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US11606965B2	Lactic acid bacteria for a heat-treated food product for storage at ambient temperature Process for producing an ambient storage food product comprising providing a food product with a pH of between 3.4 and 4.4, subjecting the food product to a heat treatment to obtain a heat treated food product, adding aseptically to the heat treated food product one or more of ambient storage lactic acid bacteria strains to obtain an ambient storage food product, and storing the ambient storage food product at ambient temperature for a period of time, wherein the ambient storage lactic acid bacteria strain is selected from the group consisting of strains, (i) wherein the strain is capable of retaining viability at the end of 150 days at a temperature of 25#C, and (ii) wherein the pH at most decreases 0.8 units during the storage period, and (iii) wherein the strain is selected from the group consisting of Lactobacillus paracasei, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, Lactobacillus fermentum and Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus, and mutants and variants thereof.
US11606960B2	Food compositions and methods for preventing copper-associated hepatopathies A pet food containing naturally occurring copper that can be used as a prophylactic diet to prevent and/or reduce copper storage disease, dilated cardiomyopathy, adverse gastrointestinal food reactions, and/or food allergies in pets is provided. A method for forming this pet food containing naturally occurring copper includes: providing a formula selected from the group consisting of chicken meal, corn gluten, duck, rabbit, venison, fish, peas, potato, barley, rice, corn, and any combinations thereof; and adding one or more ingredients having a naturally occurring copper source to provide a naturally occurring copper concentration in the pet food composition from about 7.3 ppm to about 25.0 ppm, adjusted for a dry matter basis.
US11606957B2	Apparatus, system, and method for high speed production of food product The present disclosure provides a mechanical system for providing a food product on a sheet of paper. The disclosed mechanical system includes an adjustable conveyor belt system that is configured to enable a puck of food product to land up-right. The angle (e.g., slope) of the adjustable conveyor belt system can be adjusted to account for variations in the size and shape of the puck. The disclosed mechanical system also includes a flattener that is configured to provide memory to the pressed pucks.
US11606951B1	Organ preservation system An organ preservation system is provided. The organ preservation system is embodied in a sleeve adapted to maintain a pre-transplant organ at a temperature lower than ambient temperature through a plurality of bladders interconnected by a deformable mesh. With the organ in the sleeve, each vessel of the organ can pass through separate, deformable holes of the mesh, facilitating ease of identification of each vessel needed for the pending vascular anastomosis.
US11606948B2	Chemical applicator for plant material There is proposed an apparatus for introducing a chemical into a plant tissue of a target plant, including a body being graspable by a user, and an applicator portion attachable to or forming a part of the body, the applicator portion including a reservoir chamber for holding the chemical, and one or more elongate porous piercing elements, in fluid communication with the reservoir chamber, being configured to pierce the plant tissue, wherein the chemical within the reservoir chamber is drawn or moves into the one or more elongate porous piercing elements, such that as the one or more elongate porous piercing elements penetrate into or through the plant tissue the chemical is applied to an edge of a resultant incision therein.
US11606941B2	Animal models and therapeutic molecules The invention discloses methods for the generation of chimaeric human—non-human antibodies and chimaeric antibody chains, antibodies and antibody chains so produced, and derivatives thereof including fully humanised antibodies; compositions comprising said antibodies, antibody chains and derivatives, as well as cells, non-human mammals and vectors, suitable for use in said methods.
US11606933B2	Wild bird treatment system and methods A wild bird treatment system includes an enclosure for accommodating a plurality of wild coveying birds targeted for treatment with at least one ground level entrance of a size and location to permit the targeted birds to freely enter and exit the enclosure while excluding non-targeted animals. An electronic bird caller for attracting wild coveying birds is provided. A feeder assembly, slidably removable from the enclosure, includes a slider assembly and a feed hopper. The slider assembly, slidably removable from the feeder assembly, includes a feed plate assembly and a feed slide for controlling flow of medicated feed. The feed plate assembly, slidably removable from the slider assembly, includes a feed plate of a size and a food delivery box with outlets of a size to control the rate of medicated feed released from the feed hopper specific to the birds targeted for treatment.
US11606931B2	Animal training device Animal training device disclosed. The animal training device for being worn on an animal being trained and for training by use of stimulus includes a device body, being worn on a neck of the animal being trained by a fastener, wherein the device body comprises a plurality of module bases in which a plurality of unit modules are respectively disposed, a body base having a plurality of compartments in which the plurality of unit modules are respectively disposed and at least one module connecting portion connecting two compartment, a plurality of module covers being respectively disposed on the plurality of module bases to form a space, PCB portion, being disposed in the space, and a contact terminal, being disposed on a part of the plurality of module covers.
US11606928B2	Cotton variety 19R231B3XF The invention relates to the novel cotton variety designated 19R231B3XF. Provided by the invention are the seeds, plants, plant parts and derivatives of the cotton variety 19R231B3XF. Also provided by the invention are methods of using cotton variety 19R231B3XF and products derived therefrom. Still further provided by the invention are methods for producing cotton plants by crossing the cotton variety 19R231B3XF with itself or another cotton variety and plants and seeds produced by such methods.
US11606921B2	Lettuce variety 42-174 RZ The present invention relates to a Lactuca sativa seed designated 42-174 RZ. The present invention also relates to a Lactuca sativa plant produced by growing the 42-174 RZ seed. The invention further relates to methods for producing the lettuce cultivar, represented by lettuce variety 42-174 RZ.
US11606909B2	Twine tension assembly A twine tension relief assembly for a baler including a tension detection apparatus for detecting the tension in a line of twine, a biased cutting element displaceable between a first retained position and a second released position and an actuator adapted to cause the biased cutting element to move from the first retained position to the second released position in response to a signal issued by the tension detection apparatus. The practical application includes when the tension in a strand of twine exceeds a predetermined threshold, the tension detection apparatus causes movement of the biased cutting element so that a strand of twine passing though the twine tension relief assembly is severed and damage to the knotter mechanism and its component parts is avoided.
US11606904B2	Apparatuses for collecting the acrotelm of peat bogs This disclosure describes a cutting unit for cutting sphagnum moss. The unit comprises a first pair of substantially parallel blades, laid out substantially according to a first orientation, and spaced apart from about 2 cm to about 30 cm and a second pair of blades, substantially parallel, laid out substantially in a second orientation, and spaced apart from about 40 cm to about 400 cm. The blades of the first pair and second pair being positioned and configured to cut said sphagnum moss.
US11606902B2	Rotary spreader for dispersing harvested crops within on-board storage of an agricultural harvester A system for operating a harvester may include an elevator extending between a proximal end and a distal end, with the elevator being configured to carry harvested crops between its proximal and distal ends. The system may also include a storage hopper positioned adjacent to the distal end of the elevator, with the storage hopper defining a volume configured to receive the harvested crops discharged from the distal end of the elevator. In addition, the system may include a rotary spreader positioned within the storage hopper. The rotary spreader may be configured to be rotated within the storage hopper to disperse the harvested crops received from the elevator across at least a portion of the volume.
US11606896B2	Predicting soil organic carbon content Implementations are described herein for predicting soil organic carbon (“SOC”) content for agricultural fields detected in digital imagery. In various implementations, one or more digital images depicting portion(s) of one or more agricultural fields may be processed. The one or more digital images may have been acquired by a vision sensor carried through the field(s) by a ground-based vehicle. Based on the processing, one or more agricultural inferences indicating agricultural practices or conditions predicted to affect SOC content may be determined. Based on the agricultural inferences, one or more predicted SOC measurements for the field(s) may be determined.
US11606895B2	Automatic steering of an agricultural machine on an agricultural surface A method for automatically steering an agricultural machine on an agricultural area that is to be worked. The method includes optically detecting a first region of the area that is to be worked lying in a direction of travel of the agricultural machine in a first recording via a first optical sensor in a first position with a first viewing direction. The method further includes optically detecting a second region of the area that is to be worked lying in the direction of travel of the agricultural machine in a second recording via a second optical sensor in a second position with a second viewing direction. The method additionally includes detecting a tramline in the first recording and detecting a tramline in the second recording, determining a first trajectory and a second trajectory, and determining a steering signal based on the first trajectory and/or the second trajectory.
US11612089B2	Component placement systems and methods of operating the same A component placement system is provided. The component placement system includes: a first bond head array configured for simultaneously carrying a first plurality of electronic components; a second bond head array configured for simultaneously carrying a second plurality of electronic components; a first motion system for simultaneously carrying the first bond head array and the second bond head array along a first motion axis; and a second motion system for carrying the first bond head array independent of the second bond head array.
US11612086B2	Self-contained electromagnetic tracking unit An electromagnetic tracking system includes a magnetic transmitter configured to output magnetic fields, a receiver responsive to the magnetic fields, an electronics assembly having conductive elements that cause distortion to the magnetic fields, and an output mechanism configured to output a position of the receiver relative to the magnetic transmitter, wherein the magnetic transmitter has at least one winding disposed around a hollow ferromagnetic core comprised of conductive material through which current is made to flow by the electronics, wherein the electronics assembly is at least partially contained within the hollow portion of the hollow ferromagnetic core. Methods of manufacturing include shaping walls into a hollow shell to surround an electronics assembly, covering the hollow shell with ferromagnetic material, inserting the wrapped hollow shell into a plastic bobbin, and winding the plastic bobbin with coil wire to produce three orthogonal windings.
US11612066B2	Electronic device including metal housing An electronic device includes a front plate, a back plate that faces away from the front plate, a display, a frame, a polymer member, and an adhesive layer. The display is disposed between the front plate and the back plate and visible through the front plate. The frame surrounds an interior space between the front plate and the back plate and formed of a metallic material. The frame includes a first metal part and a second metal part. The polymer member is coupled to the frame and contains a polymer material. The adhesive layer bonds the polymer member and the frame. The frame includes an opening formed in a first part thereof. The opening is formed through the first metal part and being formed to a specified depth through the second metal part. The polymer member forms at least part of an inner surface of the opening.
US11612065B2	Foldable display module and formation method thereof, and foldable display device A foldable display module and its formation method, and a foldable display device are provided in the present disclosure. The module includes a foldable display panel and a support plate which are disposed oppositely. The support plate includes a first support part and a second support part; the first support part is made of a first material; and the second support part is made of a second material; the foldable display module includes a bendable region and a non-bendable region; the foldable display panel includes a bendable portion and a non-bendable portion; the bendable portion is at the bendable region; and the non-bendable portion is at the non-bendable region; the first support part includes a first portion configured to support the bendable portion of the foldable display panel; and the second support part is configured to support the non-bendable portion of the foldable display panel.
US11612059B2	Display panel and terminal device The present disclosure relates to a display panel and a terminal device. The display panel can include a display screen, a flexible circuit board, and a control chip. The display screen can further include a main display portion and a bent portion extending from an edge of the main display portion. The bent portion is bent towards a lower side of the main display portion. The flexible circuit board is connected to an end of the bent portion away from the main display portion and extends to below the main display portion. The control chip is mounted on the flexible circuit board.
US11612057B2	Opening in the pad for bonding integrated passive device in InFO package A package includes a conductive pad, with a plurality of openings penetrating through the conductive pad. A dielectric layer encircles the conductive pad. The dielectric layer has portions filling the plurality of openings. An Under-Bump Metallurgy (UBM) includes a via portion extending into the dielectric layer to contact the conductive pad. A solder region is overlying and contacting the UBM. An integrated passive device is bonded to the UBM through the solder region.
US11612050B2	Heat dissipation device A heat dissipation device includes a heat conductor. The heat conductor includes a heat dissipation side and a heat absorption side opposite to each other. The heat absorption side is formed by at least two contact planes. The at least two contact planes are arranged in parallel to each other, and a height difference exists between the at least two contact planes.
US11612047B2	Planar transformer for an x-ray source It would be advantageous to reduce weight and size of high voltage power supplies, to increase frequency of pulses of high voltage, and to improve control of magnitude of high voltage. The embodiments of high voltage power supplies described herein can solve these problems. The high voltage power supply can be used with an x-ray tube. The high voltage power supply can comprise an array of planar transformers each defining a stage with an AC input and a DC output. Each stage can comprise a pair of flat, coil windings adjacent one another and including a primary winding electrically-coupled to the AC input and configured to induce a current in a secondary winding. At least two stages can be electrically-coupled together in series with the DC output of one stage electrically-coupled to an input of the other stage such that a voltage is amplified across the stages.
US11612039B2	Rear lamp unit control system A rear lamp unit control system for a vehicle including: a first lamp provided on a vehicle body side of a vehicle rear face; a second lamp provided on an opening-closing body side of the vehicle rear face; and a controller configured to control the first lamp and the second lamp. When an opening-closing body of the vehicle is in a closed state, the controller is configured to control the first lamp and the second lamp so that the first lamp and the second lamp turn on at different luminous intensities to each other. In response to the second lamp being in need to be turned on when the opening-closing body is in an open state, the controller is configured to turn the first lamp on at a luminous intensity that is equivalent to a luminous intensity of the second lamp when the second lamp is turned on.
US11612036B2	Driving system for driving light-emitting modules and light-emitting system including the same A driving system for driving light-emitting modules includes driving current generation modules connected respectively to the light-emitting modules, and a brightness modulation module connected to the current generation modules and the light-emitting modules. Each driving current generation module is configured to receive signals from the brightness modulation module to control a driving current that flows through the light-emitting module it is connected to. The brightness modulation module is configured to generate the signals based on voltages provided at terminals of the light-emitting modules that are connected to the driving current generation modules.
US11612031B2	DC-DC converter circuit configuration Systems, devices and methods are described herein. A device includes a power stage circuit, a switch and a first circuit. The switch is electrically coupled to the power stage circuit. The first circuit is electrically coupled to the power stage circuit and the switch and has a single output. The first circuit is configured to provide a first circuit output voltage at the single output. The first circuit output voltage has a first level on a condition that the power stage circuit is conducting at a peak current level. The first circuit output voltage has a second level on a condition that the power stage circuit is not conducting.
US11612030B2	Color correction lighting control A color correction device includes a computation engine including a processor and a memory coupled to the processor. The computation engine is configured to receive reference color data. A software application stored in the memory and configured to compute adjustment values needed to achieve the reference color data from a target color. An output configured to output color corrected signals to light emitting diodes (LEDs) to achieve a reference color associated with the reference color data from the target color of the LEDs.
US11612027B2	Settable multi-spectral flashlight A multi-spectral flashlight includes a housing, a battery disposed in the housing, a power switch, a LED module including a plurality of LEDs which emit different colors of illumination, a LED driver coupled to the LED module, and an alternate illumination selector switch coupled to the LED driver. The LED driver is configured to drive the LED module in a default illumination mode in response to a first user operation of the power switch and a selected alternate illumination mode in response to a second user operation of the power switch. The LED driver is further configured with a plurality of selectable pre-determined alternate illumination modes which include different colors of illumination. The LED driver advances through the plurality of selectable pre-determined alternate illumination modes in response to operation of the alternate illumination selector switch, allowing selection of one of the plurality of modes as the selected alternate illumination mode.
