of training images.
US11983865B2
Methods and systems for deep learning alignment for semiconductor applications are provided. One method includes transforming first actual information for an alignment target on a specimen from either design data to a specimen image or a specimen image to design data by inputting the first actual information into a deep generative model such as a GAN. The method also includes aligning the transformed first actual information to second actual information for the alignment target, which has the same information type as the transformed first actual information. The method further includes determining an offset between the transformed first actual information and the second actual information based on results of the aligning and storing the determined offset as an align-to-design offset for use in a process performed on the specimen.
US11983861B2
A system (1) for examining an object (2) for errors comprises a monitoring device (3), a processing module (5), a capturing device (4) and a recognition module (6). The monitoring device (3) is designed to monitor at least one parameter. A specified range of the parameter defines a context within which a result of a recognition of at least parts of the object (2) is expected. The processing module (5) is designed to prove whether the monitored parameter is within the specified range and in this case to trigger the capturing device (4) which is designed to capture input data associated with the object (2). The recognition module (6) is pre-trained for recognizing the object (2) and to perform the recognition based on the input data. The recognition module (6) is designed to detect an error if a result of the recognition is not corresponding to the expected result.
US11983859B2
A method for inspecting cargo with is disclosed. The method includes scanning the cargo with a matrix including at least two rows of detectors, wherein each zone of the cargo irradiated by a first X ray pulse is irradiated by at least one second X ray pulse, and a radiation corresponding to the first X ray pulse is detected by a first row of the matrix, and a radiation corresponding to the at least one second pulse is detected by at least one second row of the matrix, generating a first image of the cargo and at least one second image of the cargo, determining, for each zone of the cargo irradiated, a local mutual parasitic displacement between the cargo and the matrix, determining a total mutual parasitic displacement, and generating a corrected image of the cargo without the mutual parasitic displacement.
US11983856B2
An image display system includes a body, a first correction unit, and a second correction unit. The body houses a display unit to display an image and projects a virtual image, corresponding to the image, onto a target space using outgoing light of the display unit. The first correction unit corrects for distortion of the image. The second correction unit corrects a display location of the image on the display unit in accordance with an orientation signal representing a change in orientation of the body. Each of divisional areas of a display screen of the display unit is assigned with a distortion correction parameter for correcting for the distortion of the virtual image. The first correction unit applies distortion correction to each of the image regions of the image on the display screen based on a distortion correction parameter assigned to a divisional area where the image region is displayed.
US11983853B1
Systems and methods for generating training data using synthesized input images for training a machine learning model for image enhancement in accordance with embodiments of the invention are described. The system may access a target image (e.g., captured by an imaging device), and generate an input image that corresponds to the target image. The input image and target image may then be used (e.g., as part of a training data set) to train the machine learning model. For example, a generated input image corresponding to a target image may represent a version of the target image as if it were captured in low light. The target image may be a target illuminated output to be generated by enhancing the input image. The input image and target image may be used to train a machine learning model to enhance images such as those captured in low light.
US11983850B2
This application discloses an image processing method, device, and apparatus, and a storage medium. The method is performed by a computing device, the method including: receiving an input image; determining a context feature of the input image; determining a first feature set and a second feature set according to the context feature and based on a size of a target image and a location of the input image in the target image; adjusting the second feature set according to a first feature statistic of the first feature set, to obtain an adjusted second feature set; and generating the target image based on the adjusted second feature set and the first feature set.
US11983844B2
The present disclosure discloses a panoramic stitching method, an apparatus, and a storage medium. A transformation matrix obtaining method includes: obtaining motion data detected by sensors, wherein the sensors are disposed on a probe used to collect images, and the motion data is used to represent a moving trend of the probe during image collection; inputting the motion data into a pre-trained neural network, to calculate matrix parameters by using the neural network; calculating a transformation matrix by using the matrix parameters, wherein the transformation matrix is used to stitch images collected by the probe, to obtain a panoramic image. In the present disclosure, the transformation matrix can be calculated and the images can be stitched without using characteristics of the images, and factors such as brightness and the characteristics of the images do not impose an impact, thereby improving transformation matrix calculation accuracy, and improving an image stitching effect.
US11983843B2
The present application relates to a method for synthesizing image and an image synthesizing apparatus using the same. The image synthesizing method of the present application and the image synthesizing apparatus using the same can reduce the time required for learning by reducing the distortion phenomenon of the algorithm and reducing the amount of calculation required for image synthesis. In addition, the image synthesizing method of the present application and the image synthesizing apparatus using the same can be utilized in various fields such as national defense, IT, and entertainment based on characteristics such as excellent performance and learning time reduction of deep learning algorithms, and can be utilized in psychological warfare or induction of command system confusion.
US11983836B2
Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for annotation of 3D models with signs of use that are visible in 2D images. In one aspect, methods are performed by data processing apparatus. The methods can include projecting signs of use in a relatively larger field of view image of an instance of an object onto a 3D model of the object based on a pose of the instance in the relatively larger field of view image, and estimating a relative pose of the instance of the object in a relatively smaller field of view image based on matches between the signs of use in the relatively larger field of view image and the same signs of use in the relatively smaller field of view image.
US11983828B2
Insertion of supplemental content into a virtual environment is automated using a machine learning model. The machine learning model is trained to calculate a confidence value that a candidate virtual object fits into a virtual environment based on an input that includes a candidate virtual object, a list of persistent virtual objects, and a list of temporary virtual objects. The machine learning model is trained using the persistent and temporary objects displayed in the current virtual environment until it predicts that a selected virtual object fits into the current virtual environment. The trained machine learning model is then used to select a virtual object comprising supplemental content to be inserted as a new virtual object in the virtual environment.
US11983825B2
Systems and methods are provided that allow developers to quickly and easily develop augmented reality (AR) applications that enrich the real-world with data from the cloud. Given that the development of an AR application is a complex and time-consuming process, the systems and methods described herein allow software developers to concisely describe their needs in a succinct program, written in the QWL domain-specific language. The systems and methods take this program and automatically generate an AR application.
US11983824B2
A method includes: receiving synchronization and navigation data from a navigation system; generating a physical frame of reference with respect to a registered physical model based on the synchronization and navigation data; registering an augmented reality head mounted display with the navigation system using the synchronization and navigation data; receiving data representative of a virtual model; anchoring the virtual model to the physical frame of reference; receiving tracking data indicative of the position and angle of view of the augmented reality head mounted display with respect to the physical frame of reference; and responsive to determining that the physical model is within a field of view of the augmented reality head mounted display: rendering a virtual image from the virtual model in real time based on the received tracking data; and streaming the virtual image to the augmented reality head mounted display, thereby generating a synchronized and augmented realty view.
US11983811B2
Intersection testing is performed for a ray with respect to a plurality of convex polygons, each of which is defined by an ordered set of vertices, wherein a shared vertex is used to define at least two of the convex polygons. The vertices of the convex polygons are projected onto a pair of axes orthogonal to the ray direction. A vertex ordering scheme defines an ordering of the projected vertices which is independent of the ordering of the vertices in the ordered sets. For each of the convex polygons, for each edge of the convex polygon defined by two of the projected vertices, a parameter indicative of which side of the edge the ray passes on is determined, wherein if the ray is determined to intersect a point on the edge then the parameter is determined based upon whether the ordering of the projected vertices defining the edge matches the ordering of the vertices in the ordered set of vertices defining the convex polygon. Whether the ray intersects the convex polygon is determined based on the parameters determined for the edges of the convex polygon.
US11983808B2
A system for producing conversation-driven character animation includes a computing platform having processing hardware and a system memory storing software code, the software code including multiple trained machine learning (ML) models. The processing hardware executes the software code to obtain a conversation understanding feature set describing a present state of a conversation between a digital character and a system user, and to generate an inference, using at least a first trained ML model of the multiple trained ML models and the conversation understanding feature set, the inference including labels describing a predicted next state of a scene within the conversation. The processing hardware further executes the software code to produce, using at least a second trained ML model of the multiple trained ML models and the labels, an animation stream of the digital character participating in the predicted next state of the scene within the conversation.
US11983786B1
A computer-based system for facilitating the execution of law enforcement duties is disclosed. More particularly, according to one aspect of the invention, an electronic system is configured to facilitate the performance of law enforcement duties by quasi-instantaneously providing actionable intelligence to its users, such as front-line law enforcement officers, in response to a real-time query. According to another aspect of the invention, a system implements a set of automated status classifications for subjects with suspected or confirmed involvement in criminal activities. The status classifications specifically and concisely establish the subject's involvement in criminal activities. According to yet another aspect of the invention, a system executes a streamlined electronic process for handling and processing seized items so as to ensure that criminal assets are efficiently and effectively seized, and that asset forfeiture actions are effectively initiated against the seized items.
US11983785B2
A method for controlling a serving robot is provided. The method includes the steps of: determining a first time to request payment from a customer on the basis of identification information on the customer and information on an order of the customer acquired with respect to the customer; acquiring information on eating status of the customer at a second time associated with the first time; and adjusting at least one of the first time and the second time on the basis of at least one of the information on the eating status of the customer and information on an additional order of the customer additionally acquired with respect to the customer.
US11983779B2
An impact-resistant, photovoltaic (IRPV) window system is provided. The system may include an IRPV window coupled to a structure, a controller, and an insurance computing device. The IRPV window may include an impact resistant (IR) layer, a photovoltaic (PV) material that may generate an electrical output, and an electrode coupled to the PV material that may receive the electrical output. The IRPV window may permit a portion of visible light to pass through the IRPV window. The controller may monitor the electrical output and generate a solar profile of the structure based upon the electrical output. The insurance computing device may receive the solar profile and determine if an insurance policy associated with the structure is eligible for a policy adjustment and/or an insurance reward or discount offer.
US11983778B2
Embodiments may monitor utilization of a machine. A risk relationship data store may contain electronic records that represent a plurality of risk relationships with an enterprise. A device located proximate to the machine includes a plurality of sensors, each sensor configured to monitor at least one parameter (e.g., acceleration, speed, mileage, run-time and location sensors, etc.). A back-end application computer server may calculate an operator behavior score and a machine operation score based on sensor signals. The computer server may also determine a machine characteristics score and an amount of utilization associated with the machine. A risk relationship identifier associated with the machine is identified, and the computer server may automatically and dynamically update a resource amount associated with the risk relationship identifier based on the operator behavior score, the machine operation score, the machine characteristics score, and the amount of utilization associated with the machine.
US11983777B1
An underwriting estimator predictive machine learning model receives as inputs a limited number of details about an applicant, and outputs an immediate underwriting estimate of risk class. A preliminary pre-screening review redirects applicants with one or more screening impairments to a human-in-the-loop quick quote process. Model inputs include estimator inputs data that are pre-selected from the dataset of impairments data after excluding the screening impairments from the dataset of impairments. The underwriting estimator model may incorporate alternative pathways that output individualized underwriting estimates for some applicants and cohort-level marginal distributions for other applicants. Model outputs also include explanation files providing interpretability of underwriting estimates. The explanation files may include additive feature attribution data and rule based natural language explanations. The underwriting estimator predictive model may apply random forest models with smoker and non-smoker components to model inputs.
US11983770B1
A system for generating rate and payment information for a customer receives an inquiry type from a customer relating to a loan or mortgage. The system also receives a value specific to the potential loan or mortgage. In combination with a product and policy database and a pricing/fee database, relevant financial products are determined and provided to the customer. The inquiry type can include buying a property, refinancing a mortgage, improving a property, and/or using funds from a property.
US11983750B1
Disclosed are systems and methods that determine a likelihood that an item page represents a risky item. For example, a machine learning model may be trained to determine a probability score that an item page corresponds to a topic of a plurality of topics based on item textual descriptions determined from the item page and search queries corresponding to the item page. Still further, one or more of a topic risk score, item risk score, cumulative item risk score, and/or a total item risk score may be determined. Each of the risk scores may be indicative of a likelihood that the item page represents a risky item.
US11983747B2
A method including preprocessing natural language text by cleaning and vectorizing the natural language text. A first machine learning model (MLM) extracts negative reviews. A first input to the first MLM is the natural language text and a first output of the first MLM is first probabilities that the negative reviews have negative sentiments. The method also includes categorizing the negative reviews by executing a second MLM. A second input to the second MLM is the negative reviews. A second output of the second MLM is second probabilities that the negative reviews are assigned to categories. The method also includes identifying, using a name recognition controller and based on categorizing, a name of a software application in the negative reviews and sorting the negative reviews into a subset of negative reviews relating to the name. The software application is adjusted based on the subset of negative reviews.
US11983737B2
A favorable merging or grouping of simply connected regions into which the array of information samples is sub-divided, is coded with a reduced amount of data. To this end, a predetermined relative locational relationship is defined enabling an identifying, for a predetermined simply connected region, of simply connected regions within the plurality of simply connected regions which have the predetermined relative locational relationship to the predetermined simply connected region. Namely, if the number is zero, a merge indicator for the predetermined simply connected region may be absent within the data stream. In other embodiments, spatial sub-division is performed depending on a first subset of syntax elements, followed by combining spatially neighboring simply connected regions depending on a second subset of syntax elements, to obtain an intermediate sub-division.
US11983735B1
Described are systems and methods for generating recommendation campaigns that optimize for both a desired short-term user behavior and a desired long-term user behavior. In comparison to existing techniques that focus on targeting advertisements or recommendations to specific individuals with a single goal of receiving an interaction with the advertisement from that individual (i.e., a desired short-term behavior), the disclosed implementations consider the long-term user behavior, such as increased visits to a website during a long-term rage, and generate a recommendation campaign that also optimizes for that desired long-term user behavior.
US11983729B1
A system evaluates residential satisfaction of residents living in a building, based on personal tendencies of the residents and sensing data collected through sensors in the building. The system may include a server that evaluates the residential satisfaction of the residents by analyzing a correlation between the sensing data and residential satisfaction information obtained from the survey conducted through a communication manner including the user terminals. The server may control an air conditioning system in the building of a control target by predicting a feature-based preferred section of the users through random forest model learning.
US11983724B1
Membership services are provided to each of a plurality of users of a plurality of user computing devices, including via software that configures the plurality of user computing devices to operate within the membership services. An encrypted data payload including information representing at least one of carbon removal and/or carbon sequestering is received by a configured user computing device, and the information is validated. As a function of machine learning and artificial intelligence, at least one of carbon removal and/or carbon sequestering associated with validated information is determined. A respective mandate is accessed and, as a function of the validated information and the respective mandate, a determination is made whether the respective user is compliant with the respective mandate. At least one operating feature of the configured user computing device is disabled or enabled, as a function of the user's compliance.
US11983723B2
Techniques described herein relate to tracking and analyzing digital credential usage in sensor-monitored environments. A digital credential platform server may receive data identifying credential receivers, and then retrieve the digital credentials generated and issued to the credential receivers. The digital credential platform server may then determine sets of physical activities associated with the digital credentials issued to a credential receiver, and may use sensor-based monitoring systems to detect the user actions of the credential receiver and compare those actions to the physical activities associated with the credentials. Comparisons between the user actions detected for the credential receiver, and the physical activities associated with the receiver's credentials, may be used to determine re-credentialing time periods, credential expiration times, and the like.
US11983721B2
The present disclosure pertains to an improved computing architecture allowing for better utilization of CPU, memory, network bandwidth, and other computing resources, particularly within the context of a decision service system that handles client requests. These methods and systems may be directed to the evaluation and use of a partial response from a decision service system when the generation of a full response by the decision service system is predicted to take longer than what is expected.
US11983715B1
Systems and methods are disclosed for authenticating electronic payment transactions associated with a merchant. The systems and methods include collecting and storing user validation credentials associated with a consumer and a payment vehicle. When completing a payment transaction, a fraud detection engine compares payment transaction data against the stored user validation credentials for payment authorization.
US11983712B2
Location modeling may be generated for candidate locations based on validated location data. The location models for candidate locations may be based on validated location data associated with wireless access points that is validated using transaction data. Such validation may include comparing an identifier associated with candidate location data received from a client device to an identifier for a transaction account associated with a transaction from transaction data at a candidate location. Matching transaction data and candidate location data may generate validated location data to be used in generating location models for candidate locations.
US11983711B1
A computer-implemented method comprising receiving a transaction request from a first node within the plurality of nodes, the transaction request corresponding to a pending transaction between the first node and a second node; identifying a distributed ledger associated with the pending transaction, the distributed ledger including a first record having a hierarchy file indicating a hierarchy among the first node, the second node, and the third node; identifying a second record having an executable file to approve the transaction request received from the first node; executing the executable file, wherein the executable file is configured to retrieve data from a data source associated with the third node and analyze data to approve or deny the transaction request; and appending a third record comprising the set of transaction attributes to the distributed ledger.
US11983699B2
The present disclosure provides a system constructed by connecting a mobile terminal and a service providing device, and a service providing method, wherein the service providing device and the mobile terminal are directly connected via an interface of the mobile terminal; the service providing device provides a service independently or through collaboration between the service providing device and various parties such as the mobile terminal and/or the background server based on the service information parsed and extracted the code information, identification information of any one or more parties among the user, the first mobile terminal, and the service providing device, and/or information bound to the identification information. Through active code scanning or passive code scanning or a combination of the two, the present disclosure may conveniently and quickly implement sensing access and effectively enhance security for operations such as mobile payment, etc.
US11983697B2
Techniques described herein are directed to application(s), or parts thereof, that are embedded into a buyer application. In an example, engagement with a buyer application on a computing device of a buyer can be detected. A particular, discrete functionality of a merchant application of the merchant can be triggered to be initialized in response to the engagement and the particular, discrete functionality associated with the merchant application can be accessed. In an example, an indication of a transaction between the merchant and the buyer can be received and the indication of the transaction can be associated with stored activity data of one or more transactions of the buyer, wherein the one or more transactions are associated with the buyer application.
US11983692B2
An electronic communication module broadcasts a first stream of alternating packets by alternating between a plurality of first packets and a plurality of second packets from a transceiver. Each of the first and second packets is associated with a first and second service, respectively, and includes a header with information identifying a first and second device, respectively as its source of transmission. The electronic communication module receives from a first mobile device a request for the first device to perform an operation associated with the first service, and concurrently establishing a connection with the first mobile device and transmitting first packets associated with a response to the first request, while continuing to broadcast second packets indicating presence of the second device, where the first and second packets are transmitted in an alternating pattern.