US11612025B2	Illumination power circuit with dimming function and associated control method An illumination power circuit with a dimming function and an associated control method thereof are provided, where the illumination power circuit includes a first conversion circuit, a digital controller and a second conversion circuit. The first conversion circuit converts a first analog dimming signal from an analog dimmer into a first digital dimming signal, where the analog dimmer generates the first analog dimming signal according to operations of a user, to allow the user to manually control brightness of an illumination device. The digital controller receives the first digital dimming signal and a control signal from a computer, and generates at least one final dimming signal according to the first digital dimming signal and the control signal. In addition, the second conversion circuit generates a direct current output signal according to the final dimming signal, for driving the illumination device.
US11612024B2	Systems and methods for daylight harvesting A method of determining a drive signal provided to a light-emitting diode (LED). The method including sensing, via a first sensor, a first light intensity corresponding to a natural light in a room, sensing, via a second sensor, a second light intensity for a zone of the room, determining, via the controller, an expected light intensity, and determining, via the controller, whether the second light intensity exceeds the expected light intensity. The method further including, in response to determining that the second light intensity exceeds the expected light intensity, determining, via the controller, an artificial light intensity, determining, via the controller, the drive signal based on a desired light intensity for the zone of the room, the artificial light intensity, the first light intensity, and the second light intensity, and controlling, via the controller, the driver to provide the drive signal to the LED array.
US11612022B2	Magnetron filter board for microwave oven A magnetron filter board for a microwave oven is disclosed. In embodiments, the magnetron filter board includes a printed circuit board with a first trace and a second trace on the printed circuit board. The first trace includes a first end for connecting to a magnetron and a second end for connecting to a power supply unit. The second trace also includes a first end for connecting to the magnetron and a second end for connecting to the power supply unit. The first trace and the second trace can be configured as a radio frequency band-gap filter that mitigates noise associated with the connection between the magnetron and the power supply unit.
US11612020B2	Cooking apparatus and method for controlling thereof A cooking apparatus is provided. The cooking apparatus acquires input of a plurality of power supplies of different phases. The cooking apparatus includes a plurality of heating coils including a first heating coil and a second heating coil, a plurality of inverters including a first inverter and a second inverter, and a switching circuit configured to selectively provide power from among a first power or a second power supply to at least one of the first inverter or the second inverter.
US11612016B2	Fronthaul interface for advanced split-radio access network (RAN) systems One embodiment is directed to a system comprising a distributed unit (DU) and a plurality of remote units (RUs) to wirelessly transmit and receive radio frequency signals to and from the user equipment using a wireless interface. The DU and RUs are communicatively coupled to each other over a fronthaul and are configured to communicate over the fronthaul using an O-RAN fronthaul interface. The DU and RUs are configured to communicate O-RAN control-plane and user-plane messages that include a new O-RAN section extension for use in communicating different section data to different RUs. Other embodiments are disclosed.
US11612014B2	Communication device, communication method thereof, information processing device, control method thereof, and storage medium A communication device that transmits or receives a radio frame including a preamble and a data field of a physical layer (PHY) is provided. The preamble includes an L-STF (Legacy Short Training Field), an L-LTF (Legacy Long Training Field), an L-SIG (Legacy Signal Field), an EHT-SIG (Extremely High Throughput Signal Field), an EHT-STF (EHT Short Training Field), and an EHT-LTF (EHT Long Training Field), and the EHT-SIG includes a subfield in which information on whether NOMA (Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access) is used in transmission of data included in the data field is set.
US11612011B2	Radio terminal and base station A radio terminal (UE 100) used for a mobile communication system receives, from a base station (eNB 200), an identifier allocated to the radio terminal by the base station before the radio terminal shifts from a connected state to a standby state, holds the identifier while the radio terminal is in the standby state, scrambles a bit sequence using the held identifier and transmits the scrambled bit sequence to the base station.
US11611997B2	Random access channel (RACH) optimization for interference coordination in an integrated access and backhaul (IAB) network Aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for interference coordination between wireless nodes (e.g., nodes of an Integrated Access and Backhaul (IAB) network). The techniques generally include determining, by a first wireless node, resources for sending an indication of interference coordination to a second wireless node, and sending the indication to the second wireless node using the determined resources, as part of an interference coordination procedure.
US11611991B2	Frequency resource reservation for sidelink communication Wireless communications systems and methods related to frequency resource reservation for sidelink communication over a shared radio frequency band are provided. A first user equipment (UE) senses in a sidelink resource pool within a shared radio frequency band. The first UE reserves, based on the sensing, a frequency resource of the sidelink resource pool within an instance of a variable time range. The first UE performs, in the shared radio frequency band, one or more listen-before-talks (LBTs). The first UE transmits, to a second UE based on the one or more LBTs, a sidelink transmission using the frequency resource within the instance of the variable time range.
US11611977B2	Determination of application delay value of minimum scheduling offset limit Provided are a method and device for determining an application delay value of a minimum scheduling offset limit in a wireless communication system. In the method, when DCI including information notifying a change in a minimum scheduling offset limit value in slot n of a scheduling cell is received, the changed minimum scheduling offset limit value is applied in slot n+X of the scheduling cell. Here, the X value may be determined on the basis of two parameters such as Y and Z, wherein the Y value is a minimum scheduling offset limit value applied to a scheduled cell scheduled by the DCI, and the Z value is a value determined in advance according to a subcarrier interval of the scheduling cell. In addition, the Z value may be increased by 1 according to the temporal position at which the DCI is received in the slot n.
US11611956B2	Mapping of control information to control channel elements The invention relates to a new structure of a control channel region within a sub-frame of a 3GPP-based based communication system using OFDM in the downlink. This new structure of a control channel region is inter alia particularly suitable for conveying physical downlink control channel information from a donor eNodeB to a relay node. The control channel region is divided in CCEs that have equal size irrespective of the presence of further cell-specific and/or UE-specific reference signals within the control channel region. This is achieved by dividing the control channel region in plural sub-CCEs that are combined to CCEs all having equal size (in terms of resource elements that can be used for the signaling of control information). The control channel region is divided in the frequency domain and/or time domain in a FDM respectively TDM fashion in order to obtain the sub-CCEs.
US11611950B2	Information transmission method, equipment and computer-readable storage medium An information transmission method, equipment and a computer-readable storage medium are provided. The method includes that: the base station sends indication information on a first channel for performing a first service, wherein the indication information comprises at least one of information associated with a second channel or a timing instance at which a terminal monitors the second channel, the second channel being used for performing a second service, and sends configuration information for the terminal on the second channel. The method can avoid the high power consumption caused by the continuous monitoring of the terminal and reduce the impacts on performance of the other terminals.
US11611946B2	Sampling synchronization through GPS signals A method uses a distributed data acquisition system with multiple, physically unconnected, data acquisition units, that can be in wireless communication with a remote host, to timestamp measurement data with sub-microsecond time base accuracy of sampling clock relative to an absolute timeframe. A current absolute time is derived from messages received from a satellite radio beacon positioning system (GPS). Measurement data is sampled by each unit at a specified sampling rate. Using hardware logic, batches of sampled data are associated with corresponding timestamps representing the absolute time at which the data was sampled. Data and timestamps may be transmitted to the host. A time offset bias is compensated by comparing timestamps against a nominal time based on start time and nominal sampling rate. The sampling clock rate may be disciplined using time pulses from the GPS receiver. An initial start of data sampling by all units can also be synchronized.
US11611945B2	Synchronization method, user equipment, and base station Embodiments of the present invention provide a synchronization method, user equipment, and a base station. The synchronization method includes: obtaining, by user equipment, synchronization information, where the synchronization information includes at least one of the following information: synchronization source selection parameter information, synchronization source indication information, or synchronization source priority information; receiving, by the user equipment, a first synchronization signal sent by at least one synchronization source; and determining, by the user equipment, a synchronization reference source according to the synchronization information and the first synchronization information. In the embodiments of the present invention, the synchronization information is obtained, and the synchronization reference source is determined according to the synchronization information and the synchronization signal of the at least one synchronization source, so that synchronization can be implemented.
US11611941B2	Roaming method based on MESH WIFI, electronic device and computer program product A roaming method based on MESH WIFI executable by an electronic device, comprising: calculating noise values and interference coefficients of a primary access point (AP) and surrounding APs, adjusting power values between the primary AP and the surrounding APs based on the noise values and the interference coefficients according to normalization, and, when a target AP from the surrounding APs reaches a preset condition, switching the client to connect to the target AP.
US11611939B2	Techniques for determining power offsets of a physical downlink shared channel Examples include techniques for determining power offsets of a physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH). In some examples higher and physical layer signaling may be provided to user equipment (UE) by a base station such as an evolved Node B to enable the UE to determine power offset values for a multiplexed PDSCH having a serving PDSCH and a co-scheduled PDSCH transmitted via use of same time and frequency resources. The determined power offset values for use by the UE to demodulate the serving PDSCH and mitigate possible interference caused by the co-scheduled PDSCH. Both the UE and the eNB may operate in compliance with one or more 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) Long Term Evolution (LTE) standards.
US11611938B2	Power preservation in GPS-equipped tracking devices Power can be preserved in a tracking device equipped with a GPS receiver and a transceiver by evaluating the proximity of the tracking device to a mobile device and enabling the GPS receiver and transceiver only in the event that the tracking device is out of the range of the mobile device. Once enabled, the location of the tracking device can be determined based on location information received from the GPS receiver. The determined location can be provided to a tracking system associated with the tracking device. The tracking system can then inform an owner of the tracking device of the determined location. Once the tracking device has been found, the GPS receiver and the transceiver can be disabled to save additional power.
US11611911B2	Methods and apparatus for networking on moving platform A routing device for installation on a moving platform connects with multiple wireless access devices for wireless interconnection with a wide-area network (WAN). The routing device routes traffic to the WAN through an active one of the wireless access devices. The routing device monitors connection quality between each of the wireless access devices and the WAN and in response to the metric of connection quality for the wireless access device at the active port dropping below a threshold value, reconfigure the routing device to route data traffic to the WAN through a wireless access device at a targeted one of the ports, different from the active one of the ports.
US11611904B2	Optimized data collection in a wireless network An apparatus, method, and computer-readable recording medium perform optimized data collection in a wireless network. The wireless network communicatively interconnects a gateway device having a network controller, one or more wireless extenders, and one or more client devices. The gateway device receives polling responses from the one or more wireless extenders and periodically monitors station metrics data for the one or more client devices based on the polling responses. The gateway device determines which of the one or more client devices is an immobile device based on the station metrics data, and transmits an instruction to at least one wireless extender for modifying collection or reporting of the station metrics data for any client device determined to be an immobile device.
US11611902B2	Congestion control for power savings in user equipment for direct link communications Example implementations include a method, apparatus and computer-readable medium of wireless communication over a sidelink between a first user equipment (UE) and a second UE. The first UE may identify a configuration for discontinuous reception (DRX) for direct link communications with a second UE. The first UE may determine a channel busy ratio (CBR) based on a plurality of CBR measurement occasions within a time window prior to a direct link transmission based on the configuration for DRX. The first UE may determine whether to perform a congestion control on the direct link transmission based on the CBR. The first UE may perform a direct link transmission subject to a channel occupancy ratio limit.
US11611888B2	Methods and apparatus for using wireless base station antennas to support macro base station MIMO communications with user equipment devices Methods, apparatus, and systems for using multiple antennas located in Citizens Broadcast Radio Service Devices (CBSDs) to communicate with a user equipment device. An exemplary method embodiment includes the steps of: (i) receiving by a macro base station a first set of data to be transmitted to a user equipment device (UE), (iii) dividing by the macro base station said first set of data into a plurality of N data blocks, and (iv) communicating by the macro base station to each of a plurality of different Citizens Broadband Radio Service Devices (CBSDs) one or more different ones of said plurality of N data blocks; and (v) operating the plurality of CBSDs to transmit the one or more data blocks which they receive from the macro base station to the UE. In various embodiments, the macro base station also transmits one or more of the N data blocks to the UE.
US11611884B2	Dynamic configuration of overlapping basic service set preamble detect (OBSS PD) parameters for access points Dynamic configuration of Overlapping Basic Set Service Preamble Detect (OBSS/PD) parameters for an Access Point (AP) may be provided. First, a plurality of stations within a Spatial Reuse (SR) range of the AP may be determined. Next, Signal to Interference plus Noise Ratio (SINR) calculations associated with the plurality of stations may be performed to determine an SINR impact on the plurality of stations if the AP performs an SR transmission given OBSS/PD parameters currently configured for the AP. Then, based on the SINR calculations, the OBSS/PD parameters for the AP may be dynamically adjusted.
US11611882B2	Automatically integrating security policy in mobile applications at build-time A mobile application development environment may be maintained in association with a computing platform. A request to produce a first mobile application with a first security policy may be processed. The first mobile application may be automatically produced. The first security policy may be integrated with the first mobile application during creation of the first mobile application. The first mobile application may be provided to a mobile application provider. The first security policy may be included in the first mobile application when the first mobile application is downloaded from the mobile application provider.
US11611877B2	User authentication Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for user authentication are disclosed. In one aspect, a method includes the actions of receiving a request to access a streaming service on an electronic device. The actions further include, in response to receiving the request to access the streaming service on the electronic device, determining, by the computing device, that a subscriber device is in a vicinity of the electronic device. The actions further include, based on determining that the subscriber device is in the vicinity of the electronic device, determining, by the computing device, a user identifier associated with the subscriber device. The actions further include determining that the user identifier is associated with a valid subscription to the streaming service. The actions further include providing data to access the streaming service.
US11611875B2	Optimized simultaneous authentication of equals (SAE) authentication in wireless networks Authentication with security in wireless networks may be provided. A first confirm message comprising a first send-confirm element and a first confirm element may be received. Next, an Authenticator Number Used Once (ANonce) may be generated and a second confirm message may be sent comprising the ANonce, a second send-confirm element, and a second confirm element. Then an association request may be received comprising a Supplicant Number Used Once (SNonce) and a Message Integrity Code (MIC). An association response may be sent comprising an encrypted Group Temporal Key (GTK), an encrypted Integrity Group Temporal Key (IGTK), the ANonce, and the MIC. An acknowledgment may be received comprising the MIC in an Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) over LAN (EAPoL) key frame and a controller port may be unblocked in response to receiving the acknowledgment.
US11611872B2	Methods and systems for a self-provisioning device In an aspect, the present disclosure includes a method, apparatus, and non-transitory computer readable medium for wireless communications for initiating, by a provisioning system, a provisioning procedure to configure and update a device that initiates an initial connection to a wireless network based on a unique identifier of the device; and establishing, by the provisioning system, a secure socket with the device based on the provisioning procedure.
US11611863B2	Method and apparatus for low energy discovery A method, apparatus and computer program product are provided for facilitating efficient device discovery. In regards to a method implemented by a master device, a first identifier is received from a remote source. The method also receives one or more wireless device discovery packets comprising a second identifier from a proximate device, wherein the wireless device discovery packet comprises information compliant with a short-range communication technology to advertise presence of the proximate device or information compliant with a short-range communication technology to scan for proximate devices according to proximity-based communication technology. The method then, causes, in an instance in which at least the portion of the first identifier matches at least the portion of the second identifier, a wireless short-range communication connection procedure to be initiated between the apparatus and the proximate device, wherein the wireless short-range communication connection procedure complies with the proximity-based communication technology.