US11983690B2
A server computer system, comprises a processor; a communications module coupled to the processor; and a memory coupled to the processor, the memory storing instructions that, when executed, configure the processor to receive, via a user interface displayed on a client device, a signal including a request to transfer data; identify, based on the request to transfer data, a particular data record for receiving the data; determine, based on the particular data record, that a real-time transfer protocol is available to complete the transfer; and in response to determining that the real-time transfer protocol is available to complete the transfer, send, to the client device, a signal enabling a selectable option on the user interface to complete the transfer using the real-time transfer protocol.
US11983685B2
A method of encoding a transaction flow is described. The method comprises: receiving information from a user about a transaction type to be executed; creating a transaction flow comprising a sequence of states, where at least some states include text to be displayed and inputs to be enabled for that state; and encoding the transaction flow into a machine-readable code.
US11983681B2
Systems and methods of monitoring a characteristic of a waste container operation via a sensor node co-located with a waste container are provided. In one exemplary embodiment, a method performed by a first network node comprises receiving, by the first network node, from the sensor node, an image representing a perspective view of an interior of the container, the first network node being operable to estimate an available capacity of the container to hold waste based on that image so that a second network node is operable to schedule a task associated with the available capacity of the container, with the image being obtained by an optical sensor operationally coupled to the sensor node, with the sensor being disposed on a side or corner of the container and having a viewing angle towards an opposite side or corner of the container.
US11983672B2
There are provided methods and systems for managing inventory of inventory items in a storage area, and for automatically carrying out an action in response to a change in at least one inventory item in the storage area.
US11983670B2
The present disclosure relates to an inventory system, wherein the inventory system includes at least one Internet of Things (IOT) inventory device having at least one pressure sensor and a radio field antenna, wherein a weighing surface is located on a top side of the at least IOT inventory device, and wherein the radio field antenna is positioned beneath the weighing surface.
US11983659B2
The present invention realizes a medical material transport system that is low-cost, stable, and safe, the medical material transport system being such that even if a failure occurs in an individual specimen transport device, the failure does not extend to the system as a whole. Collection of a specimen is requested from a specimen collection request terminal 107, and a management unit (108) issues a reception command 110 for the specimen. A drone 101 that has received the reception command 110 for the specimen departs from a standby dock 105 on the basis of the received information and flies to a specimen recovery location 106, and a specimen tray for placing the specimen is taken out from a specimen holder 102. A specimen container is contained in the specimen tray, and the specimen tray is returned to the specimen holder 102 and locked using a lock mechanism. The drone 101 flies to an arrival station 104, and after arriving, uses an unlocking key, and the specimen tray is disengaged from the specimen holder 102. After the specimen container in the specimen tray is collected, the specimen tray is placed in the specimen holder 102, and the drone 101 returns to the standby dock 105.
US11983656B2
Systems and methods for informed mobility platform for an item processing supervisor within a distribution facility are disclosed. In one embodiment, a supervisor mobile terminal for electronically managing item processing activities associated with a distribution facility is provided. The terminal may include a transceiver circuit configured to wirelessly communicate with a server computer a plurality of sets of data relating to the item processing activities. The terminal may further include a user interface configured to display the plurality of sets of data and a controller in data communication with the transceiver circuit and the user interface. The controller may be configured to control the user interface to modify the at least one set of data and control the transceiver circuit to wirelessly communicate the modified data with the server computer such that the at least one set of data stored in the server computer is updated with the modified data.
US11983652B2
Technologies are described for identifying features that can be used to predict missing attribute values. For example, a set of structured data can be received comprising a plurality of features and one or more labels. The set of structured data can be pre-processed, comprise applying one or more cleaning policies to produce a set of pre-processed features. The set of pre-processed features can be filtered using correlation-based filtering that uses one or more correlation estimation techniques to remove at least some highly correlated features. The correlation-based filtering can produce a set of filtered features. Feature subset selection can be performed comprising applying machine learning algorithms to the set of filtered features to determine relative importance among the set of filtered features. Based on the relative importance, a subset of the set of filtered features can be determined. The subset of the set of filtered features can be output.
US11983639B2
The present disclosure relates to identifying process flows from log sources (e.g., log files), and generating visual representations (e.g., flow diagrams, Sankey diagrams, etc.) of the identified process flows. In addition, the present disclosure relates to clustering of tree structures based on the shape of the tree structure using one or more hashing algorithms. The present disclosure also relates to a user interface that presents a query builder for efficiently querying a log analytics system for tree structures that satisfy a user-defined range.
US11983637B2
Techniques related to electronic meeting intelligence are disclosed. An apparatus receives audio/video data including first meeting content data for an electronic meeting that includes multiple participants. The apparatus extracts the first meeting content data from the audio/video data. The apparatus generates meeting content metadata based on analyzing the first meeting content data. The apparatus includes the meeting content metadata in a report of the electronic meeting. If the apparatus determines that the audio/video data includes a cue for the apparatus to intervene in the electronic meeting, the apparatus generates intervention data including second meeting content data that is different from the first meeting content data. During the electronic meeting, the apparatus sends the intervention data to one or more nodes associated with at least one participant of the multiple participants.
US11983634B2
A method is proposed for training a multitask computer system, such as a multitask neural network system. The system comprises a set of trainable workers and a shared module. The trainable workers and shared module are trained on a plurality of different tasks, such that each worker learns to perform a corresponding one of the tasks according to a respective task policy, and said shared policy network learns a multitask policy which represents common behavior for the tasks. The coordinated training is performed by optimizing an objective function comprising, for each task: a reward term indicative of an expected reward earned by a worker in performing the corresponding task according to the task policy; and at least one entropy term which regularizes the distribution of the task policy towards the distribution of the multitask policy.
US11983630B2
A neural network architecture is used that reduces the processing load of implementing the neural network. This network architecture may thus be used for reduced-bit processing devices. The architecture may limit the number of bits used for processing and reduce processing to prevent data overflow at individual calculations of the neural network. To implement this architecture, the number of bits used to represent inputs at levels of the network and the related filter masks may also be modified to ensure the number of bits of the output does not overflow the resulting capacity of the reduced-bit processor. To additionally reduce the load for such a network, the network may implement a “starconv” structure that permits the incorporation of nearby nodes in a layer to balance processing requirements and permit the network to learn from context of other nodes.
US11983627B2
A joint training network including a multi-heard module comprising a network input, a feature network coupled to the network input and including a feature detector decoder outputting interest points and a descriptor generator decoder outputting descriptors, the feature detector decoder and the descriptor generator decoder coupled in parallel, a depth network including a monocular depth prediction decoder and outputting a depth map, a flow network including an image segmentation decoder and outputting a segmented image, a segmentation network including a warping module outputting a rotation and translation and an input warp signal to a segmentation decoder outputting a residual flow and a pose network including a fully connected pose estimator coupled to an adder that receives input from the pose estimator and the residual flow from the segmentation decoder, the adder outputting an optical flow.
US11983626B2
A method and apparatus for improving the quality of an attention-based sequence-to-sequence model. The method includes determining an output sequence corresponding to an input sequence based on an attention-based sequence-to-sequence model, selecting at least one target attention head from among a plurality of attention heads, detecting at least one error output token among output tokens constituting the output sequence based on the target attention head, and correcting the output sequence based on the error output token.
US11983624B2
Systems, apparatuses, and methods for implementing an auto generation and tuning tool for convolution kernels are disclosed. A processor executes multiple tuning runs of a given layer of a neural network while using a different set of operating parameter values for each tuning run. The operating parameters can include one or more of input dataset fetch group size, output channel group size, and other parameters. The processor captures performance data for each tuning run and then after all tuning runs have finished, the processor determines which set of operating parameter values resulted in a better performance for the given neural network layer. The processor uses these operating parameter values for subsequent iterations of the given layer. The processor also performs the same techniques for other layers to determine which set of operating parameter values to use for each layer so as to maximize performance of the neural network.
US11983620B2
The simplification of neural network models is described. For example, a method for simplifying a neural network model includes providing the neural network model to be simplified, defining a first temporal filter for the conveyance of input from a neuron to an other spatially-extended neuron along the arborized projection, defining a second temporal filter for the conveyance of input from yet another neuron to the spatially-extended neuron along the arborized projection, replacing, in the neural network model, the first, spatially-extended neuron with a first, spatially-constrained neuron and the arborized projection with a first connection extending between the first, spatially-constrained neuron and the second neuron, wherein the first connection filters input from the second neuron in accordance with the first temporal filter and a second connection extending between the first spatially-constrained neuron and the third neuron.
US11983616B2
Artificial intelligence is an increasingly important sector of the computer industry. However, artificial intelligence is very computationally intensive field. Fortunately, many of the required calculations can be performed in parallel such that specialized processors can greatly increase computation performance. In particular, Graphics Processor Units (GPUs) are often used in artificial intelligence. Although GPUs have helped, they are not ideal for artificial intelligence. Specifically, GPUs are used to compute matrix operations in one direction with a pipelined architecture. However, artificial intelligence is a field that uses both forward propagation computations and back propagation calculations. To efficiently perform artificial intelligence calculations, a symmetric matrix processing element is introduced. The symmetric matrix processing element can perform forward propagation and backward propagation calculations just as easily. Furthermore, both of these calculations can be performed without reloading weight matrix values.