US11611841B2	Audio processing method and apparatus An audio processing method includes: M first audio signals are obtained by processing a to-be-processed audio signal by M first virtual speakers; N second audio signals are obtained by processing the to-be-processed audio signal by N second virtual speakers; M first head-related transfer functions (HRTFs) centered at a left ear position and N second HRTFs centered at a right ear position are obtained; a first target audio signal is obtained based on the M first audio signals and the M first HRTFs; and a second target audio signal is obtained based on the N second audio signals and the N second HRTFs.
US11611835B2	Combined corrugated piezoelectric microphone and corrugated piezoelectric vibration sensor A MicroElectroMechanical Structure (MEMS) accelerometer includes a piezoelectric membrane including at least one electrode and an inertial mass, the piezoelectric membrane being affixed to a holder; and a circuit for evaluating sums and differences of signals associated with the at least one electrode to determine a three-dimensional acceleration direction, wherein the at least one electrode includes a segmented electrode, and wherein the segmented electrode includes four segmentation zones.
US11611830B2	Audio transducer with forced ventilation of motor and method An electromechanical transducer (e.g., 200 or 300) includes a motor structure and voice coil winding support structure or former (203 or 303) configured with a vented annular spacer (e.g., 250) and vented distal pole tip member (e.g., 255) having aligned radial channels aimed to transport heat away from a voice coil (202 or 302) during the transducer's reciprocating movement while providing an extended, linear dynamic range and continuous cooling for the voice coil. A dual magnetic gap embodiment has an inside annular spacer member (e.g., 355A) and a co-planar outside annular spacer member (e.g., 350-O), each made of a thermally conductive steel alloy.
US11611828B2	Systems and methods for improving audio virtualization Virtual sound room rendering is most realistic when the listener has themselves been the subject of the binaural room impulse response measurements, and most pleasing when the sound room involved has a high acoustic fidelity. Where the listener has no access to good sound rooms non-personalised high fidelity sound rooms are modified using information from a listener's personalised binaural impulse response data to improve the realism of such rooms. Where sound rooms are available, information from higher fidelity non-personalised sound rooms are used to improve the sound quality of the listener's personalised room data. Alternatively either personalised or non-personalised rooms can be improved through modification of their reverberation characteristics according to the listener's taste.
US11611827B2	Speaker audio configuration system System, method, and various embodiments for providing a speaker audio configuration system are described herein. An embodiment operates by identifying an external speaker connected to an audio device. Second capability information for the external speaker is retrieved and user input indicating a relative position of the external speaker to the internal speaker is received. An audio configuration for the external speaker is calculated based on the second capability information and the relative position of the external speaker. The calculated audio configuration is provided to the external speaker. The external speaker is configured to receive and audibly output audio from the audio device based on the audio configuration.
US11611818B1	Metallic audio speaker cover with a multi-color cloth-like appearance and method of manufacturing A metallic audio speaker cover and a related method of manufacturing that has a surface with a cloth-like appearance. The metallic audio speaker cover has a base of expanded metal through which sound may pass; a pretreatment film which adheres to the expanded metal base; and one or more multi-color powder coating films that adhere to the pretreatment film. In some embodiments, the surface also has anti-microbial properties.
US11611816B2	Service data processing method and device This application discloses a service data processing method and device. A transmit-end device may generate an optical transport network (OTN) encapsulated signal carrying service data, and generate at least n FlexO (flexible optical transport network) frames based on the OTN encapsulated signal and send the at least n FlexO frames, where r FlexO frames in the at least n FlexO frames carry service check data, and the service check data may be used to restore the service data when bit error rates of k FlexO frames are greater than a reference bit error rate. In this way, if no more than r physical ports included in a FlexO group interface fail, or a bit error rate of no more than r FlexO frames is greater than the reference bit error rate due to another reason, a receive-end device may restore the service data through a received FlexO frame.
US11611805B2	Video streaming apparatus, video editing apparatus, and video delivery system A video delivery system according to the present disclosure includes: a video streaming apparatus which records and transmits a video data; and a video editing apparatus which receives video data and edits a video based on the video data. The video streaming apparatus includes a streaming processing unit which transmits information which indicates whether a record processing unit has recorded a video file. The video editing apparatus includes range designation means which indicates, to a user, a time range for which the video streaming apparatus has recorded a video file, based on determination by the additional information interpretation means.
US11611804B2	Publishing disparate live media output streams using live input streams A live media content switching system inserts, based on one or more events in a first live input stream manifest, information related to a plurality of first media segments and the one or more events from the first live input stream manifest into a first disparate live media output stream manifest, based on a programming schedule. Based on a switching between a first live input stream indicated in the first live input stream manifest from a first regional network and a second live input stream indicated in a second live input stream manifest from a second regional network at scheduled time stamps, an updated first disparate live media output stream manifest is generated. The first live input stream and the second live input stream are switched based on a type of the one or more events.
US11611801B2	Control method applied to electronic device and associated electronic device and processor The present invention provides a control method applied to an electronic device is disclosed, wherein the electronic device includes a processor and a wireless network module, and the control method includes the steps of: generating a determination result by determining if the wireless network module needs to transmit a packet; and when the determination result indicates that the wireless network module needs to transmit the packet, reducing a frequency of a clock signal used by the processor during a packet transmission.
US11611790B2	RF channel description for multiple frequency networks Techniques are described for expanding and/or improving the Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) 3.0 television protocol in robustly delivering the next generation broadcast television services. An ATSC3.0 service list table (SLT) contains correlations between service IDs and frequencies so that a receiver receiving duplicate services on different frequencies in a boundary between broadcast regions can select the best frequency to tune to in order to present the service, without having to access a database to correlate service IDs to frequencies.
US11611789B2	Adaptive bitrate streaming Systems and methods are described for performing adaptive bitrate (ABR) streaming. A user device may request a segment of a first version of a plurality of versions of a content asset from a content provider, and may receive the segment. An estimated time to receive a second segment of a second version of the content may be determined based on metrics associated with receipt of the segment of the first version and in a manner that takes into account latency with the network, such that a determination whether to switch to a higher or lower bitrate version of a content asset during ABR streaming may be more accurately made.
US11611787B1	Systems and methods for signaling host devices via a broadcast channel with grouping filters Embodiments include a system, method, and a computer program product for broadcasting a universal message to a plurality subscriber devices. Embodiments include generating a universal message comprising information identifying one or more target subscriber devices from among the plurality of subscriber devices to execute an update or an event, broadcasting the universal message to each subscriber device of the plurality of subscriber devices, receiving a request, from the one or more target subscriber devices, to transmit a payload when the universal message comprises instructions to execute the update, and transmitting the payload to the one or more target subscriber devices.
US11611785B2	Systems and methods for encoding and streaming video encoded using a plurality of maximum bitrate levels Systems and methods for streaming and playing back video having a variety of resolutions, frame rates, and/or sample aspect ratios, where the video streams are encoded at one of a number of maximum bit rate levels, in accordance with embodiments of the invention are disclosed. One embodiment includes a processor, and storage containing data relating combinations of resolution and frame rates to maximum bitrates, where a plurality of resolution and frame rates that are related to the same maximum bitrate form a maximum bitrate level. In addition, an encoding application configures the processor to encode a video stream as a plurality of video streams having different resolutions and frame rates, where the target maximum bitrate used during the encoding is selected based upon the maximum bitrate levels of the resolution and frame rate combinations indicated within the data relating combinations of resolution and frame rates to maximum bitrates.
US11611782B2	Just in time content conditioning A device may receive a manifest that identifies a plurality of content fragments associated with a content asset. The device may receive or access instructions for inserting secondary content into a location of the content asset that does not align with the boundaries between the content fragments. Based on the received instructions, the playback device may generate updated manifest information that identifies a first modified content fragment and a second modified content fragment. The location for inserting the secondary content in the updated manifest information may align with a new boundary of the first modified content fragment or the second modified content fragment. The device may share the updated manifest information, and may receive a modified manifest file, or content asset, comprising the modified content fragments.
US11611775B2	Method and apparatus for point cloud coding In some examples, an apparatus for point cloud compression/decompression includes processing circuitry. The processing circuitry determines a flag that indicates an enable/disable control for saving coding state in a largest coding unit (LCU) based coding of a point cloud. In some examples, the processing circuitry stores coding state information before a coding of a first LCU; and in response to the flag indicating an enable control, the processing circuitry restores, a coding state according to the stored coding state information before a coding of a second LCU. In some examples, in response to the flag indicating an enable control, the processing circuitry stores the coding state information before the coding of the first LCU. In some examples, in response to the flag indicating a disable control, the processing circuitry skip the storing/restoring of the coding state information.
US11611773B2	System of video steganalysis and a method for the detection of covert communications A system of video steganalyzer is provided. The system includes a display and a processor. The processor is configured to generate a motion vector map from a video, extract a morphological feature from the motion vector map, evaluate the morphological feature of the motion vector map, and determine if the video includes embedded information.
US11611772B2	Method and an apparatus for processing a video signal The present invention relates to a video signal decoding method for adding an intra prediction mode as a sub-macroblock type to prediction of a macroblock in coding a video signal. Some implementations may include obtaining a macroblock type, when a macroblock includes the intra prediction coded sub-macroblock and the inter prediction coded sub-macroblock based on the macroblock type, obtaining prediction mode flag information indicating whether the sub-macroblock is the intra prediction coded or the inter prediction coded, and obtaining a prediction value of the sub-macroblock. Accordingly, implementations disclosed herein may raise coding efficiency of video signal by adding an intra prediction mode as a sub-macroblock type in predicting a macroblock.
US11611764B2	Method and apparatus of HEVC de-blocking filter A method of de-blocking filtering a processed video is provided. The processed video includes a plurality of blocks and each block includes a plurality of sub-blocks. A current block of the plurality of blocks includes vertical edges and horizontal edges. The processed video further includes a set of control parameters and reconstructed pixels corresponding to the current block. A boundary strength index is estimated at the vertical edges and at the horizontal edges of the current block. The set of control parameters, the reconstructed pixels corresponding to the current block and partially filtered pixels corresponding to a set of adjacent sub-blocks are loaded. The vertical edges and the horizontal edges of the current block are filtered based on the boundary strength index and the set of control parameters such that a vertical edge of the current block is filtered before filtering at least one horizontal edge of the current block.
US11611756B2	Method and apparatus for video coding A method and apparatus for video coding. In some examples, an apparatus includes receiving circuitry and processing circuitry. The processing circuitry decodes prediction information of a block in a current picture from a coded video bitstream. The prediction information includes an index for prediction offset associated with an affine model in an inter prediction mode. The affine model is used to transform between the block and a reference block in a reference picture that has been reconstructed. Further, the processing circuitry determines parameters of the affine model based on the index and a pre-defined mapping of indexes and offset values, and reconstructs at least a sample of the block according to the affine model.
US11611753B2	Quantization process for palette mode Devices, systems and methods for video processing are described. An exemplary method for video processing includes determining, for a block of a video, a quantization parameter associated with the block, coding the block of the video into a bitstream representation of the video as a palette coded block in part based on a modified value of the quantization parameter, and signaling coded information related to the quantization parameter in the bitstream representation.
US11611749B2	Encoding apparatus, image capturing apparatus, control method, and storage medium There is provided an encoding apparatus. A data processing unit generates binary data by performing data processing, including binarization processing, with respect to image data that has been input from an image capturing unit. An arithmetic coding unit generates arithmetic code data by performing arithmetic coding of the binary data. A control unit performs control so as to record the arithmetic code data into a recording unit. When the image data is still image data generated during continuous shooting of still images, the control unit performs control so as to record the binary data into the recording unit without generating the arithmetic code data.
US11611748B2	Transform coefficient block coding An encoder encodes transform coefficients of a transform coefficient block representing a block of a picture using a scan pattern which sequentially traverses the transform coefficients of the transform block by encoding absolute values of quantization levels of the transform coefficients. The absolute values are binarized with a binarization comprising a first part of the binarization below a cutoff value and a second part of the binarization, prefixed by a codeword of the first part of the binarization for the cutoff value, above the cutoff value. The encoder adaptively, based on previously encoded transform coefficients, decreases the cutoff value to zero monotonically during encoding of the transform coefficients so that the binarization comprises the second part of the binarization and not the first part of the binarization.
US11611733B2	Cross-view image optimizing method, apparatus, computer equipment, and readable storage medium Disclosed is a cross-view image optimizing method and apparatus, and a computer equipment and a readable storage medium. The method includes: acquiring a sample image and a pre-trained cross-view image generating model; generating an multi-dimensional cross-view image of the sample image by a multi-dimensional feature extracting module of the first generator to obtain dimension features and cross-view initial images at multiple dimensions; obtaining a multi-dimensional feature map with corresponding dimension features by the second generator; inputting the multi-dimensional feature map to a multi-channel attention module of the second generator for feature extraction and calculating a feature weight of each attention channel, obtaining attention feature images, attention images and feature weights in a preset number of the attention channels; and weighting and summing the attention images and the attention feature images of all the channels according to the feature weights, and obtaining a cross-view target image.
US11611732B1	Method and device for aligning color channels A method of aligning a plurality of color channels of a projector is provided. The method includes: for each color channel, (i) projecting test pattern on a surface; (ii) capturing image of the test pattern generated on the surface; and (iii) adding the captured image to an image set. Once the captured images for each color channel are added to an image set, identifying a reference position based on the image set. This is followed by processing the image set to estimate a divergence of the respective test patterns for each color channel with respect to the reference position, followed by computing a corrective function for each color channel and applying the respective corrective function to each color channel to align the color channel to the reference position.
US11611731B2	Evaluation method for image projection system, image projection system, and image projection control apparatus An evaluation method for an image projection system in which a first projector, a second projector, and a third projector perform stack projection on a screen, the method including acquiring a first image generated by capturing the screen at a first timing, acquiring a second image generated by capturing the screen at a second timing, causing the projection state of the first projector to differ from the projection states of the second projector and the third projector at the first timing, and evaluating whether or not the first projector needs to be adjusted based on the first image and the second image.
US11611729B2	Display method, apparatus and system A display system for use in a Pepper's Ghost illusion includes a light emissive display, a sensor operable to detect the position of an attachment member of a cone, relative to the light emissive display, and a positioning processor operable to position images, which have been distorted by an inverse of the distortion caused by the reflection of the cone, responsive to the detected position of the cone relative to the light emissive display.
US11611719B2	Management of video playback speed based on objects of interest in the video data Systems, methods, and software described herein manage the playback speed of video data based on processing objects in the video data. In one example, a video processing service obtains video data from a video source and identifies objects of interest in the video data. The video processing service further determines complexity in frames of the video data related to the objects of interest and updates playback speeds for segments of the video data based on the complexity of the frames.
US11611717B2	Image sensing device and operating method thereof An image sensing device includes at least one unit pixel including a plurality of pixels for generating a plurality of pixel signals based on a plurality of control signals having different phases, and an equalizing circuit suitable for equalizing noise that occurs in the plurality of pixels during a reset operation on the unit pixel.
US11611714B2	Generating customized, personalized reactions to social media content The present disclosure is directed toward systems, computer-readable media, and methods for generating a personalized selfie reaction-element in connection social media content. For example, the systems and methods described herein generate a personalized selfie reaction-element including a multi-media item and one or more elements and/or enhancements. The systems and method described herein can then provide the personalized selfie reaction-element for use in connection with various types of social media content including communication threads, ephemeral content, posts, and direct messages.
US11611695B2	Imaging device and electronic device including the same An imaging device includes a light source operating in response to an optical control signal having a predetermined frequency, a sensor including a plurality of pixels, configured to generate an electrical signal in response to a light reception signal output by the light source and reflected from a subject, and a logic circuit configured to generate first raw data of a spatial domain based on the electrical signal, and an image signal processor configured to convert the first raw data into second raw data of a frequency domain, to select low-frequency data of the second raw data within a frequency band lower than a predetermined reference frequency, to apply a predetermined weighting to the low-frequency data to generate weighted data, and to generate a resultant image based on the first raw data and the weighted data.
US11611692B2	Fixed pattern noise reduction and high spatial frequency filtering using vari-focus lenses in low contrast scenes A method for identifying and correcting fixed pattern noise includes capturing a focused image and an unfocused image via a variable focus lens. Fixed pattern noise represented in the unfocused image is filtered from the focused image. The unfocused image represents a low-pass filtered component of the focused image; subtracting the unfocused image from the focused image results in a high-pass and fixed pattern noise filtered focused image. Image capture and focus of the variable focus lens are synchronized to remove transitional frames from the image stream.
US11611686B2	Video signal processing device, video freeze detecting circuit and method of detecting video freeze A video signal processing device including a video signal dividing unit that divides a video signal into first to k-th division video signals (k is an integer of 2 or more) for each frame; a video change detecting unit that detects, for each of the first to k-th division video signals, whether or not there has occurred a change in the video signal between the frames, and generates first to k-th video change detection signals representing the detection results; and a video no-change determining unit that generates a video no-change signal indicating that there is no change in the video signal when the number of video change detection signals indicating that there is no change among the first to k-th video change detection signals is greater than a predetermined number.
US11611681B2	Multi-mode scanning device A multi-mode scanning device for scanning an original includes a non-transparent element, a first light source, a second light source and an optical module. The first light source outputs visible light to irradiate the non-transparent element and the original to generate first light and second light, respectively. The second light source outputs invisible light to irradiate a combination of the non-transparent element and the original to generate third light and fourth light. The optical module receives the first light, the second light, the third light and the fourth light and generates sensing signals representative of visible light information and invisible light information of the original. The original is disposed between the non-transparent element and the optical module. The first light source and the optical module are disposed on a same side of the non-transparent element.
US11611679B2	Precise circular halftones Embodiments are disclosed for generating a vector object that comprises a precise circular halftone representation of an input image. A method of precise circular halftone generation includes receiving an input image, dividing the image into a grid comprising a plurality of cells, determining a color of a portion of the input image associated with a first cell, determining a radius of circular halftone elements to represent the color associated with the first cell, and generating a path object representing the portion of the input image using circular halftone elements having the determined radius.
US11611676B2	Image processing apparatus and image processing method for adding and changing image processing An image processing apparatus includes: a processor that executes a script and a native instruction sequence; a controller that instructs execution of an image processing function selected by a user; an operation manager that receives an instruction from the controller and manages progress of plural procedures constituting the image processing function; and a processing module that executes processing according to each of the procedures. The processing module is written as a script, the controller assigns an identifier corresponding to each of different image processing functions and provides a common instruction to the operation manager, and the operation manager calls and executes the processing module corresponding to the assigned identifier via common calling processing to the image processing functions.
US11611671B2	Image reading device having openable auto document feeder and image forming apparatus provided therewith An image reading device installed in an image forming apparatus includes a document placing table having an image reader, and an auto document feeder (ADF) rotatably supported by the document placing table. The ADF is rotatable between a closed position where an upper surface of the document placing table is uncovered and an opened position where the upper surface is covered. The ADF includes a document tray, a document discharge tray arranged at a position below the document tray with a space, and a front wall fixed to a front side of the document tray. A cutout part is formed on the front wall with a front side of the space being opened through the cutout part. The ADF further includes a hand grip provided to an upper edge of the cutout part, and used to lift the ADF from the closed position toward the opened position.
US11611669B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and storage medium An information processing apparatus executes a document reading operation at a timing when a button is pressed, and displays a confirmation screen for prompting a user to confirm settings for processing during execution of the document reading operation.
US11611668B2	Image processing system that generates job setting information based on interaction with user of information processing apparatus using chatbot In an image processing system, an interactive message is transmitted and received between an information processing apparatus and a chatbot server, job setting information is generated, image data and the job setting information are stored in a storage on a network in association with job identification information, a QR code generated from the job identification information is displayed on a screen of the information processing apparatus, an image forming apparatus is caused to read the QR code and to convert the QR code to job identification information, and the image data and the job setting information associated with the job identification information are transmitted from the storage to the image forming apparatus via the management server.
US11611656B2	Platform for emergency event subscriptions A data subscription system provides emergency event data to receiving systems. The data subscription system includes an event emitter and a distribution module. The event emitter receives event data describing an event in a computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system; the event is related to an emergency call. The event emitter identifies a subscription subscribed to the event based on a tenant identifier identifying a CAD tenant associated with the event, and adds a data message with the event data to a queue for the identified subscription. The distribution module retrieves the data message from the queue, transforms the data message based on one or more filtering or formatting rules, and transmits the transformed data message to a receiving system associated with the subscription.
US11611648B2	Method and apparatus for contacting emergency services A personal medical device which may allow for direct connection with emergency medical dispatch services via the emergency wireless network while simultaneously allowing the device to store and automatically contact one or more emergency contact persons utilizing a standard wireless internet connection and/or a connection through an intermediate device.
US11611639B2	Apparatus and method for an accelerated and offload dual border relay Methods and systems for an accelerated and offload dual border relay. A method includes receiving, by a hardware border relay from a network device, an Internet Protocol (IP) packet, determining, by the hardware border relay, a packet type of the IP packet, translating, by the hardware border relay provisioned with IPv6 transition technology rules, the IP packet to a hardware translated IP packet when the IP packet is a first type, translating, by the offload border relay provisioned with MAP-T rules, the IP packet to an offload translated IP packet when the IP packet is a second type, transmitting, by the offload border relay to the hardware border relay, the offload translated IP packet when the IP packet is the second type, and transmitting, by the hardware border relay, one of the offload translated IP packet and the hardware translated IP packet to another network device.
US11611638B2	Re-assembly middleware in FPGA for processing TCP segments into application layer messages A method and system of a re-assembly middleware in FPGA for processing TCP segments into application layer messages is disclosed. In recent years, the communication speed in digital systems has increased drastically and thus has brought in a growing need to ensure a good/high performance from the FPGA services. The disclosure proposes a re-assembly middleware in the FPGA for processing TCP segments into application layer messages at a pre-defined frequency for a good/high performance. The pre-defined frequency is a high frequency performance feature of the re-assembly middleware, wherein the FPGA's implementation frequency is at atleast 300 MHz based on a memory optimization technique. The memory optimization technique includes several strategies such registering an output and slicing memories.
US11611632B2	Cloud to on-premise port forwarding with IP address bound to loopback alias An example method to provide communication between a first computer in a first computer network and a second computer in a second computer network is disclosed. The method includes aliasing the second computer's address in the second computer network to a loopback interface of a third computer in the first computer network and establishing a tunnel between the third computer and a fourth computer in the second computer network. Establishing the tunnel includes configuring the fourth computer to forward traffic received from the tunnel to the second computer. The method further includes configuring routing in the first computer network to direct traffic destined for the second computer network to the third computer, and configuring the first computer to transmit packets destined for the second computer with the second computer's address in the second computer network.
US11611629B2	Inline frame monitoring An example inline frame monitor is disclosed. The inline frame monitor injects monitoring logic into a document object model to monitor an activity within a dynamically loaded inline frame of a web page. Data regarding the activity within the dynamically loaded inline frame is received. A policy is applied to validate or invalidate the activity within the dynamically loaded inline frame.
US11611619B2	Policy-based data placement in an edge environment Data can be placed by an edge node in a computing environment using multiple criteria in a placement policy. For example, a processing device of an edge node can receive a write request for storing a data object. The processing device can select first and second criteria from a placement policy based on a tag for the data object. The processing device can determine a set of remote components that fulfill the first criterion. The processing device can then identify, from the set, a destination component that fulfills the second criterion. The processing device can transmit the data object to the destination component.
US11611606B1	Selecting hosting servers for interactive electronic activities This disclosure describes selecting the best hosting server(s) in a particular geographical location for the majority of participants in an interactive electronic activity. A request for an electronic interactive activity involving a plurality of nodes is received. At least one factor related to a plurality of potential servers is evaluated with respect to the plurality of nodes, where at least two of the plurality of potential servers are located in different geographical locations. Based at least in part on evaluating the factors, one or more of the potential servers is selected to host the electronic interactive activity, where the one or more of the potential servers selected are located in the same geographical location.
US11611605B2	Dynamically modifying an execution environment for varying data Examples of the present disclosure describe systems and methods of dynamically modifying execution environment for varying data or executables. The data or executables may be a multimedia file and the execution environment may be multimedia playback settings. In aspects, content comprising various media items may be received by a client device. The media items may be evaluated to determine a set of characteristics for the media items. The set of characteristics may be compared to a user's preferred configuration settings or previously-played media items. Based on the comparison, the set of characteristics may be altered to be consistent with the preferred configuration settings (e.g., a modified set of characteristics may be estimated). The modified media items may then be played under known playback settings. In aspects, the media item under consideration may be played as is using an estimated playback configuration to enable a user-preferable playback experience.
US11611603B2	Apparatus and method for transmitting multiple on-demand audio streams locally to web-enabled devices An apparatus and method for transmitting multiple on-demand audio streams locally to web-enabled user devices. Primarily usable for local audio acquisition and instant redistribution in conference halls with translation booths and stadiums with commentators, the technology is scalable and can be tailored to suit any local acquisition and distribution of both digital and analog audio signals. The technology is reliant on the local network configuration and wireless coverage.
US11611602B2	Method and system for group call using unicast and multicast A method and a system for performing a group call using unicast and multicast are provided. A group call method performed by a first client device, may include: establishing a media session with a server providing a group call service based on a group call request from the first client device; transmitting, to the server through the media session, at least one first packet including a first source identifier of the first client device; providing a user interface at the first client device, that enables selecting at least one second client device from a plurality of second client devices that participate in a group call initiated by the first client device; and transmitting, from the first client device to the server, at least one second packet including a second source identifier of the selected at least one second client device as a destination of data included in the at least one second packet.
US11611598B2	Outbound call routing in an integrated voice and video platform Voice and video features of a software platform are integrated to enable customization of software services of the software platform on a customer-basis. Routing rules are defined to route calls to certain phone numbers from certain software services. Thereafter, when an outbound call is initiated by a software service, the call is received via a telephony system associated with the software platform, a routing rule customized for the software platform is identified based on information signaled with the call, such as an identifier associated with the software service. A phone number is determined based on the routing rule, and the outbound call reporting the determined phone number is delivered to a destination phone number.
US11611581B2	Methods and devices for detecting a spoofing attack Methods and devices for detecting a spoofing attack are provided. The method includes receiving a speech signal; applying a Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) to the speech signal to extract FFT features therefrom and feeding the extracted FFT features to a pre-trained deep neural network to assign a first confidence score to the speech signal; applying a Discrete cosine transform (DCT) to the speech signal to extract DCT features therefrom and feeding the extracted DCT features to a pre-trained deep neural network to assign a second confidence score to the speech signal; applying a pre-trained deep convolutional network (DCN) based on an end-to-end architecture to the speech signal to assign a third confidence score to the speech signal; computing a total confidence score based on the assigned confidence scores; and comparing the computed total confidence score to a predefined threshold to detect whether the received speech signal is spoofed.
US11611577B2	Threat mitigation system and method A computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: obtaining consolidated platform information for a computing platform to identify one or more deployed security-relevant subsystems; processing the consolidated platform information to identify one or more non-deployed security-relevant subsystems; generating a list of ranked & recommended security-relevant subsystems that ranks the one or more non-deployed security-relevant subsystems; and providing the list of ranked & recommended security-relevant subsystems to a third-party.
US11611566B2	Automatic verification of safety for virtualized networks Described are examples for providing a system for managing configuration and policies for a virtualized wide area network (vWAN) support on a wide area network (WAN). The vWAN includes a plurality of virtual network entities associated with geographic locations including the physical computing resources of the WAN and virtual connections between the virtual network entities. The system includes a network safety component for managing configurations and policies of the vWAN on the WAN. The network safety component receives a change to a policy or configuration of the vWAN from an operator of a network connected to the vWAN. The network safety component evaluates a set of safety rules for the operator based on the change and a network state of a physical WAN underlying the vWAN. The network safety component generates an error message in response to at least one of the set of safety rules failing the evaluation.
US11611565B2	Systems and methods for providing an interactive media presentation A system for providing an interactive presentation to an audience device is provided. The system interfaces with a database storing presentation content and a workspace. The workspace stores the presentation content and additional content and storing one or more access policies and being associated with a first user. The system comprises a processor for executing one or more modules comprising a content creation and updating module configured to enable an updating of the presentation content and the additional content according to the one or more access policies; and a content access interface module configured to determine one or more portions of the presentation content and the additional content for accessing at the audience device according to the one or more access policies. A method for providing an interactive media presentation is also provided.
US11611555B1	Systems and methods for electronic enrollment and authentication Current embodiments relate to proofing and authenticating digital access and/or control requests. By communicating with various service providers, automatic proofing and/or enrollment for authentication of digital access and/or control services may be provided. A confidence level may be calculated and data validation performed to ensure accuracy of the data received via the various service providers (e.g., to ensure that two data sets received from two respective service providers of the various service providers pertain to a user).
US11611554B2	System and method for assessing authenticity of a communication Disclosed is a method and system for assessing the authenticity of a communication. The method comprises receiving data of the communication by the processor between one or more participants. Further, extracting one or more features by the processor from the data by using data extraction techniques. Further, comparing the one or more features by the processor with predefined threshold features stored in a feature repository. Further, generating, one or more authenticity attributes by using one or more trained Artificial Intelligence (AI) models applied over the one or more features, along with results of the comparing. Each of the one or more authenticity attributes generates a recommendation output, providing the authenticity of the communication.