US11983613B2
The present disclosure provides systems and methods for on-device machine learning. In particular, the present disclosure is directed to an on-device machine learning platform and associated techniques that enable on-device prediction, training, example collection, and/or other machine learning tasks or functionality. The on-device machine learning platform can include a mode controller that allows a user to provide data input indicating whether to operate one or more applications on the device in a first collection mode (e.g., permission mode) for storing training examples or a second collection mode for (e.g., incognito mode) for not storing training examples. The training examples can be generated based on user interaction with the one or more applications and used to personalize one or more machine-learned models used by the application(s) by retraining the models using the user-specific training examples.
US11983605B2
Systems and techniques that facilitate partitioned template matching and/or symbolic peephole optimization are provided. In various embodiments, a system can comprise a template component, which can perform template matching on a Clifford circuit associated with a set of qubits. In various aspects, the system can comprise a partition component, which can partition, prior to the template matching, the Clifford circuit into a computation stage, a Pauli stage, and a SWAP stage. In various instances, the template matching can be performed on the computation stage. In various embodiments, the system can comprise a symbolic component, which can select a subset of qubits from the set of qubits, rewrite at least one entangling gate in the computation stage such that a target of the at least one entangling gate is in the subset of qubits, and replace the at least one rewired entangling gate with a symbolic Pauli gate. In various cases, the symbolic Pauli gate can be a Pauli gate that is controlled by a symbolic variable. In various aspects, the system can comprise a peephole component, which can perform peephole optimization on the subset of qubits with the symbolic Pauli gate by implementing a dynamic programming algorithm.
US11983603B2
A quantum device includes a quantum chip and a holder. The holder includes a pedestal, a recess portion formed in a main surface of the pedestal so as to be opposed to the quantum chip, and a suction tube provided such that in the recess portion, a suction opening is positioned in a bottom surface of the quantum chip.
US11983598B2
Methods and apparatus for scanning swiped barcodes are disclosed. An example method includes in response to detecting an object, capturing first images while focused at a swipe focus distance representing a pre-determined expected swipe distance range within which a scan target is expected to be swiped across a FOV. In response to a barcode decoded based upon the first images, exiting the swipe decode phase. In response to no barcode decoded during a time period representing an expected amount of time during which a scan target is expected to be swiped across the FOV, exiting the swipe decode phase and initiating a re-presentation decode phase including sequentially focusing the imaging scanner at a plurality of pre-determined, re-presentation focus distances, capturing one or more second images at each of the plurality of pre-determined, re-presentation focus distances, and, attempting to decode a barcode in one or more of the second images.
US11983592B2
A method is provided for testing a card body with a metallic core layer for a contactless or dual-interface chip card, and a method is provided for manufacturing a contactless or dual-interface chip card. The method involves testing the functionality of the card body before the chip module employed for testing, or a corresponding chip module, is fixed into the cavity of the card body. A card body having impurities, a partial closure or full closure in the slot of its metallic core layer fails the test and is not used at all for fixing the chip module and for the subsequent manufacturing steps.
US11983590B2
A laminated transaction card may comprise post-consumer polyethylene with a thickness of at least 30% of a thickness of the laminated transaction card. A first polymer-based layer comprising polyvinyl chloride is coupled to a first surface of the core layer by a first adhesive layer. A second polymer-based layer comprising polyvinyl chloride is coupled to a second surface of the core layer by a second adhesive layer. The first adhesive layer and the second adhesive layer comprise an adhesive formulated to bond the post-consumer polyethylene and the polymer-based layers.
US11983582B2
In a wireless communication network, a wireless network controller authenticates a wireless receiver and transfers receiver instructions and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for wireless network slices to the wireless receiver. An item wirelessly transmits a network identifier (ID) and a product ID. The wireless receiver wirelessly detects the network ID and the product ID from the item at a geographic location. The receiver selects an API for a wireless network slice based on the receiver instructions and the network ID. The receiver transfers an API call to the wireless network slice. The wireless network slice selects a distributed Application (dAPP) based on the network ID, the product ID, and/or the geographic location for the item. The wireless network slice transfers the network ID, the product ID, and the geographic location for the item to selected dAPP.
US11983568B2
In a computing system in which resources are available for performance of computing tasks allocated to them, and tasks are requested by requesting computers, a scheduler is associated with each of the requesting computers, to enable that computer to obtain resource for performance of the tasks. Each scheduler obtains resources, in accordance with a locally formulated preference list of resources, on the basis of scheduling tokens issued by resources indicative of reciprocal prioritisation of tasks by resources.
US11983565B2
Embodiments of systems and methods for platform framework configuration state management are described. A platform framework of an IHS (Information Handling System) generates a resource dependency graph based on registrations of a plurality of platform framework participants, wherein the registrations of the participants specify use of resources accessed via the platform framework. A change in context of operation of the IHS is determined. Based on the context change, a change is determined in the availability of resources accessed via the platform framework. Based on the resource dependency graph, registered participants are identified that are affected by the change in platform framework resource availability. The affected participants are notified of the change in platform framework resource availability. In some embodiments, the registrations of the participants may specify a communication handle for notifying the participant of changes in the resource dependency graph.
US11983562B2
A multidimensional resource scheduling method in a Kubernetes cluster architecture system is provided. For a computing-intensive service, each server node in the cluster is scored according to CPU idleness and memory idleness; for an ordinary service, each server node in the cluster is scored according to resource requirements of a scheduling task, a resource priority of each server node and resource balance of each server node. The pod scheduling task is bound to a server node with a highest score for execution. This scheduling method meets diverse resource requests of various services, thereby enhancing the flexibility and expandability of the system.
US11983558B2
Applications can be migrated between containers during Modern Standby on a computing device. This migration may be performed to prolong the battery life of the computing device or to otherwise enhance performance. When a change in sensor state information is detected, a migration policy can be applied to application information to generate migration instructions. The migration instructions can then be used to migrate applications between containers.
US11983539B2
A method for computing device maintenance, an apparatus, a storage medium and a program product. The method includes: monitoring an operating status of a computing device; and sending a notification message to a maintenance device if the computing device operates abnormally, where the notification message is used to notify that the computing device operates abnormally, and is used to notify to restart the computing device. The cost of human resources can be reduced, and stability and safety of operation of the computing device is improved to some extent.
US11983538B2
Techniques are disclosed relating to a processor load-store unit. In some embodiments, the load-store unit is configured to execute load/store instructions in parallel using first and second pipelines and first and second tag memory arrays. In tag write conflict situations, the load-store unit may arbitrate between the first and second pipelines to ensure the first and second tag memory array contents remain identical. In some embodiments, a data cache tag replay scheme is utilized. In some embodiments, executing load/store instructions in parallel with fills, probes, and store-updates, using separate but identical tag memory arrays, may advantageously improve performance.
US11983536B1
Systems and methods herein address power for one or more processing units, using one of a plurality of power profiles during execution of a group of real-time instructions, the one of the plurality of power profiles determined based in part on a relationship determined between the one of the plurality of power profiles and a power profile of the group of real-time instructions, the relationship limited by a threshold, and the plurality of power profiles are associated with a plurality of groups of reference instructions.
US11983532B2
A method, system and apparatus for providing bound information accesses in buffer protection, including providing one-to-one mapping between a general-purpose register and bound information in a BI (bound information) register, saving loaded bound information in the BI register for future use, providing integrity of the bound information in the BI register that is maintained along program execution, and providing a pro-active load of the bound information with one-bit extra control on load instruction of the BI register.
US11983528B2
A method and/or system for automated simulation of releases in Agile environments is disclosed. The system is an automated simulation engine comprising—release simulation engine to perform simulate at program or release level and sprint simulation engine to perform simulation at sprint level. The system enables user to simulate execution pattern of user stories, identify spillover user stories and risks in the execution pattern simulated by the system and re-run the simulation iteratively by modifying various project related parameters to arrive at an optimal release plan for projects in Agile environment before the actual allocation to project teams, thereby foreseeing the possible risks and mitigating them for efficient project delivery.
US11983522B2
A computing device receives one or more idle state conditions that indicate an idle device state for a class of devices associated with the computing device. The computing device receives an over the air (OTA) update of a firmware of the computing device, where the OTA update is to be applied by the computing device responsive to detecting the idle device state of the computing device. The computing device identifies a device state of the computing device and determines whether the device state satisfies the one or more idle state conditions. Responsive to determining that the first device state of the computing device satisfies the one or more idle state conditions, the computing device applies the OTA update of the firmware to the computing device.
US11983520B2
Various methods, apparatuses/systems, and media for implementing automatic project transformation and migration processes are disclosed. A processor accesses a private cloud to fetch data related to a state of a project and posts migration mapping data to a migration director corresponding to the project based on the fetched data. The processor also sets user interface state according to project migration state; queues the project for processing; transforms the project to a standardized line of business (LOB) configuration; determines that a validation environment is in a clean configuration; migrates, based on determining that the validation environment is in a clean configuration, the transformed project to the validation environment; and receives user input to approve the migrated project.
US11983518B2
A device for reprogramming an electronic control unit (ECU) is configured to store controller area network (CAN) frames in a temporary storage medium, transmit the CAN frames to a main storage medium when the temporary storage medium receives a certain capacity, and minimize the time required for reprogramming. The device for reprogramming the ECU may be linked to an artificial intelligence module, a robot, an augmented reality (AR) device, a virtual reality (VR) device, and a device related to 5G service.
US11983516B2
A method for executing a script code of an application, the method being implemented via an electronic device, called a calling resource, within which the application is executable. The method includes: obtaining the script code having a set of projectable objects, a projectable object having at least one function executable at a destination execution resource; preparing a transmission data structure of at least one projectable object obtained beforehand, the transmission data structure associating at least one indexing data to each projectable object of the script code; transmitting, to the destination execution resource, the transmission data structure; and subsequently to execution, by the destination execution resource, of at least one function of the at least one projectable object of the transmission data structure: receiving a data structure of execution results of the at least one function; and integrating execution results of the execution results data structure within the calling resource.
US11983500B2
At a terminal equipment side, sentence information received by the terminal equipment is acquired. A part-of-speech label sequence of text data in the sentence information for which part-of-speech labelling is to be performed is extracted. A detection result is acquired by detecting legitimacy of the part-of-speech label sequence. When the detection result indicates that the part-of-speech label sequence is illegitimate, the part-of-speech label sequence is corrected. A corrected part-of-speech label sequence is output as a result of performing part-of-speech labelling on the text data. Semantics corresponding to the sentence information is determined according to output sentence information with part-of-speech labels.
US11983498B2
A system and method for natural language processing for document sequences comprises a computing device configured to train a neural network as a function of a corpus of documents, wherein training comprises receiving the corpus of documents, identifying significant terms, and tuning, as a function of the corpus of documents, the neural network to generate a plurality of vectors for each significant term of the plurality of significant terms, a vector in a vector space representing semantic relationships between the significant terms and semantic units in the corpus of documents, receive a current document sequence including a plurality of documents in a sequential order, map a plurality of mapped terms of the plurality of significant terms to the plurality of documents as a function of the neural network and the plurality of vectors, and generate a plurality of timelines as a function of the sequential order and the mapped terms.
US11983496B2
A method including transcribing, automatically, an ongoing stream of voice data into text phrases. The method also includes receiving an indication of a selected text phrase in the text phrases. The method also includes converting the selected text phrase to a selected phrase vector. The method also includes generating a subsequent text phrase, after the selected text phrase, from the ongoing stream of voice data, and adding the subsequent text phrase to the text phrases. The method also includes converting the subsequent text phrase to a subsequent phrase vector. The method also includes generating a similarity confidence score from the selected phrase vector and the subsequent phrase vector, using a machine learning model. The method also includes highlighting, responsive to the similarity confidence score exceeding a threshold value, the subsequent text phrase in the text phrases.
US11983493B2
A data processing method includes: obtaining a to-be-detected text, and determining a context word set and a candidate substitute word set corresponding to a to-be-detected word in the to-be-detected text to be inputted into a pronoun resolution neural network for feature extraction; performing positive-example iteration processing and negative-example iteration processing on the features corresponding to the context word set and the candidate substitute word set, to obtain a positive-example feature vector length and a negative-example feature vector length, and calculating a substitute probability corresponding to each candidate substitute word in the candidate substitute word set according to the positive-example feature vector length and the negative-example feature vector length; determining a target substitute word according to the substitute probability corresponding to the each candidate substitute word; and inserting the target substitute word into the to-be-detected text according to a position corresponding to the to-be-detected word, to obtain a target text.
US11983490B1
A computer-implemented method includes: allowing a user of a spreadsheet program to select a transaction from a list of transactions for a transaction management platform; creating a mapping sheet in a workbook of the spreadsheet program, the mapping sheet listing, in a first column, data fields associated with the selected transaction; receiving, in a second column of mapping sheet, references to cells of the workbook that correspond to the data fields in the first column; and using the mapping sheet to automatically update the data fields associated with the selected transaction with data values from the corresponding cells of the workbook in response to a user command.
US11983486B1
Described herein are techniques for automatically updating (e.g., augmenting) the content of documents with additional content. Such documents may be generated automatically using a natural language generation (NLG) engine. In some embodiments, the techniques developed by the inventors are configured to update a document with text explaining what caused a certain event or set of events described in the document. The techniques developed by the inventors involve multiple acts. For example, the techniques may identify content of relevance to a document, may identify whether the content includes a text segments having a causal structure, and may separate the cause sub-segment from the cause-segment. The cause sub-segment, and optionally the effect sub-segment, may be used to update the document.
US11983481B2
The present disclosure relates to software-defined methods and apparatuses for designing a wafer-level switching system, including: determining wafer-level switching system layout constraints; constructing a target wafer-level switching system and determining parameters, and designing a logical topology of a switching network; designing a layout of the switching chiplets on the wafer substrate; respectively designing interface structures of external chiplets and internal chiplets; configuring a switching mode and an enable state of each port of the switching chiplets; ending the process when the target logical topology can be achieved by the wafer-level switching system; otherwise, reconstructing a logical topology of a switching network and mapping it to the substrate.
US11983480B2
Embodiments of the application disclose a check tool and a check method for a Design Rule Check (DRC) rule deck of an integrated circuit layout. The check tool (100) for the DRC rule deck of the integrated circuit layout includes: an intelligent database creation engine (110), configured to generate a test case database; an intelligent arrangement engine (120), configured to generate a standard integrated circuit layout (150) according to the test case database; and an intelligent detection and analysis engine (130), configured to detect and analyze a target DRC rule deck (140) of the integrated circuit layout according to the standard integrated circuit layout (150).
US11983476B2
One or more line ends of a putative integrated circuit design are modelled using a constraint graph. A longest path algorithm is applied on subgraphs of the constraint graph. An extent minimization algorithm is carried out on the subgraphs of the constraint graph and routing on the putative integrated circuit design is carried out based on results of the longest path algorithm and the extent minimization algorithm.
US11983472B2
Disclosed is a method for identifying fragile lines in power grid based on electrical betweenness, which comprises the following steps: constructing the power grid into a network diagram, sequentially removing lines in the network diagram, and sorting the electrical betweenness of each line from large to small; constructing a nonlinear model of complex network cascade failure considering overload and weighted edges, and respectively performing two ways of removing lines for sorted electrical betweenness, namely sequentially removing preset proportion lines and sequentially removing all lines until no new lines are removed in the network diagram; obtaining a change of generator-load power before and after each line removal, and evaluating a severity of power grid failure based on the change of generator-load power, thus completing an identification of power grid fragile lines.
US11983470B2
Systems and methods for synchronizing programs for simulation of a technical system. The programs including a first simulation program and a second simulation program. The first simulation program simulates the kinematics of the technical system and the second simulation program simulates a control of the operation of the technical system. The first simulation program outputs values of a first variable at first-time points between first-time intervals according to a first frequency in virtual simulated time and the second simulation program outputs values of a second variable at second time points between second time intervals according to a second frequency in virtual simulated time, the first frequency being lower than the second frequency. Values of the first variable at second time points between two successive first-time points are determined based on an approximation, where the second simulation program uses the approximated values in order to determine values of the second variable at second time points between the two successive first-time points. An error is determined based on the absolute value of the difference between a first integral value as seen from the first simulation program and a second integral value as seen from the second simulation program. A warning is output by a user interface in case that the error exceeds a predetermined threshold.
US11983469B2
A computer-implemented method of modelling a hydraulic network comprising pipes and pressure monitoring points, the method comprising: creating a model comprising a plurality of nodes and a plurality of edges connecting the nodes; wherein each node represents a pressure monitoring point within the hydraulic network, and each edge connects two nodes and represents an amalgamation of the pipes of the network that span between the pressure monitoring points represented by the two nodes.
US11983459B1
A mobile device has a memory storing a name of a user of the mobile device, an audio output interface for outputting an audio signal to earphones worn by the user of the mobile device and a microphone configured to receive a sound signal external to the earphones. A processor is communicatively connected to the microphone to process the sound signal to recognize speech in response to the processor detecting that the audio output interface is outputting the audio signal to the earphones. The processor is configured to determine if the speech includes the name of the user stored in the memory of the mobile device. The processor is configured to generate and provide a volume control signal to the audio output interface to lower a volume of the earphones in response to determining that the speech includes the name of the user.
US11983449B2
A cartridge providing system includes a printer ejecting, onto a printing medium, a liquid (recording material) supplied from a cartridge, and a server managing provision of the cartridge to a plurality of users that use the printer. The server determines whether an unused stock, which is a stock that remains unused for a first period or longer, is present in a stock of cartridges held by each of the plurality of users. In a case in which it is determined that an unused stock is present in the stock held by a first user of the plurality of users, when a period until a usage expiry date of the unused stock is less than a first threshold value, the server specifies a second user, of the plurality of users, to be provided with the unused stock, based on user stock data in which the stock of cartridges held by the user is registered, and on usage amount data indicating a usage amount of the cartridge.
US11983447B2
A control method of an information processing apparatus identifies remaining page data, among a plurality of page data to be printed, being not printed due to suspension of print processing, and displays a preview image of the identified remaining page data as a print target without a user selecting the remaining page data.