US11611550B1	Detecting fake user recognition authentication requests An authentication system for granting access to an account associated with a user. An authenticator of the authentication system including a processor and a memory, the authenticator configured to: receive a request for authentication that identifies the user; access an authentication account associated with the user, wherein the authentication account indicates a smart device associated with the user; activate a control parameter of the smart device, wherein the control parameter may cause an effect in a media sample from the smart device; receive the media sample from the smart device and determine if the effect corresponding to the control parameter is observed in the media sample; and in response to a determination that the effect is not observed in the media sample, indicate that the request for authentication is a fraudulent request.
US11611548B2	Bulk multifactor authentication enrollment Embodiments perform bulk multifactor authentication (MFA) enrollment in an identity cloud management system. An entity can be created in the identity cloud management system, where the entity is issued a credential that includes a permissions scope for communicating with the identity cloud management system. A bulk set of user identities and MFA enrollment information including MFA security factors for the user identities and a status for the user identities can be received in association with the credential, where the MFA security factors include a mix of communication addresses and shared secrets. A subset of the user identities that include a status that indicates MFA enrollment can be enrolled, where the enrolling includes creating an MFA footprint for the subset of user identities within an MFA database, and each created MFA footprint includes a received MFA security factor. Access to cloud-based services or applications can be secured using the created MFA footprints, where the secured access includes secure API calls to the identity cloud management system.
US11611540B2	Protection of authentication data of a server cluster This disclosure describes a process for securely instantiating a virtual machine on a server cluster. The virtual machine just after instantiation has access to persistent storage that includes an encrypted region and lacks access to an encryption key configured to provide access to data stored within the encrypted region. The virtual machine receives a communication from a management server associated with the server cluster that includes the encryption key configured to provide access to the data stored within the encrypted region. After the virtual machine receives the encryption key, the server cluster runs services that depend upon the data stored within the encrypted region to operate after receiving the communication from the management server.
US11611535B2	Dynamically selecting firewall signatures using network traffic Described embodiments provide systems and methods for selecting one or more firewall rules to apply to a server based at least on identifying a service of the server. A device intermediary to a plurality of clients and a serve may identify a pattern of a firewall to apply to a response from the server to a request from a client of the plurality of clients. The pattern may be to identify a service configured on the server. The device may determine that the response from the server matches the pattern. The device may identify, responsive to the response matching the pattern, that the service is configured on the server. The device may select, based at least on the service, one or more rules for the firewall to apply to responses from the server.
US11611534B2	Data processing system, data processing method, and program An agent device transmits certain data, which is used for generating display data, of data relating to a plurality of pieces of operation data collected from an instrument to a computation server device. A service broker device relays certain data transmitted from the agent device to the server device. The server device generates display data on the basis of certain data relayed by the service broker device.
US11611519B1	Event trigger visibility within a group-based communication system Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are provided for managing trigger visibility within a group-based communication system where visibility to a trigger may be determined by one or more trigger visibility parameters including a user parameter associated with one or more users and a resource parameter associated with a specific resource or context within the group-based communication system. If a trigger is determined to be visible, based on the trigger visibility parameters, the trigger is included within the group-based communication system such that the trigger and a corresponding workflow are accessible.
US11611513B2	System and method for discovering interfaces in a network A system and method for discovering interfaces in a network is provided wherein a remote system is configured to discover by connecting to plurality of servers, and intelligently stitching together interfaces that exist between different applications. The remote system is configured to identify these interfaces through message queue servers in the network and their queue managers. Further, stitching together the interfaces is done based upon the hops that a message performs from one system to its target application using message queues. Interface name is created by reading message header, applications involved and queue properties. The system capabilities also include tracking the usage of interfaces based on the traffic that is flowing through them. The system provides a repeatable process to obtain accurate repository of interfaces.
US11611509B2	Communication method, communications device, and communications system A communications method includes receiving, by a first provider edge (PE) device, a data packet from a second PE device and avoiding, by the first PE device, sending the data packet to the second PE device in response to determining that a source address of the data packet is the same as an address of the second PE device in an entry. The source address of the data packet is the same as the address of the second PE in the entry stored in the first PE device. A customer edge (CE) device is multi-homed to the first PE device and the second PE device in an all-active mode. The CE device is connected to the first PE device through a first connection and the second PE device through a second connection. The first connection and the second connection belonging to a same Ethernet segment.
US11611506B2	Processing a flow at the egress node in segment routing This disclosure describes techniques that include determining, at an egress node in an SRm6 network, how to process a packet that may arrive without a segment routing header and/or a compressed routing header. In one example, this disclosure describes a method that includes receiving, by an egress node of a segment routing network, segment routing advertisements; configuring, by the egress node and based on the segment routing advertisements, information enabling the egress node to recognize encapsulated packets arriving at the egress node without a compressed routing header; receiving, by the egress node, a packet that does not have a compressed routing header; and de-encapsulating, by the egress node and based on the stored information, the packet.
US11611505B2	Communicating packets across multi-domain networks using compact forwarding instructions Techniques and mechanisms for compressing the size of SIDs to be smaller than a complete IPv6 address (or “micro SIDs”), and scaling micro SIDs across a multi-domain environment using micro SID-domain-blocks. Segment routing over IPv6 (SRv6) uses 128-bit IPv6 addresses as SIDs for segment routing. According to this disclosure, multiple SRv6 SIDs may be expressed in a compact format such that a 128-bit IPv6 address, such as the destination address field of the IPv6 header, may store multiple micro SIDs. Further, SID-domain-blocks may be assigned to each domain in a multi-domain network such that micro SIDs may be expressed in the context of a given domain, rather than being shared in the global multi-domain network. In this way, lists of domain-specific SIDs may be fully expressed in the IPv6 destination address of the packet to scale micro SID into large, multi-domain networks.
US11611487B2	Model driven process for automated deployment of domain 2.0 virtualized services and applications on cloud infrastructure A model-driven system automatically deploys a virtualized service, including multiple service components, on a distributed cloud infrastructure. A master service orchestrator causes a cloud platform orchestrator to retrieve a cloud services archive file, extract a cloud resource configuration template and create cloud resources at appropriate data centers as specified. The master service orchestrator also causes a software defined network controller to retrieve the cloud services archive file, to extract a cloud network configuration template and to configure layer 1 through layer 3 virtual network functions and to set up routes between them. Additionally, the master service orchestrator causes an application controller to retrieve the cloud services archive file, to extract a deployment orchestration plan and to configure and start layer 4 through layer 7 application components and bring them to a state of operational readiness.
US11611486B2	Method and system for deployment and management of composite applications A method, a device, and a non-transitory storage medium are described in which a deployment and management of composite application service is provided. The service may allow a third party to develop and on-board logic that manages an application service hosted in an application layer network of a network provider. The logic may include optimization of the application service and remedial procedures that address events associated with degradation and/or performance of the application service. The service may configure resources of a host device to host the logic and expose services provided by the network provider in support of the management of the application service.
US11611482B1	Bandwidth throttling Bandwidth throttling in a browser isolation environment is disclosed. A request is received from a client browser executing on a client device to connect with a remote resource. The browser isolation system provides a surrogate browser to facilitate communications between the client browser and the remote resource. A throttle is applied to a portion of content delivered to the client browser in response to the received request.
US11611477B1	Wireless data link between an autonomous vehicle and other vehicles A system and method including storing a configuration file defining one or more data structures to configure a first radio to communicate with a second radio, the configuration file defining at least a radio frequency (RF) channel and a plurality of data ports; and updating a set of configuration settings of the first radio based on the data structures defined in the configuration file, and to communicate RF data through the plurality of data ports with the second radio.
US11611472B2	Techniques for activating and deactivating user equipment relays Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A first user equipment (UE) may receive, via a communication link between the first UE and a base station, radio resource control (RRC) signaling which configures a relay communication sidelink for communicating message traffic between the first UE and a second UE for relay to the base station. The first UE may receive a control message via layer one (L1) signaling or layer two (L2) signaling which activates the relay communication sidelink configured by the RRC signaling. The first UE may then communicate, via the relay communication sidelink, a message for relay to or from the base station by the first UE or the second UE based on the control message.
US11611471B2	Virtual gateway control and management In accordance with one or more embodiments, aspects of the disclosure may provide efficient, effective, and convenient ways of managing network devices. In particular, a client router may connect to an upstream virtual gateway. The virtual gateway may manage a large number of client devices. Each client router may be represented virtually within the gateway as a virtual router. The virtual gateways may be distributed regionally, in order to manage large numbers of client routers and/or to reduce transmission delays. The virtual gateways may be managed by a gateway controller. The gateway controller may be centralized, and perform various configuration functions, such as configurations for hardware, logical networking, or content access policies. In some instances, messages sent between the gateway controller using a first protocol and the client router using a second protocol may be translated by a protocol agent.
US11611468B2	Beam management with DRX configuration Systems, apparatuses, and methods are described for wireless communications. A base station may transmit, to a wireless device, one or more radio resource control messages comprising parameters for a discontinuous reception operation and one or more beam procedures. The wireless device may monitor, based on one or more of the parameters, a downlink control channel for downlink control information (DCI). After detecting the DCI, the wireless device may receive one or more downlink packets.
US11611461B2	On PDCCH DMRS mapping and coreset resource allocation A UE determines a first DCCH resource candidate in a first CORESET on a carrier, the first DCCH resource candidate including a first set of RBs. The UE also determines a first sequence of DMRSs that are mapped, starting at a reference point, to RBs in a predetermined range within the carrier in a frequency domain, the predetermined range containing the first DCCH resource candidate in the frequency domain. The UE further determines a first reference location of the first set of RBs. The UE determines, based on the first reference location, a first set of DMRSs from the first sequence of DMRSs, the first set of DMRSs being mapped to the first set of RBs. The UE obtains a channel estimation based on the first set of DMRSs; and The UE performs blind decoding of the first DCCH resource candidate based on the channel estimation.
US11611459B1	Symbol configuration for single-carrier for frequency domain equalization waveform Disclosed are techniques for wireless communication. In an aspect, a wireless device determines a symbol configuration for transmission of SC-FDE waveform with zero gaps arranged between a communication channel part, RS part, and CP part. The SC-FDE waveform is transmitted to another wireless device, which processes the SC-FDE waveform.
US11611454B2	Distributed network interfaces for application cloaking and spoofing Systems and methods associated with distributing an application's network interface over nodes of a networking fabric are presented. Nodes of the fabric can operate as interface modules, each taking on a role or responsibility for a portion of the application's network address including IP address, port assignments, or other portions of the network address. Interface modules of the networking nodes can then spoof or cloak the application to provide security against internal or external threats.
US11611453B2	Network interface provisioning of containerized instances based on tenant policies Network interface provisioning of containerized instances based on tenant policies. A network interface assignment process (NIAP) receives a first request to assign a network interface to a first containerized instance comprising at least one container. The NIAP determines that a first tenant of a plurality of different tenants is associated with the first containerized instance. The NIAP accesses a first network assignment tenant policy (NATP) that corresponds to the first tenant. Based on the first NATP, the NIAP assigns, to the first containerized instance, a first network interface via which the first containerized instance can communicate with other containerized instances associated with the first tenant.
US11611431B2	Network bound encryption for recovery of trusted execution environments The technology disclosed herein provides network bound encryption that enables a trusted execution environment to persistently store and access recovery data without persistently storing the decryption key. An example method may include: establishing a trusted execution environment in a first computing device, the trusted execution environment comprising an encrypted memory area; loading cryptographic key data of a second computing device and executable code into the trusted execution environment; transmitting combined key data that is based on the cryptographic key data to a third computing device; deriving a cryptographic key from combined key data received from the third computing device, the received combined key data being based on the cryptographic key data of the second computing device and cryptographic key data of the third computing device; and causing the trusted execution environment to execute the executable code and use the cryptographic key to access sensitive data on a persistent storage device.
US11611418B2	Phase tracking reference signal processing method and apparatus A PTRS processing method includes: receiving, by a terminal, first indication information and second indication information from a network device, where the first indication information is used to indicate a time-domain location at which a PTRS is to be sent by the terminal, and the second indication information is used to indicate an offset of an initial time-domain location to which the PTRS is mapped by the terminal; mapping, by the terminal, the PTRS to one or more DFT-s-OFDM symbols based on the first indication information and the second indication information; and sending, by the terminal, the one or more DFT-s-OFDM symbols. In this way, the PTRS mapped to the DFT-s-OFDM symbol is offset at a DFT-s-OFDM symbol level.
US11611416B2	Rate splitting using first layers and second layers Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a transmitter device may allocate data associated with a user equipment (UE), of two or more UEs, into at least one of a first part, a second part, or a combination thereof; multiplex the first part of the data associated with the UE with a first part of data associated with one or more other UEs, of the two or more UEs, to form multiplexed data; map the multiplexed data to a first set of layers; and map the second part of the data associated with the UE and a second part of the data associated with the one or more other UEs to a second set of layers. Numerous other aspects are provided.
US11611415B2	Transmission device and transmission method A transmission device that improves data reception quality includes: a weighting synthesizer that generates a first precoded signal and a second precoded signal from a first baseband signal and a second baseband signal, respectively; a phase changer that applies a phase change of i×Δλ to the second precoded signal; an inserter that inserts a pilot signal into the second precoded signal applied with the phase change; and a phase changer that applies a phase change to the second precoded signal applied with the phase change and inserted with the pilot signal. Δλ satisfies π/2 radians<Δλ<π radians or π radians<Δλ<3π/2 radians. Each of the first baseband signal and the second baseband signal is modulated via a modulation scheme of quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) using non-uniform mapping.
US11611408B2	Methods, systems and computer readable media for reconstructing uncorrectable forward error correction (FEC) data A method for reconstructing uncorrectable forward error correction (FEC) data includes generating and transcoding a known bit sequence and transmitting a FEC encoded codeword that includes a payload containing the transcoded known bit sequence through a component under test. The method further includes receiving the FEC encoded codeword transmitted via the component under test and determining that the encoded contents of the FEC encoded codeword contains a number of symbol errors that exceeds a predefined threshold. The method also includes utilizing stored scramble seed bits corresponding to an immediately preceding FEC encoded codeword and the transcoded known bit sequence to generate a reconstructed codeword.
US11611406B1	Systems and methods for DOCSIS profile management A profile optimizing method is provided for a downstream channel transmission of active subcarriers to user devices. The method includes steps of receiving channel measurement data from each user device for each subcarrier, calculating a maximum bit-loading value for each user device per subcarrier, grouping the user devices into a plurality of clusters based on a proximity of the maximum bit-loading values of a first user device to those of a second user device within the particular cluster, assigning each user device within the particular cluster to a single cluster profile. A plurality of single cluster profiles for the plurality of clusters forms a set of cluster profiles. The method further includes steps of determining a channel capacity ratio for the set of cluster profiles, and combining at least two single profiles of the set of cluster profiles into a coalesced profile pair.
US11611402B2	Communication device, communication relay system, and master station apparatus A communication device according to an embodiment is capable of communicating with another communication device via a first network and a second network each transmitting radio signal data by different communication methods. The communication device includes: a first communicator capable of communicating with another communication device via the first network; a second communicator capable of communicating with another communication device via the second network; a delay parameter acquirer to acquire a delay parameter of the first network; and a delay parameter reflector to reflect the delay parameter of the first network acquired by the delay parameter acquirer on a delay parameter of the second network.