US11983441B2
An integrated circuit includes a front-end interface, a back-end interface, a controller, and arbiter circuitry. The front-end interface communicates with a remote host over a front-end fabric. The back-end interface communicates with nonvolatile memory (NVM) subsystems over a back-end fabric. The controller is coupled between the front-end interface and the back-end interface. The controller receives commands from the remote host for the NVM subsystems, and stores the commands in queue pairs associated with the NVM subsystems. The arbiter circuitry receives data for the queue pairs, and selects a command from a first queue pair of the queue pairs based on a comparison of the data to one or more thresholds. The selected command is outputted to one or more of the NVM subsystems.
US11983431B2
A read-disturb-based read temperature time-based attenuation system includes a storage device that is coupled to a global read temperature identification subsystem. The storage device determines current read disturb information for data stored in a block in the storage device during a current time period, processes the current read disturb information and previous read disturb information that was determined during at least one previous time period that was prior to the current time period in order to generate a read temperature for the data stored in the block, generates a local logical storage element read temperature map that includes the read temperature, and provides the local logical storage element map to the global read temperature identification subsystem.
US11983420B2
A method for protecting data in an external memory based on an isolated execution environment is provided. The method is used in a processor in the isolated execution environment of a system-on-a-chip. The method includes: accessing an output command of a main system processor in a main system of the system-on-a-chip; reading first data from a shared memory in the main system according to the output command; encrypting the first data with a private key and generating encrypted first data; and outputting the encrypted first data to the external memory.
US11983412B2
According to one embodiment, a controller of a memory system calculates an amount of transferred data per unit time in response to completion of processing of a first I/O command. While the calculated amount of transferred data per unit time exceeds a first threshold, the controller does not transmit, to a host, a completion response indicating completion of the first I/O command. When the calculated amount of transferred data per unit time is equal to or less than the first threshold, the controller transmits, to the host, the completion response indicating the completion of the first I/O command.
US11983409B1
An autonomous compute storage device system includes a computing device and a storage device that is coupled to the computing device. The storage device receives a read instruction from a host processing system in the computing device that identifies data stored in a storage subsystem included in the storage device and, in response, performs a read operation to copy the data from the storage subsystem to a memory subsystem accessible to the storage device and provide the data to the host processing system. If the storage device determines that an autonomous compute signature matches the data that was copied to the memory subsystem during the performance of the read operation, it executes an autonomous compute application to perform compute operations that are associated with the data that was copied to the memory subsystem during the performance of the read operation and generate compute operation result(s).
US11983404B2
Method for active data storage management to optimize use of an electronic memory. The method includes providing signal injections for data storage. The signal injections can include various types of data and sizes of data files. Response signals corresponding with the signal injections are received, and a utility of those signals is measured. Based upon the utility of the response signals, parameters relating to storage of the data is modified to optimize use of long-term high latency passive data storage and short-term low latency active data storage.
US11983403B2
The present disclosure includes apparatuses, methods, and systems for data relocation in memory. An embodiment includes a controller, and a memory having a plurality of physical units of memory cells. Each of the physical units has a different sequential physical address associated therewith, a first number of the physical units have data stored therein, a second number of the physical units do not have data stored therein, and the physical address associated with each respective one of the second number of physical units is a different consecutive physical address in the sequence. The controller can relocate the data stored in the physical unit of the first number of physical units, whose physical address in the sequence is immediately before the first of the consecutive physical addresses associated with the second number of physical units, to the last of the consecutive physical addresses associated with the second number of physical units.
US11983393B2
An image processing method includes displaying a first screen on a display surface, the first screen including at least a part of a drawing area in which at least one object image drawn by a user is arranged, excluding an area in which at least a part of an object image included in the first screen is arranged from the drawing area when an operation of erasing the at least a part of the object is received, and displaying a reduced screen on the display surface when an operation is received, the reduced screen being obtained by reducing a whole of the drawing area into a size of the display surface.
US11983388B2
A non-transitory computer readable medium stores a program causing a computer to execute: viewably displaying, on the basis of an operation performed by a user, any of a plurality of partial content items constituting content; storing view history of the content; determining, on the basis of the view history, a type of view state of the content if at least one of the partial content items constituting the content has been viewed; determining, on the basis of the type of view state, whether or not the content satisfies a display condition set for each type of view state, the display condition including a condition that the content has a partial content item that has not been viewed; and displaying, in a predetermined display area, an image indicating the content if the content satisfies the display condition.
US11983382B2
Disclosed is a system and associated methods for controlling computer operation through three-dimensional (“3D”) menus, 3D toolbars, and other 3D elements that provide an efficient and dynamic organization of application functionality and icons across three dimensions. The system generates a first 3D element with a first number of regions with each region of the first number of regions providing access to different functionality from a first set of functionality, and a second 3D element with a second number of regions with each region of the second number of regions providing access to different functionality from a second set of functionality. The system connects the first 3D element to the second 3D element, and rotates one or more of the first element and the second 3D element to change the functionality that is accessible from the one or more of the first element and the second element.
US11983373B1
A device may include a first set of electrodes, a second set of electrodes that is transverse the first set, and at least one connection between an electrode in the first set to an electrode in the second set by a high pass filter. The connected electrode(s) in the first set and the connected electrode(s) in the second set may form an antenna. The device may include a processor and memory. The memory may store programmed instructions which cause the processor, when executed, to transmit a wireless signal using the connected electrodes during a first time, and measure a capacitance signal using electrodes in the first set and electrodes in the second set during a second time.
US11983361B2
Embodiments of the present disclosure are related to a touch display device, in a structure that a touch electrode line is disposed to be divided on a plurality of sub-areas included in an active area, by synchronizing a driving of the touch electrode line adjacent to a boundary of the sub-area, or by performing a differential sensing processing by sharing a touch sensing signal detected from the touch electrode line, thus an accuracy of a touch sensing for an area adjacent to the boundary of the sub-area can be improved.
US11983359B2
A display device can include a substrate including a display area and a non-display area. The display device can further include a plurality of light-emitting elements disposed on the substrate, and a sealing layer disposed on the plurality of light-emitting elements. The display device also can include a touch detection part disposed on the sealing layer in the display area, and a plurality of touch routing lines connected to the touch detection part in the non-display area. Further, the display device can include a shield part disposed to surround two opposite sides and a lower side of one or more touch routing lines among the plurality of touch routing lines.
US11983351B1
A touch data transmission method of present disclosure includes: generating a header information by a first controller according to a detected touch event; generating a first checksum information by the first controller according to the header information; storing the header information and the first checksum information to a memory by the first controller; and, storing a plurality of position information of the detected touch event to the memory by the first controller.
US11983349B2
According to an aspect, a display device with a sensor includes: a substrate including a display region and a peripheral region on a periphery of the display region; detection electrodes arranged in a row-column configuration in the display region; and detection lines coupled to the respective detection electrodes. A shape of the substrate in a plan view includes a curve of a curved portion. The detection electrodes include a first electrode and a second electrode having a shape different from that of the first electrode in a plan view. The second electrode is juxtaposed with the curved portion. The detection lines each include a first line coupled to the first electrode and a second line coupled to the second electrode. The second line passes from the display region across the peripheral region and extends to a position overlapping with the second electrode in a plan view.
US11983348B1
A display for an information handling system includes a top bezel, a printed circuit board, and a bottom bezel. The top bezel has a first width. The printed circuit board is in physical communication with the top bezel, and includes a touch circuit. The touch circuit performs one or more operations based on different touch operations. The bottom bezel has a second width, and multiple touch electrodes. Each of the touch electrodes communicates with the touch circuit.
US11983347B2
The present embodiments may provide a touch display device including: a display panel in which a plurality of data lines, a plurality of gate lines, and a plurality of touch electrodes are disposed; a gate-driving circuit configured to drive the plurality of gate lines; a data-driving circuit configured to drive the plurality of data lines; and a touch-driving circuit configured to drive the plurality of touch electrodes while the plurality of data lines and the plurality of gate lines are driven. In this touch display device, while a touch-driving signal swings with a predetermined amplitude, a data signal and a gate signal may also swing with the predetermined amplitude. According to the present embodiments, it is possible to enable high-speed image display and high-speed touch sensing, to perform a display operation and a touch operation simultaneously, and to display an image normally without any image change.
US11983344B2
A touch screen display includes a display, a video graphics processing module, electrodes integrated into at least a portion of the display, and drive-sense circuits coupled to the electrodes. The drive-sense circuits, when enabled and concurrent with the display rendering frames of data into the visible images, detect changes in electrical characteristics of electrodes. At least some drive-sense circuits monitor sensor signals on at least some electrodes. A sensor signal includes a drive signal component and a receive signal component. The at least some drive-sense circuits generate the drive signal components of the sensor signals. The receive signal component is a representation of a change in an electrical characteristic of an electrode of the at least some electrodes when a corresponding drive signal component is applied to the electrode. The change in the electrical characteristic of the electrode is indicative of a proximal touch to the touch screen display.