US11611395B2	Adaptive equalization device, adaptive equalization method, and communication device First compensation circuitry includes a first digital filter compensating a phase difference between a phase of a symbol of a received signal and a sampling timing, and first filter coefficient calculation circuitry calculating a filter coefficient of the first digital filter as a first filter coefficient. Second filter coefficient calculation circuitry calculates, as a second filter coefficient, a filter coefficient for adaptive equalization that compensates distortion due to temporally changing polarization dispersion, based on an output of the first digital filter. Coefficient combination circuitry combines the first filter coefficient and the second filter coefficient. Second compensation circuitry includes a second digital filter which uses a filter coefficient combined by the coefficient combination circuitry and performs a compensation of the phase difference between the phase of the symbol of the received signal and the sampling timing, and a process of the adaptive equalization at the same time.
US11611390B2	Enhanced LDACS system having different user classes and associated methods An enhanced L-band Digital Aeronautical Communications System (LDACS) may include LDACS ground stations; and a LDACS airborne stations, each configured to communicate with the LDACS ground stations at a given class of service from among different classes of service. The enhanced LDACS may also include a network controller configured to operate the LDACS ground stations and LDACS airborne stations at the different user classes of service.
US11611385B2	Base station, system, method, and non-transitory computer readable medium An object of the present disclosure is to provide a base station, a system, a method, and a program capable of improving DL MU-MIMO characteristics. A base station according to the present disclosure includes: a calculation unit that calculates a spatial multiplexing antenna weight VJL of each of a plurality of antennas owned by the base station based on information about at least one spatial multiplexing terminal and Down Link (DL) channel information of the at least one spatial multiplexing terminal; and an interference elimination unit that calculates an interference elimination antenna weight WJL that reduces interference power with respect to other terminals to a desired level or lower based on the spatial multiplexing antenna weight VJL, and calculates a desired signal power loss PLJL of the at least one spatial multiplexing terminal based on the spatial multiplexing antenna weight VJL and the interference elimination antenna weight WJL.
US11611368B2	Radio-frequency signal receiver/transmitter circuit A radio-frequency signal receiver/transmitter circuit includes a power amplifying circuit that amplifies a radio-frequency transmit signal for output, at least one duplexer including a transmit filter for passing the radio-frequency transmit signal and a receive filter for passing a radio-frequency receive signal, a switch that electrically connects between the power amplifying circuit and the transmit filter, and a control circuit that controls enabling/disabling the power amplifying circuit, that controls connection of the switch, and that controls switching the receive filter between first bandpass characteristics and second bandpass characteristics. The receive filter switches between the first bandpass characteristics and the second bandpass characteristics, in which attenuation is relatively less than that in the first bandpass characteristics. The control circuit exerts such control that the receive filter in the duplexer, including the transmit filter through which the radio-frequency transmit signal does not pass, changes to the second bandpass characteristics.
US11611362B2	Duobinary receiver for receiving a duobinary signal A duobinary receiver includes a signal dividing circuit configured to output a plurality of data by dividing an input signal according to a plurality of multi-phase sampling clocks signals; a level detecting circuit configured to output a plurality of state signals respectively corresponding to duobinary levels of the plurality of data; and a data converting circuit configured to decode the plurality of state signals to output a corresponding plurality of bits.
US11611359B2	Data storage device A data processing system includes a storage medium, and a controller including a data processing block, configured to receive data from a host, transmit the received data to the storage medium, read data from the storage medium in response to a read request from the host, and decode the read data by the data processing block according to multiple decoding modes. The data processing block includes a first decoder and a second decoder, and is configured to manage the first decoder and the second decoder to run the decoding for the read data, and activate a fast decoding having shorter latency than a normal decoding after a fast decoding condition is satisfied.
US11611358B2	Systems and methods for detecting or preventing false detection of three error bits by SEC Various implementations described herein relate to correcting errors in Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM). A memory controller uses an Error Correcting Code (ECC) to store an encoded data word within a DRAM die. The DRAM die is communicatively coupled the memory controller by a memory data bus. The DRAM die includes on-die error correction for data bits stored in the DRAM. Upon reading the encoded data word, the memory controller corrects and detects one or more errors. The one or more errors are introduced by at least one of the on-die error correction of the DRAM die or the memory data bus.
US11611355B2	Techniques for parameter set and header design for compressed neural network representation Systems and methods for encoding and decoding neural network data is provided. A method includes: receiving a neural network representation (NNR) bitstream including a group of NNR units (GON) that represents an independent neural network with a topology, the GON including an NNR model parameter set unit, an NNR layer parameter set unit, an NNR topology unit, an NNR quantization unit, and an NNR compressed data unit; and reconstructing the independent neural network with the topology by decoding the GON.
US11611345B1	NAND based sequential circuit with ferroelectric or paraelectric material A low power sequential circuit (e.g., latch) uses a non-linear polar capacitor to retain charge with fewer transistors than traditional CMOS sequential circuits. In one example, a sequential circuit includes pass-gates and inverters, but without a feedback mechanism or memory element. In another example, a sequential uses load capacitors (e.g., capacitors coupled to a storage node and a reference supply). The load capacitors are implemented using ferroelectric material, paraelectric material, or linear dielectric. In one example, a sequential uses minority, majority, or threshold gates with ferroelectric or paraelectric capacitors. In one example, a sequential circuit uses minority, majority, or threshold gates configured as NAND gates.
US11611344B2	Touch detection circuit with different charging and discharging currents and operating method thereof There is provided a touch detection circuit including a charging circuit, a discharging circuit, a counter and a processor. The charging circuit charges a detection capacitor within a charging interval using different currents. The discharging circuit discharges the detection capacitor within a discharging interval using different currents. The counter counts the charging interval and the discharging interval. The processor subtracts a baseline time from a counted charging time and a counted discharging time to cancel the noise interference.
US11611341B2	Sampling circuit and sampling method Sampling circuits and methods for sampling are provided. In a first operating phase, sampling capacitors are coupled to inputs, and in a second operating phase, to a common-mode signal.
US11611338B2	Transistor aging reversal using hot carrier injection Embodiments relate to circuit for reversing a threshold voltage shift of a transistor. The circuit includes a current mirror for sensing a transistor current and generating a mirrored current corresponding to the sensed transistor current, a gate biasing module for providing a gate bias to the transistor, and a calibration engine configured to receive the mirrored current from the current mirror and to control the gate biasing module in response to determining whether the mirrored current is outside of a predetermined range indicative of a shift in the threshold voltage of the transistor. The gate biasing module includes a gate biasing circuit configured to operate the transistor in a region where hot carrier injection (HCI) is present, and a gate switch for coupling the gate biasing circuit to a gate terminal of the transistor.
US11611333B1	Driving circuit and a related electronic device The present disclosure discloses a driving circuit and a related chip and electronic device. The driving circuit is configured to drive a load and includes: a control unit, configured to generate a first control signal and a second control signal; a first output terminal, coupled to the capacitive touch screen; a mutual capacitive driving circuit, including: a first pull-up unit, configured to selectively pull up the first output terminal coupled to a high voltage level according to the first control signal; a first pull-down unit, configured to selectively couple the first output terminal to a low voltage level according to the second control signal; a first low-pass filter circuit, coupled between the control unit and the first pull-up unit; and a second low-pass filter circuit, coupled between the control unit and the first pull-down unit.
US11611332B1	Gate driver having input and output sides galvanically isolated from one another A gate driver includes: an input pin for receiving switching control information from a controller; an output pin for driving a control terminal of a power transistor; a power supply pin for receiving power from an external supply; an input side electrically connected to the input pin; an output side electrically connected to the output pin and the power supply pin; and an isolation structure galvanically isolating the input side and the output side from one another. The output side is configured to transfer a fraction of the power received at the power supply pin to the input side over the isolation structure for powering the input side. The input side is configured to convey the switching control information received at the input pin to the output side over the isolation structure. A power electronic system that includes the gate driver is also described.
US11611329B2	Vibrating element, vibrator, electronic device, and vehicle A vibrating element includes a base and a first vibrating arm and a second vibrating arm extending from the base. The first vibrating arm includes a first arm and a first weight. The second vibrating arm includes a second arm and a second weight. In the vibrating element, 0.952
US11611321B2	Operational amplifier The present disclosure relates to an electronic device comprising a pair of first transistors, each first transistor being coupled to a first node by a conduction terminal, a pair of second transistors, each second transistor being coupled to a second node by a conduction terminal, and a third transistor coupling the first and second nodes, the control terminal of the third transistor being coupled to the output of an operational amplifier, the operational amplifier being coupled, at its input, to the first node and to a node of application of a reference voltage.
US11611317B2	Circuitry applied to multiple power domains The present invention provides a circuitry applied to multiple power domains, wherein the circuitry includes a first circuit block and second circuit block, the first circuit block is powered by a first supply voltage of a first power domain, and the second circuit block is powered by a second supply voltage of a second power domain. The first circuit block includes a first amplifier and a switching circuit. The first amplifier is configured to receive an input signal to generate a processed input signal. When the second circuit block is powered by the second supply voltage, the switching circuit is configured to forward the processed input signal to the second circuit block; and when the second circuit block is not powered by the second supply voltage, the switching circuit disconnects a path between the first amplifier and the second circuit block.
US11611315B2	Noise filtering circuit and an electronic circuit including the same A noise filtering circuit including: an amplifier which receives a reference bias through a first input terminal, generates an amplified output voltage and outputs the amplified output voltage through an output terminal, and receives an output voltage generated on the basis of the amplified output voltage through a second input terminal; a resistance component connected between the output terminal of the amplifier and the second input terminal; and a capacitor connected to the resistance component.
US11611312B1	Solar panel cleaning apparatus A solar panel cleaning apparatus includes at least two rails in which a fluid pipe moves over the surface of a solar panel and sprays a fluid onto the surface of the solar panel in order to remove dust, dirt, film and debris. Nozzles are part of the fluid pipe which sprays the fluid on the surface of the solar panel. Each rail includes grooves along a surface of the rail and wheels are propelled along the grooves the rail. A fluid conduit is attached to at least one wheel within one of the rails and is in fluid communication with the fluid pipe. A self-aligning bearing is connected to the wheels to keep the fluid conduit from winding around itself or the wheel. Humidity and wind sensors control the start and stop of a pump.
US11611307B2	Short-circuit fault-tolerant control method based on deadbeat current tracking for five-phase permanent magnet motor with sinusoidal back-electromotive force or trapezoidal back-electromotive force A short-circuit fault-tolerant control method based on deadbeat current tracking for a five-phase permanent magnet motor with a sinusoidal back-electromotive force or a trapezoidal back-electromotive force (EMF) is provided. By fully utilizing a third harmonic space of a five-phase permanent magnet motor in a fault state, the method proposes a fault-tolerant control strategy for a five-phase permanent magnet motor with a sinusoidal back-EMF or a trapezoidal back-EMF in case of a single-phase short-circuit fault. The method enables the five-phase permanent magnet motor to make full use of the third harmonic space during fault-tolerant operation, thereby improving the torque output of the motor in a fault state and improving the fault-tolerant operation efficiency of the motor. The method achieves desirable fault-tolerant performance and dynamic response of the motor, and expands the speed range of the motor during fault-tolerant operation.
US11611302B2	Systems and methods for controlling inducer motor speed Disclosed are exemplary embodiments of systems and methods for controlling inducer motor speed. In an exemplary embodiment, a method includes changing stator voltage of an inducer motor (e.g., by changing a firing angle of a triac, using a transistor, a silicon controlled rectifier or semiconductor controlled rectifier (SCR), other switching device, etc.); determining actual inducer motor speed (e.g., by using a hall effect sensor or other speed sensor, etc.); and after determining the actual inducer motor speed, changing the motor stator voltage (e.g., by changing the firing angle of the triac, etc.) to a value at which the actual inducer motor speed is controllably regulated and/or maintained substantially at a set speed.
US11611294B2	Vibration driving device, apparatus equipped with vibration driving device, control device and control method for vibration actuator A vibration driving device that improves controllability in low speed driving. The vibration driving device includes a vibration actuator that includes a vibrator that has an elastic member and an electro-mechanical energy conversion element, a contact member that contacts the vibrator, and a control device that controls drive of the vibration actuator. The control device includes a speed detection unit that detects speed information showing relative speed of the vibrator and the contact member, and an adjustment unit that decreases amplitude of vibration excited in the vibrator in a case where the speed detection unit detects that a state where the vibration actuator does not operate approximately and a state where the vibration actuator operates at a speed faster than a target driving speed occur alternately after starting to drive the vibration actuator.
US11611289B2	Hybrid modular multilevel converter topologies using half-bridge submodules Aspects are described for hybrid modular multilevel converters that include half-bridge submodules. In some embodiments, a hybrid modular multilevel converter can include a direct current (DC) bus and an alternating current (AC) node. A first arm of the hybrid modular multilevel converter includes a first submodule chain link and a first arm inductor and a second arm includes a second submodule chain link and a second arm inductor. A capacitor connects between a first side of the first arm and a first side of the second arm.
US11611280B2	Galvanically isolated DC-DC circuit converter with data communication, corresponding system and corresponding method A DC-DC converter includes: an transformer having a primary winding and a secondary winding magnetically coupled to the primary winding; a power oscillator applying an oscillating signal to the primary to transmit a power signal to the secondary winding; a rectifier connected to the secondary winding of the transformer to obtain an output DC voltage by rectification of the power signal; comparison circuitry to generate an error signal representing a difference between the output DC voltage and a reference voltage; a transmitter connected to the secondary winding of the transformer to apply an amplitude modulation to the power signal at the secondary winding of the transformer in response to the error signal to thereby produce an amplitude modulated signal at the primary winding; and a receiver and control circuit connected to the primary winding to control an amplitude of the oscillating signal as a function of the amplitude modulated signal.
US11611274B2	Methods and apparatus to start converters into a pre-biased voltage Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture are disclosed to start converter into a pre-biased voltage. The disclosed methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture provide an apparatus comprising: an error amplifier including a feedback network and a differential difference amplifier (DDA), the DDA coupled to a power converter, a voltage generator, and the feedback network coupled to the third input of the DDA, the fourth input of the DDA, and the output of the DDA; a multiplexer coupled to the voltage generator, the second input of the DDA, and the first input of the DDA; a first switch coupled in parallel to the feedback network; a second switch coupled to a delay cell and an oscillator; and a trigger including an output, the trigger coupled to the voltage generator, the power converter, and the output of the trigger coupled to the multiplexer, first switch, and the second switch.
US11611270B2	Method for trickle impregnation of the stator or armature of an electric machine A method for trickle impregnation of a stator or armature of an electric machine with a synthetic resin curing under temperature increase comprises heating the stator or the armature from an initial temperature to a trickle temperature range of the synthetic resin; keeping constant the temperature in the trickle temperature range and introducing the synthetic resin into the stator or the armature; heating the stator or the armature to a curing temperature range; keeping constant the temperature of the stator or the armature in the curing temperature range and setting and curing the synthetic resin to a duroplast; and cooling down the stator or the armature. The trickle temperature range has lower temperatures than the curing temperature range. The method includes inductively heating the stator or the armature. The stator or the armature may be disposed in an impregnation device.
US11611263B1	Electrical power generation An electric power generation system receives a gas flow at a heater, heats the gas flow at the heater with a heated fluid from a waste heat process, and directs the heated gas flow to a turbine wheel of an electric generator. The heated gas flow drives rotation of the turbine wheel, and in response to rotating the turbine wheel, electrical current is generated by the electric generator. Generated electrical current is then directed to power electronics.
US11611258B2	Electric assembly and vehicle having the same The present disclosure discloses an electric assembly and a vehicle having the same. The electric assembly includes: a box assembly, where an mounting plate is disposed in the box assembly, the mounting plate divides a space within the box assembly into a motor holding cavity and a transmission holding cavity that are arranged along an axial direction of a motor shaft, and the mounting plate has a shaft via-hole making the motor holding cavity and the transmission holding cavity be in communication with each other; a motor, disposed in the motor holding cavity; and a transmission, disposed in the transmission holding cavity, where the motor is power-coupled to the transmission.
US11611255B2	High-speed edge-wound rotor A rotor having multiple poles is provided and includes at each pole an end winding support forming a channel, a bus bar disposed in the channel and edge-wound coils disposed to extend around the end-winding support and the bus bar. The edge-wound coils are stacked radially and include an inner diameter coil routed to an adjacent pole and brazed to an inner diameter coil of the adjacent pole and an outer diameter coil brazed to the bus bar.
US11611233B1	Power adapter configured to apply power to a device A power adapter configured to apply power to a device is disclosed. The power adapter comprises a switching module having a recess comprising a first set of contacts for receiving control signals, wherein the switching module comprises a switch for selectively applying power to a device based upon the control signals; and a control module removably coupled to the switching module and having a second set of contacts coupled to the first set of contacts of the switching module when the control module is attached to the switching module; wherein the switching module comprises a user interface element.
US11611232B2	Systems and methods for providing direct current and alternating current from a power supply to a load A power system including an input configured to receive input AC power, a DC output configured to provide output DC power to a load, an AC output configured to provide output AC power to the load, an AC/DC converter coupled to the input and configured to convert the input AC power into DC power, a DC bus, and a controller configured to monitor a current demand at the DC output relative to a demand threshold, operate, in response to a determination that the current demand at the DC output is below the demand threshold, the power system in a first mode of operation by enabling the AC/DC converter to provide DC power to the DC bus, and operate, in response to a determination that the current demand at the DC output is above the demand threshold, the power system in a second mode of operation by disabling the AC/DC converter.
US11611230B2	Power supply facility for a magnetic resonance facility, magnetic resonance system, and method for operating a power supply facility A power supply facility for supplying a magnetic resonance facility with electrical power includes a control facility, a network connection to a power network, and an electrical energy store, such as a battery. The network connection is configured for an installed power level that is lower than a maximum power level that may be demanded by the magnetic resonance facility. The control facility is configured, in the event that a power demand of the magnetic resonance facility exceeds the installed power, to provide the power from the network connection and the energy store.
US11611226B1	Marine battery charger and power supply system with status indicator plug end A marine battery charger system configured to be installed on a marine vessel to charge a marine battery includes a housing, a charging circuit in the housing configured to receive AC power and to output a charge current to the marine battery, and a cord. The cord has a plug end configured to engage an AC power outlet and is configured to transmit the AC power from the AC power outlet to the charging circuit. A controller is configured to control a charging operation mode of the charging circuit and a status indicator is located at the plug end of the cord and configured to be controlled by the controller to indicate the charging operation mode of the charging circuit.
US11611219B2	System of critical datacenters and behind-the-meter flexible datacenters Systems include one or more critical datacenter connected to behind-the-meter flexible datacenters. The critical datacenter is powered by grid power and not necessarily collocated with the flexboxes, which are powered “behind the meter.” When a computational operation to be performed at the critical datacenter is identified and determined that it can be performed at a lower cost at a flexible datacenter, the computational operation is instead routed to the flexible datacenters for performance. The critical datacenter and flexible datacenters preferably shared a dedicated communication pathway to enable high-bandwidth, low-latency, secure data transmissions.
US11611215B1	System and method for power distribution optimization An illustrative embodiment disclosed herein is method for power distribution optimization. In some embodiments, the method includes determining an efficiency for each power block of a plurality of power blocks of a power distribution optimization system, determining a characteristic for each power block, determining a power to provide, selecting a first percentage of the power that a first power block is to provide and a second percentage of the power that a second power block is to provide at least based on the efficiency for each power block, the characteristic for each power block, and the power to provide, wherein the first percentage of the power is greater than the second percentage of the power, and sending a dispatch command to cause the first power block to provide the first percentage of the power and the second power block to provide the second percentage of the power.
US11611214B2	Power isolation systems and devices for micro grids for information and communication technology infrastructure and related methods of providing power to micro grids A power system includes a power sourcing device, a first splice enclosure including a first power input port, a first power output port, and a first power tap port that is connected to a first remote powered device, and a second splice enclosure including a second power input port, a second power output port, and a second power tap port that is connect to a second remote powered device. The power system includes a composite power-data cable configured to carry power signals transmitted from the power sourcing device to the first splice enclosure and to the second splice enclosure. The power sourcing device is configured to disable the power signals to at least one of the first power input port, the first power output port, or the first power tap port of the first splice enclosure without disabling the power signals at the second splice enclosure.
US11611210B2	Tie switch restoration A control system and method for a group of interconnected feeders which enables fault location, isolation and service restoration without requiring each switch to have topology knowledge of devices in adjacent feeders. The method defines, for each switch, connectivity and X/Y directional information about its neighboring switches and propagates this information throughout each feeder. A leader device is also determined for each feeder. Information about topology of adjacent feeders is not needed by all devices. Only normally-open tie switches which define a boundary between two adjacent feeders have knowledge of the devices in both feeders. Switches which open during fault isolation automatically find open tie switches in a direction opposite the fault, and request service restoration downstream of the fault by providing power from an adjacent feeder. Leader devices ensure an overload condition is not created before initiating opening and closing operations of switches downstream of the fault.
US11611200B2	Integrated systems facilitating wire and cable installations Pulling eyes are provided with integrated wiring systems suitable for installing conductors or cables. The pulling eyes may include body portions that define interior cavities that are sized to snugly engage outside portions of the conductors or cables. The body portions are sized to be deformably crimped onto the outside portions of the conductors or cables. The pulling eyes may also include head portions joined to the body portions, with the head portions defining apertures for receiving a strength member for installing the conductors or cables. These apertures place the interior cavities in communication with the exteriors of the pulling eyes.
US11611199B2	Fixing method of wire harness A fixing method of a wire harness is provided. A wire harness structure is formed by covering a wire harness with a sheet material in which a thermoplastic adhesive is coated on one surface including a required portion so as to fix the wire harness to the sheet material. The formed wire harness structure is spread on a roof liner. By pressuring the required portion warmed, the wire harness structure is fixed to the roof liner with the thermoplastic adhesive.
US11611189B2	Systems and methods for addressing pumping of thermal interface materials in high-power laser systems In various embodiments, laser devices feature means, such as fasteners, for attaching a laser package to a cooling plate, which allow motion of the laser package in response to thermal cycles resulting from operation of a beam emitter therewithin. Embodiments of the invention additionally or instead include laser devices featuring segmented barrier layers for electrically isolating the laser package from the cooling plate.
US11611184B2	Slip ring assembly The disclosure relates to a slip ring assembly, which has a slip ring body and at least one slip ring arranged on the slip ring body and a contact module having contact elements. The contact elements contact a slideway of the slip ring. A cleaning device is provided for cleaning the slideway. According to the disclosure, the cleaning device has a cleaning brush having a brush filling contacting the slideway.
US11611182B2	Exchangeable extended life connections for mass interconnects An interface having a frame with a plurality of slots, a first pass-through insert in the frame and a second pass-through insert in the frame. The first pass-through insert and the second pass-through insert each have a housing and a contact with the type of contact in the first pass-through insert is different than the type of contact in the second pass-through housing.
US11611179B2	Connection device A connection device for connecting an electrical or electronic component, which is accommodated in a thick-walled housing part, through a stepped bore in the wall of the housing part, includes a connection part having a stepped cylindrical body having a first cylindrical portion with a first outer diameter corresponding to the diameter of an inner bore portion of the stepped bore and a second cylindrical portion with a second outer diameter corresponding to the larger diameter of an outer bore portion, and a separate, essentially cylindrical contact carrier part fixed in the base body, which has contact pins protruding from an inner end face located on the inside of the thick-walled housing part. A fastener detachably fastens the connection part inserted in the stepped bore in the bore of the housing part.
US11611169B2	Board-to-board electrical connector with reinforced end portions A connector includes a plurality of contacts made of metal material and arranged in an arrangement direction orthogonal to a fitting direction, an insulator made of insulating resin material and holding the plurality of contacts, and a reinforcement terminal made of metal material and attached to an end portion of the insulator in the arrangement direction, the insulator including a fitting portion extending along the arrangement direction and projecting in the fitting direction for fitting to a portion to be fitted of the counter connector, the reinforcement terminal including a terminal accommodating portion of recess shape for accommodating a reinforcement terminal of the counter connector, and a wall portion facing an end portion of the fitting portion in the arrangement direction across the terminal accommodating portion, the reinforcement terminal including a resin material flow passage penetrating the wall portion and reaching the end portion of the fitting portion.
US11611168B2	Cable connector with contact holder latching to the outer shell A cable connector includes an outer shell having a bore extending between a mating end and a cable end. The outer shell has latch pockets. The cable connector includes a shield received in the outer shell that divides the bore into chambers. The cable connector includes contact holders received in corresponding chambers. Each contact holder includes at least one contact channel and a deflectable latch having a latching head at a distal end of the latch configured to be received in the corresponding latch pocket of the outer shell to axially secure the contact holder in the outer shell. The latch has an interference bump at an inner end of the latch configured to engage the shield to press the latching head of the latch outward. The cable connector includes contacts received in corresponding contact channels of the corresponding contact holders.
US11611166B2	Socket connector and connector assembly The present disclosure discloses a socket connector including an insulating base and a number of socket terminals. The insulating base includes an outer plastic frame defining a receiving channel and an inner plastic block received in the receiving channel. The inner plastic block includes two sidewalls opposite to each other in a left-and-right direction. The socket terminals are arranged in two rows by positioning symmetrically and respectively on the two sidewalls of the inner plastic block. The socket terminals of each row are arranged in an upper-and-lower direction and spaced away from each other in the upper-and-lower direction. Each socket terminal extends along a front-and-back direction perpendicular to both the left-and-right direction and the upper-and-lower direction. A connector assembly including the socket connector and the mated plug connector is also disclosed in the present disclosure.
US11611162B1	Apparatus, system, and method for reducing chassis depths in connection with power supply units An apparatus may include (1) a terminal connector configured to be electrically coupled to a power interface of a computing device, (2) an inline terminal block assembly that is independent of the terminal connector, (3) at least one terminal-side power cable configured to be electrically coupled between the terminal connector and the inline terminal block assembly, and (4) at least one distribution-side power cable configured to be electrically coupled between the inline terminal block assembly and a power distribution system.
US11611159B2	Method of manufacturing terminal-equipped electrical wire and terminal-equipped electrical wire A method of manufacturing a terminal-equipped electrical wire includes: inserting a core-wire exposed part of a core wire of an electrical wire at a terminal between inner wall surfaces of a pair of piece parts of a terminal fitting including a core-wire connection body formed of a bottom part and the piece parts protruding from both ends of the bottom part, and placing the core-wire exposed part on an inner wall surface of the bottom part; melting the core-wire exposed part and the core-wire connection body by emitting a laser beam to the core-wire exposed part and the core-wire connection body from a free end side of each piece part; and fixing the core-wire exposed part and the core-wire connection body melted by the laser beam, with the emission of the laser beam stopped.
US11611157B2	Flexible electrically conductive pastes and devices made therewith This invention provides a polymer thick film electrically conductive paste composition, comprising conductive metal powder, a resin blend of polyol and phenoxy resin, blocked aliphatic polyisocyanate and one or more polar, aprotic solvents. In one embodiment the paste composition is used to form electrically conductive adhesive. In another embodiment the paste composition is used to form an electrically conductive polymer thick film.
US11611156B1	Dual shifter devices and systems for polarization rotation to mitigate interference Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, receiving, by a double trombone shifter device, signals relating to one or more crossed-dipole radiating elements of an antenna system, performing, by the double trombone shifter device, polarization rotation of the signals to derive output signals having polarizations that are rotated in a manner that results in a virtual physical rotation of the one or more crossed-dipole radiating elements, and providing, by the double trombone shifter device, the output signals to enable avoidance of interference. Other embodiments are disclosed.
US11611149B2	Leaky-wave antenna A leaky-wave antenna includes a substrate extending along an axis, and a dielectric waveguide extending along the axis and arranged in the substrate. The dielectric waveguide includes at least a top side, a bottom side, and opposite sides arranged between the top and bottom sides. A distance defined between the opposite sides varies along the axis for at least part of a length of the dielectric waveguide.
US11611146B2	Antenna array radiation shielding An antenna array may include shielding elements that provide a degree of radiation shielding to other components of the antenna array, such as a substrate of the antenna array. In some examples, the shielding elements may be positioned to overlap with one or more gaps between antenna elements, or one or more gaps between ground elements (e.g., when viewed from a radiation source, when viewed in a direction perpendicular to a substrate). Thus, shielding elements of an antenna array may reflect, absorb, or otherwise dissipate radiation that passes through such gaps before the radiation is incident on the other components of the antenna array, such as the substrate of the antenna array.
US11611135B2	Waveguide section comprising waveguide tubes with plug-in filter devices The present disclosure relates to a waveguide section having at least one air-filled waveguide conducting tube having an electrically conducting inner wall. Each waveguide conducting tube comprises has a plug-in filter device with two or more electrically conducting elements arranged in series and spaced apart by a connecting arrangement. Each plug-in filter device is adapted to be retained in the corresponding waveguide conducting tube using a dielectric holding arrangement such that the electrically conducting elements are spaced apart from the waveguide conducting tube. The electrically conducting elements are arranged to be electromagnetically coupled such that passing a radio frequency is electromagnetically filtered.
US11611129B2	Battery sub-packing unit and battery module including the same A battery sub-packing unit includes a plurality of secondary battery cells, a cell support member including a seating portion for accommodating the plurality of secondary battery cells, and a venting inducing portion connecting the seating portion to an external area, and a case member provided to surround the secondary battery cell accommodated in the seating portion and to seal around the secondary battery cell.