US11983339B2
The present disclosure provides a touch display device for minimizing viewing-angle-dependent variation in color coordinates. The touch display device includes a light-emitting element disposed in each of a plurality of subpixels including emission areas having different sizes, a plurality of touch electrodes disposed on the light-emitting element, and at least one opening formed in each of the plurality of touch electrodes. The width of the opening is formed differently in each of the plurality of subpixels including the emission areas having different sizes, thereby minimizing viewing-angle-dependent variation in color coordinates.
US11983338B1
A system for using a transparent conductive material layer for a knob interface is provided. The system comprises: the knob interface comprising a fixed base and one or more knob interface electrodes; the transparent conductive material layer configured to electrically couple the subset of the plurality of grid electrodes to the one or more knob interface electrodes; and a processing system. The processing system is configured to: drive the plurality of grid electrodes with one or more signals; receive one or more resulting signals based on driving the plurality of grid electrodes with the one or more signals; and perform one or more actions based on the one or more resulting signals.
US11983333B2
An optical sensor system that uses focused (not collimated) light optics and produces effective tracking on a variety of surfaces while having looser manufacturing and/or operational tolerances than prior focused optics systems. Embodiments provide an optical sensor system for a mouse moveable on a surface. An LED and a light sensor are coupled to a substrate. An illumination lens directs light at a first angle to the surface, with the light focused on a focal point below the surface. An imaging lens focuses light reflected at an angle generally equal to the first angle on the light sensor. The focal point is sufficiently below the surface so that that the diameter of a produced spot of light on the surface is more than 40% larger than a field of view (FOV) of the light sensor, and less than 400% larger than the FOV of the light sensor.
US11983331B2
The present disclosure relates to a pressure measuring device using a textile sensor. In one embodiment the pressure measuring device includes: a textile sensor which exhibits conductivity; a power unit which supplies power to the pressure measuring device; and a control unit which is electrically connected to a textile sensor layer and the power unit, checks a resistance change value detected by the textile sensor by a force applied to the textile sensor, and determines the pressure value of the force applied to the textile sensor on the basis of the checked resistance change value, wherein the control unit checks a control command corresponding to the pressure value measured on the basis of the force applied to the textile sensor, and may transmit the control command to a pre-designated peripheral device. A function corresponding to the checked control command may be executed on the pre-designated peripheral device.
US11983330B1
An electronic device, method, and computer program product for managing a content creation application are disclosed. A first device housing is pivotable relative to a second device housing between a closed position and an axially displaced open position. A first display panel and user interface are exposed when the first device housing and the second device housing are in the axially displaced open position. A second display panel is exposed both when the first device housing and the second device housing are in the closed position and when the first device housing and the second device housing are in the axially displaced open position. The first display panel displays a content creation application, which is mirrored onto the second display panel. A portion of the user interface is overlaid onto the content creation application on second display panel and receives user input to manage the content creation application.
US11983329B1
In one embodiment, a method includes presenting a suggestion to a user of a head-mounted device by the head-mounted device via an assistant xbot during a dialog session between the user and the assistant xbot, wherein the suggestion is associated with a plurality of actions to be performed by an assistant system associated with the assistant xbot, accessing signals from inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors of the head-mounted device by the head-mounted device during the dialog session, determining a head gesture performed by the user during the dialog session by an on-device head-gesture detection model and based only on the signals from the IMU sensors, and executing a first action from multiple actions by the assistant system executing on the head-mounted device, wherein the first action is selected based on the determined head gesture during the dialog session.
US11983327B2
A method for identifying a gesture from one of a plurality of dynamic gestures, each dynamic gesture comprising a distinct movement made by a user over a period of time within a field of view of an image acquisition device comprises iteratively: acquiring a current image from said image acquisition device at a given time; and passing at least a portion of the current image through a bidirectionally recurrent multi-layer classifier. A final layer of the multi-layer classifier comprises an output indicating a probability that a gesture from the plurality of dynamic gestures is being made by a user during the time of acquiring the image.
US11983309B2
A processing device includes a memory configured to store executable instructions, and processing circuitry configured to execute the executable instructions stored in the memory to thereby realize: a first acquisition unit configured to acquire timing of blink motion performed by a dialogue device, a second acquisition unit configured to acquire blink timing by user performing a dialogue with the dialogue device, and a processing unit configured to perform processing according to difference between the timing of blink motion performed by the dialogue device and the blink timing by the user.
US11983306B2
A system configured to track the location of one or more peripherals operated by a user, the system comprising a tracking unit configured to determine a location of the one or more peripherals in dependence upon images captured by a camera associated with an HMD worn by the user, a generation unit configured to generate, in response to a determination by the tracking unit that one or more of the peripherals is not visible in the images, an array of home points behind the user, the home points being locations defined in dependence upon constraints upon the user's motion, an estimation unit configured to estimate the respective locations of non-visible peripherals in dependence upon the output of one or more inertial measurement units associated with each peripheral, and a selection unit configured to select a home point, from amongst the array of home points, for each of the non-visible peripherals, wherein the tracking unit is configured to generate a location for each non-visible peripheral such that the location converges towards the selected home point.
US11983305B2
A content presentation system, a content presentation device, and a content presentation method that reduce a burden on a user and present suitable contents to the user with high accuracy are provided. The present technology provides a content presentation system including a computer device that holds content information associated with emotion information indicating an emotion of a user, in which the computer device at least includes a machine learning model that, on the basis of a plurality of pieces of content information presented to the user corresponding to desired emotion information indicating emotion information desired by the user and content information selected by the user from the plurality of pieces of content information, performs machine learning so as to present the content information suitable for the emotion information.
US11983302B2
System and method are provided for assigning a service identifier for use by an IHS (Information Handling System), where a new service identifier may be assigned to the IHS due to replacement of hardware of the IHS. The IHS is provisioned with an inventory certificate that identifies hardware components of the IHS, including a service identifier for the IHS. Support provided for the IHS is tracked based on this service identifier. A hardware component of the IHS is removed, where the service identifier is assigned to this removed hardware component. A replacement hardware component is installed in the IHS. An updated inventory certificate is generated that assigns a new service identifier to the replacement hardware component installed in the IHS. The IHS is provisioned with the updated inventory certificate that specifies the new service identifier. Support provided for the IHS is now tracked based on the new service identifier.
US11983300B2
An embodiment of the present invention is directed to a market data hub. The innovative system comprises a processing engine that manages contributed content and allows for custom analytics, alerting, reporting, machine learning interfaces, etc., while preserving entitlements controls specific to participants. Moreover, the system disseminates market data to downstream consumers and syndicated entities that are entitled to view the market data.
US11983296B2
Method, system and product for performing private and non-private tasks in Augmented Reality (AR) systems. A privacy policy of a user using an AR device is obtained. A frame sensor is utilized to obtain frames for processing. An overlay display for the frame is generated. The overlay display is generated based on an execution of a non-private task on a non-trusted device and based on an execution of a private task on a trusted device. The private task and the non-private task are determined based on the privacy policy. The overlay display is displayed by an AR device.
US11983290B2
A method for supporting identity management of travelers in an airport using a distributed ledger system includes receiving, by a global identity blockchain, a registration request from a traveler via a traveler device. The registration request includes a commitment for identity data that is uploaded by the traveler in a secure cloud storage. The method further includes recording the commitment in the global identity blockchain, receiving, by the global identity blockchain, a result of an identity verification with respect to the traveler from a verifier entity, recording the result in the global identity blockchain, and receiving, by a security blockchain, a ticket registration transaction issued by an airline entity. The ticket registration transaction comprises a unique traveler ID of the traveler. The method further includes issuing, by the security blockchain, an access control list update upon reception of consent by the traveler.
US11983282B2
Provided is a data protection method which includes: receiving transaction data which includes a first hash value obtained from history information of a home; obtaining, from a data server, a second hash value computed by the data server performing computation processing on encrypted history information without decrypting the encrypted history information, the encrypted history information being history information of the home encrypted using a secure computation method which enables computation without decrypting the encrypted history information, the encrypted history information being obtained from the home; verifying the transaction data, and determining whether the first hash value and the second hash value match; and when a validity of the transaction data is verified and the first hash value and the second hash value match, recording the transaction data in a distributed ledger.
US11983279B2
A content delivery system (100) comprises a trusted holder of profile data (200) arranged to store information concerning a conscious entity, a content delivery requirement entity (210), a content intermediary entity (226); and a source of content (232). The trusted holder of profile data (200) is arranged to issue (230) profile reference data to the content delivery requirement entity in response to a request (222) therefrom, and to communicate (224) the profile reference data and at least part of the stored information concerning the conscious entity to the content intermediary entity (226), the request for content provision (222) being capable of identifying the conscious entity to the trusted holder of profile data. The content intermediary entity (226) is arranged to source, when in use, relevant content from the source of content (232) using the at least part of the stored information concerning the conscious entity.
US11983275B2
An apparatus comprises a processing device configured to determine, utilizing a firmware-based agent running in firmware, a boot flag status during a boot process of the processing device. The processing device is also configured to execute, responsive to the boot flag status being a first value, a system update handler of the firmware-based agent configured for provisioning of a secured runtime operating system on the processing device, wherein the provisioning comprises digitally signing an image of the secured runtime operating system utilizing a hardware-based root of trust key. The processing device is further configured to execute, responsive to the boot flag status being a second value, a secured operating system boot handler of the firmware-based agent configured for validating and loading secured runtime operating system, wherein the validation comprises performing attestation of a signature of the image of the secured runtime operating system utilizing the hardware-based root of trust key.
US11983274B1
Provided are a processing device and a method for secure booting thereof, in which the processing device includes a security core that operates a Root of Trust and sequentially performs an integrity check on first firmware and second firmware through the Root of Trust, a main core that sequentially operates the first firmware and the second firmware, a non-volatile memory storing the first firmware and the second firmware, and a first volatile memory that loads the first firmware and the second firmware from a main core domain of the main core and operates the loaded firmware with the main core.
US11983265B2
Systems and methods of cyber hardening software by modifying one or more assembly source files. In some embodiments, the SME tool transparently and seamlessly integrates into the build process of the assembly source files being modified. For example, upon integration of the disclosed SME tool into the application's development environment, the modifications in the final executable are transparent to the developer and can support other cyber hardening techniques. In some embodiments, the integration of the SME tool into a build can be automated. Simplifying integration, through automated means, can be beneficial for widespread adoption of SME tools in cyberhardening software applications. Automated SME build integrations, e.g., removing manual methods and techniques, can help eliminate human errors and result in faster SME integrations, in comparison to manual integrations of a SME tool.
US11983264B2
Embodiments herein describe offloading encryption activities to a network interface controller/card (NIC) (e.g., a SmartNIC) which frees up server compute resources to focus on executing customer applications. In one embodiment, the smart NIC includes a system on a chip (SoC) implemented on an integrated circuit (IC) that includes an embedded processor. Instead of executing a transport layer security (TLS) stack entirely in the embedded processor, the embodiments herein offload certain TLS tasks to a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) accelerator such as generating public-private key pairs.
US11983262B2
According to an aspect of the invention, there is provided a device for generating a unique response to a challenge, the device comprising: a plurality of structures, each structure being able to change from a first distinct state, to a second distinct state, in response to an appropriate input challenge; the device being arranged to facilitate a challenge of the plurality of structures in combination, by changing an input to the plurality of structures in combination, to cause each structure of the plurality of structures to change from the first distinct state, to the second distinct state; as part of the challenge, the device being arranged to facilitate a measurement of an output of the plurality of structures in combination, in response to the input; wherein the unique response is at least indicative of a sequence in which the change in state takes place for each of the plurality of structures, in response to the input.
US11983260B2
A computer platform is disclosed. The computer platform comprises a central processing unit (CPU) including at least one socket having a plurality of tiles and control circuitry to partition the socket into a plurality of sub-sockets and assign a unique identity to each of the plurality of sub-sockets for security verification, wherein each sub-socket comprises at least one of the plurality of tiles to operate as a cluster of resources.
US11983257B2
Systems and methods for voice authentication are disclosed. In an embodiment, a computer system may determine that a user is eligible for establishing a voice authentication capability for a user account during a real-time audio communication between a user device corresponding to the user and a communication system associated with an electronic service provider. The computer system may enhance a recording quality of a portion of the real-time audio communication and record a voice sample for the portion of the real-time audio communication at the enhanced recording quality. The computer system may generate a voiceprint based on the voice sample and enable the voice authentication capability such that the user can be authenticated by voice in future audio communications with the communication system in a minimally intrusive fashion where normal conversation can be used to capture voice samples which can be compared to the voiceprint to authenticate the user.
US11983254B2
Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for secure access control using dynamic resource replication. The present invention is configured to electronically receive, from a computing device of a user, a request to generate a resource access path to access a resource; determine one or more resource requirements associated with the resource; determine an authentication level associated with the user; initiate a resource replication engine on the one or more resource requirements and the authentication level associated with the user; determine, using the resource replication engine, that the one or more requirements and the authentication level associated with the user meets one or more conditions for a replication process; and generate, using the resource replication engine, the resource access path and a plurality of replicate resource access paths.
US11983249B2
An error determination device includes a class estimation process observation unit configured to acquire data in a process of being estimated, from a class estimation unit that estimates a class of data to be classified and generate an estimation process feature vector based on the acquired data; and an error determination unit configured to accept input of the estimation process feature vector generated by the class estimation process observation unit and a classification result output from the class estimation unit and determine whether the classification result is correct or incorrect based on the estimation process feature vector and the classification result, wherein the error determination unit is a functional part generated by machine learning based on an estimation process feature vector list created by adding a pseudo feature vector to an estimation process feature vector list generated by the class estimation process observation unit and on a learning error-correction list indicating that a class corresponding to the pseudo feature vector is incorrect.
US11983232B1
Systems and methods for using parameters with shortened resource locators to access a resource are provided. A short resource locator is associated with a full resource locator template in a resource locator association datastore. Parameters provided with the short resource locator are used to replace two or more parameter identifiers within a full resource locator template to generate a full resource locator. The full resource locator is used to access a resource.
US11983229B2
Systems and methods are described herein for controlling mobile devices with user equipment devices. A user equipment device may detect a mobile device is within a predetermined proximity to the user equipment device by establishing a bi-directional communication. The user equipment device may determine an input/output option of the mobile device. The input/output option may be a microphone, a cellular Internet connection, a camera, or any other sensor and/or actuator of the mobile device. The user equipment device may generate for display an icon corresponding to the input/output option of the mobile device.
US11983227B2
A computer system receives a goal for an environment, wherein the environment corresponds to at least one webpage. The computer system receives one or more classifiers corresponding to the environment, wherein the one or more classifiers provide information corresponding to a current webpage and information corresponding to one or more previous actions taken by a web crawler. The computer system identifies a recommended next action based on the one or more classifiers. The computer system transmits the recommended next action to the web crawler to cause the web crawler to perform the recommended next action.
US11983225B1
A system that applies real-time electronic matching of a plurality of users in a live event, to enable the formation of anonymous connections amongst groups of users who can then interact through social activities. An event features a plurality of rounds, and in each round, users are matched into groups based on user selected interests. The matching system employs a user-enabled confidential selection of interests, through the use of, but not limited to, a personal device, such as a mobile phone or computer. The present invention is not limited in application to social networking environments, such as in a singles' event. It can also be applied in other environments where anonymous interactions are of importance, such as in the matching of potential buyers or sellers of products and services; or in the matching of recruiters and employment candidates.
US11983224B2
Provided are a data presentation system, method and device, and a computer-readable storage medium. The data presentation system includes: a data collection device configured to collect multiple service system data each from a respective data source and store the service system data in a database; a data parsing device configured to obtain the multiple service system data from the database, and parse each service system data through a respective data model to obtain a data block corresponding to the respective data source; a request responding device configured to: in response to a data request sent by a client, obtain the data block matching the data request as a demanded data block; and a data sending device configured to send the demanded data block to the client to enable a display interface of the client to display the demanded data block.
US11983221B2
Methods, apparatus and computer program product for generating tiered search index fields based on a divided group-based communication data corpus in a group-based communication platform are described herein. In some embodiments, the system provides for receiving a group-based communication data corpus, generating a retrieval score, and assigning each group-based communication data object associated with a retrieval score. Each group-based communication data object may meet or exceed a retrieval score threshold of a high retrieval probability corpus. Each group-based communication data object associated with a retrieval score below the retrieval score threshold may be assigned to a low retrieval probability corpus. High and a low retrieval probability search index fields may be generated and associated with the high and low retrieval probability corpus.
US11983214B2
A method and apparatus for determining that a media asset appears in at least two or more scenes in scenes associated with an immersive media presentation, sending a request to a client querying whether the client has access to the media asset appearing in at least two or more scenes in a local cache, receiving a reply indicating whether the client has access, signaling, in response to the reply indicating that the client has access to the media asset appearing in at least two or more scenes in the local cache, the client to use the media asset in a subsequent scene, and distributing the media asset to the client in response to the reply indicating that the client has no access to the media asset appearing in at least two or more scenes in the local cache.
US11983205B2
Systems and methods for similarity search are described. Embodiments identify a document and a query corresponding to a matching phrase in the document, encode the query and a candidate phrase, score the candidate phrase using at least one learning-based score and at least one surface form score, wherein the at least one learning based score is based on the encoding, and the at least one surface form score is based on a surface form of the query and a surface form of the candidate phrase, and select the matching phrase based on the scoring.
US11983195B2
Systems, methods, and computer readable media are disclosed for generating one or more improved NFTs are described. For example, a software application embedded with a mobile device may enable a user to search a public and/or private database of videos, select a video from the database, record a selfie-video, audio, or other narration of the video to create a narration file, and create and publish an NFT based on the narration file without leaving the application embedded with the mobile device (e.g., without navigating to a separate token creation platform).
US11983194B2
Systems and methods for preparing and analyzing data related to geo-spatial properties. A system generates from a first data source, based on an ontology, a geographic dataset including first data objects representative of first data from the first data source and at least one geo-spatial reference based on respective location information from the first data source that corresponds to the first data. The system can also generate a vector map data tile layer based on the ontology using the geographic dataset and including vector map data tiles, having map geometry data linked to the first data objects by a geo-spatial reference, and corresponding to a portion of a geographic area represented by the vector map data tile layer. In response to requests from the front-end system application for first data related to a geo-spatial feature, tiles can be provided and first data corresponding to selected geo-spatial references can be displayed.