US11611125B2	Battery module housing having easily reusable, recyclable, and reworkable adhesion structure and battery module comprising same A battery module housing includes a top plate and a bottom plate forming an upper wall and a lower wall, respectively, and a first side plate and a second side plate forming side walls, respectively, the battery module housing having a rectangular tube shape provided to accommodate battery cells in an inner space thereof, wherein the battery module housing has four bonding portions each including an adhesive along a longitudinal direction, the bonding portions located at two sites between opposing side edges of the top plate and top surfaces of the first side plate and second side plate, respectively, and at two sites between opposing side edges of the bottom plate and bottom surfaces of the first side plate and second side plate, respectively.
US11611100B2	Coiled cell A cell (1) includes a flat electrode assembly formed by superposing and winding respective starting ends of a first electrode sheet (10), a first separator (30), a second electrode sheet (20), and a second separator (40). A first electrode tab (50) and a second electrode tab (60) are both located in grooves of the membranes. Respective starting ends of a second outer membrane (202) and a second inner membrane (203) are both aligned with a starting end of the second current collector (201), and a starting end of a first outer membrane (102) is aligned with a starting end of the first current collector (101). A first head section (106) is provided on a surface of the first current collector (101) facing a center of the cell, and a starting end of the first head section (106) is aligned with the first current collector (101).
US11611094B2	Fuel cell system and method of controlling fuel cell system A fuel cell system is equipped with a control unit that controls a rotational speed of the turbo compressor that supplies air to an air supply flow passage and an opening degree of at least one valve that adjusts a flow rate and a pressure of the air supplied to a fuel cell such that an operating point of the turbo compressor becomes a target operating point. The control unit sets the target operating point within an operating point range that is on the higher flow rate side than at least part of a first region where an amount of change in flow rate is larger than a predetermined value when a pressure ratio of the turbo compressor is changed by a predetermined amount at a same rotational speed, on a higher flow rate side than a surging region, when a predetermined condition is fulfilled.
US11611081B2	Lithium ion secondary battery, battery core, negative electrode plate, and apparatus The present disclosure provides a lithium ion secondary battery, a battery core, a negative electrode plate and an apparatus containing the lithium ion secondary battery. The lithium ion secondary battery includes a battery core and an electrolytic solution, the battery core including a positive electrode plate comprising a positive current collector and a positive active material layer, a separator, and a negative electrode plate comprising a negative current collector and a negative active material layer, wherein the positive current collector and/or the negative current collector are a composite current collector, the composite current collector comprises a polymer-based support layer and a conductive layer disposed on at least one surface of the support layer, and the composite current collector has a thermal conductivity in a range of 0.01 W/(m·K) to 10 W/(m·K), preferably in a range of 0.1 W/(m·K) to 2 W/(m·K).
US11611080B2	Silicon electrode binder The present application relates to a binder. The present application can provide a binder which can be applied to production of silicon series negative electrodes to cope well with shrinkage and expansion by repeated charge and discharge, and has excellent binding force between active materials and adhesive force to a current collector, and an active material composition, an electrode and a secondary battery, comprising the same.
US11611076B2	Positive electrode active material precursor for secondary battery, positive electrode active material, and lithium secondary battery including the same The present invention provides a positive electrode active material precursor for a secondary battery which includes primary particles of Co3O4 or CoOOH, wherein the primary particle contains a doping element in an amount of 3,000 ppm or more, and has an average particle diameter (D50) of 15 μm or more, and a positive electrode active material for a secondary battery which includes particles of a lithium cobalt-based oxide, wherein the primary particle contains a doping element in an amount of 2,500 ppm or more, and has an average particle diameter (D50) of 15 μm or more.
US11611065B2	Secondary alkaline electrochemical cells with zinc anode The invention relates to the field of alkaline electrochemical cells and more specifically to that of batteries. More specifically, the invention pertains to a secondary electrochemical cell with a zinc electrode, which is differentiated in that it comprises: a) an electrolyte which is an alkaline aqueous solution whose molarity is between 4 M and 15 M hydroxyl anions, comprising soluble silicates whose concentration expressed as silica (SiO2) is between 0.15 g/l and 80 g/l; and b) a zinc electrode containing a conductive ceramic at least partly consisting of hafnium nitride and/or carbide and/or magnesium carbide and/or nitride and/or silicide and/or niobium carbide and/or nitride and/or titanium carbide and/or nitride and/or silicide and/or vanadium nitride acid/or of double carbides and/or nitrides of any two metals selected among hafnium, magnesium, niobium, titanium and vanadium.
US11611063B2	Method of preparing cathode for secondary battery Provided herein is a method for preparing a cathode based on an aqueous slurry. The cathode slurry comprises a cathode active material, especially a nickel-containing cathode active material, with improved stability in water. Pre-treatment of nickel-containing cathode active materials may improve stability of the cathode by preventing undesirable decomposition of the material. In addition, battery cells comprising the cathode prepared by the method disclosed herein exhibit impressive electrochemical performances.
US11611061B2	Electrochemical cells having semi-solid electrodes and methods of manufacturing the same Embodiments described herein relate generally to electrochemical cells having semi-solid electrodes that are coated on only one side of a current collector. In some embodiments, an electrochemical cell includes a semi-solid positive electrode coated on only one side of a positive current collector and a semi-solid negative electrode coated on only one side of a negative current collector. A separator is disposed between the semi-solid positive electrode and the semi-solid negative electrode. At least one of the semi-solid positive electrode and the semi-solid negative electrode can have a thickness of at least about 250 μm.
US11611054B2	Quantum dot device and electronic device A quantum dot device including a first electrode and a second electrode each having a surface opposite the other, a quantum dot layer disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode, and an electron auxiliary layer disposed between the quantum dot layer and the second electrode, wherein the electron auxiliary layer includes inorganic nanoparticles including an alkaline-earth metal, and an alkali metal, an alkali metal compound, or a combination thereof, and an electronic device including the quantum dot device.
US11611051B2	Display panel and display device A display panel includes a corner area, and the corner area includes a corner display area, a corner edge area, and a corner wiring area between the corner display area and the corner edge area. The corner area includes: a flexible base layer, having a base groove in the corner wiring area and a plurality of first openings in the corner display area; a display function layer formed on the flexible base layer and located in the corner display area, the display function layer having second openings corresponding to the first openings; a peripheral circuit layer, formed on the flexible base layer and located in the corner wiring area, the peripheral circuit layer including one or more peripheral wirings, the orthographic projection of at least part of the peripheral wirings on the flexible base layer is within the base groove.
US11611050B2	Display device According to an embodiment of the present invention, a display device includes: a substrate including a through-hole, a peripheral area surrounding the through-hole, a wiring area surrounding the peripheral area, and a display area surrounding the wiring area; a gate insulating layer disposed on the substrate; a gate wire disposed in the wiring area and on the gate insulating layer; an interlayer insulating layer disposed on the gate wire; a data wire disposed in the wiring area and on the interlayer insulating layer; a middle insulating layer disposed on the data wire; and a first main insulating dam disposed in the wiring area and on the middle insulating layer, wherein the first main insulating dam includes an organic material, and wherein a width of a lower surface of the first main insulating dam is narrower than a width of an upper surface of the first main insulating dam.
US11611047B2	Thermally activated delayed fluorescent material and application thereof The present disclosure provides a thermally activated delayed fluorescent material and application thereof, the thermally activated delayed fluorescent material is a compound having a structure represented by Formula I and can be used as a light-emitting layer material of an organic electroluminescent device. The thermally activated delayed fluorescent material is applied to an organic electroluminescent device comprising an anode, a cathode, and at least one organic thin film layer between the anode and the cathode, the light-emitting layer in the organic thin film layer comprises any one or a combination of at least two of the thermally activated delayed fluorescent materials. An energy level difference between the triplet state and the singlet state of the thermally activated delayed fluorescent material provided by the present disclosure can be reduced to below 0.25 eV, and when used as a light-emitting layer material in an organic electroluminescent device, it can improve carrier balance, increase luminous efficiency, and reduce the device's voltage.
US11611045B2	Organic compound, electronic component containing organic compound, and electronic device The present disclosure relates to the technical field of organic photoelectric materials, in particular to an organic compound, an electronic component containing the organic compound, and an electronic device. The compound has a structure as shown by chemical formula 1′, wherein one of R1 to R4 is aa, and the other three are selected from substituents such as an alkyl, halogen and cyano; one of R5 to R8 is bb, and the other three are selected from substituents such as an alkyl, halogen and cyano; Y and Y1 are each independently cc; and L and L1 are a single bond, aryl, heteroaryl, etc. By using the organic compound of the present disclosure in an organic component, the driving voltage, luminous efficiency and lifespan of the organic component can be improved.
US11611043B1	Nitrogen-containing compound, electronic component and electronic device The present application, which pertains to the technical field of organic materials, provides a nitrogen-containing compound, an electronic component, and an electronic device. The structure of the nitrogen-containing compound is shown in Formula 1, in which A is the group represented by Formula 2. The nitrogen-containing compound can improve the performance of electronic component.
US11611039B2	Resistive random access memory device A memory includes: a first electrode comprising a top boundary and a sidewall; a resistive material layer, disposed above the first electrode, that comprises at least a first portion and a second portion coupled to a first end of the first portion, wherein the resistive material layer presents a variable resistance value; and a second electrode disposed above the resistive material layer.
US11611036B2	Spin-current magnetization rotational element and spin orbit torque type magnetoresistance effect element A spin-current magnetization rotational element includes a spin orbit torque wiring extending in a first direction and a first ferromagnetic layer disposed in a second direction intersecting the first direction of the spin orbit torque wiring, the spin orbit torque wiring having a first surface positioned on the side where the first ferromagnetic layer is disposed, and a second surface opposite to the first surface, and the spin orbit torque wiring has a second region on the first surface outside a first region in which the first ferromagnetic layer is disposed, the second region being recessed from the first region to the second surface side.
US11611033B2	Piezoelectric jetting system and method A system and method for jetting a viscous material includes an electronic controller and a jetting dispenser operatively coupled with the electronic controller. The jetting dispenser includes an outlet orifice and a piezoelectric actuator operatively coupled with a movable shaft. The jetting dispenser is under control of the electronic controller for causing said piezoelectric actuator to move the shaft and jet an amount of the viscous material from the outlet orifice. The electronic controller sends a waveform to the piezoelectric actuator to optimize control of the jetting operation.
US11611017B2	Group 13 element nitride layer, free-standing substrate and functional element A layer of a crystal of a group 13 nitride selected from gallium nitride, aluminum nitride, indium nitride and the mixed crystals thereof has an upper surface and a bottom surface. The upper surface of a crystal layer of the group 13 nitride includes a linear high-luminance light-emitting part and a low-luminance light-emitting region adjacent to the high-luminance light-emitting part, observed by cathode luminescence. The high-luminance light-emitting part includes a portion extending along an m-plane of the crystal of the group 13 nitride. The crystal of the nitride of the group 13 element contains oxygen atoms in a content of 1×1018 atom/cm3 or less, silicon atoms, manganese atoms, carbon atoms, magnesium atoms and calcium atoms in contents of 1×1017 atom/cm3 or less, chromium atoms in a content of 1×1016 atom/cm3 or less and chlorine atoms in a content of 1×1015 atom/cm3 or less.
US11611016B2	Pixel of micro display having inclined side Disclosed is a unit pixel of a micro-display capable of minimizing light emitted through a side surface. A side surface of the unit pixel having a vertically stacked pixel structure is etched and has inclination angle. Light directed toward the side surface is reflected by the side surface inclined at an angle, and the light is emitted in a direction perpendicular to the growth surface or the surface of the growth substrate.
US11611004B2	Opto-electronic integrated circuit and computing apparatus A circuit board (100) has a first surface (102). A semiconductor chip (200) (first semiconductor chip) is located at the first surface side (102) of the circuit board (100). An insulating layer (300) covers the first surface (102) of the circuit board (100) and the semiconductor chip (200). A conductive path (310) (first conductive path) is electrically connected to the semiconductor chip (200) and extends in the insulating layer (300). A waveguide (320) is optically coupled to the semiconductor chip (200) and extends in the insulating layer (300).
US11611000B2	Nonvolatile storage element and analog circuit provided with same There is provided a nonvolatile storage element having excellent charge holding characteristics capable of reducing variations in electric characteristics and an analog circuit provided with the same. A nonvolatile storage element is provided with a charge holding region and an insulator surrounding the entire surface of the charge holding region and having halogen distributed in at least one part of a region surrounding the entire surface.
US11610999B2	Floating-gate devices in high voltage applications The present disclosure relates to semiconductor structures and, more particularly, to floating-gate devices and methods of manufacture. The structure includes: a gate structure comprising a gate dielectric material and a gate electrode; and a vertically stacked capacitor over and in electrical connection to the gate electrode.
US11610998B2	Semiconductor device A transistor in which shape defects are unlikely to occur is provided. A transistor with favorable electrical characteristics is provided. A semiconductor device with favorable electrical characteristics is provided. The semiconductor device includes a transistor. The transistor includes a semiconductor layer, a first insulating layer, a metal oxide layer, a functional layer, and a conductive layer. The first insulating layer is positioned over the semiconductor layer. The metal oxide layer is positioned over the first insulating layer. The functional layer is positioned over the metal oxide layer. The conductive layer is positioned over the functional layer. The semiconductor layer, the first insulating layer, the metal oxide layer, the functional layer, and the conductive layer have regions overlapping with each other. In the channel length direction of the transistor, end portions of the first insulating layer, the metal oxide layer, the functional layer, and the conductive layer are positioned inward from an end portion of the semiconductor layer. An etching rate of the functional layer with an etchant containing one or more of phosphoric acid, acetic acid, nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, and sulfuric acid is lower than an etching rate of the conductive layer.
US11610997B2	Semiconductor material and semiconductor device having a metal element and nitrogen A semiconductor material is an oxide including a metal element and nitrogen, in which the metal element is indium (In), an element M (M is aluminum (Al), gallium (Ga), yttrium (Y), or tin (Sn)), and zinc (Zn) and nitrogen is taken into an oxygen vacancy or bonded to an atom of the metal element.
US11610996B2	Semiconductor structure and method of forming the same A semiconductor structure and a method of forming the same are provided. In the semiconductor structure, contact spacers are formed at least on sidewalls of contact trenches in the substrate, so that the distance between the gate and the silicide layers disposed only on the bottom surfaces, rather than on the sidewalls and the bottom surfaces, of the contact trenches can be increased, and thus the current leakage induced by gate can be decreased.
US11610993B2	3D semiconductor apparatus manufactured with a plurality of substrates and method of manufacture thereof Aspects of the disclosure provide a method of forming a semiconductor apparatus including a first portion and a second portion. The first portion is formed on a first substrate and includes at least one first semiconductor device. The second portion is formed on a second substrate including a bulk substrate material and includes at least one second semiconductor device. A carrier substrate is attached to the second portion. The bulk substrate material is removed from the second substrate. The first portion and the second portion are bonded to form the semiconductor apparatus where the at least one second semiconductor device is stacked above the at least one first semiconductor device along a Z direction substantially perpendicular to a substrate plane of the first substrate. The at least one first semiconductor device and the at least one second semiconductor device are positioned between the carrier substrate and the first substrate.
US11610992B2	Semiconductor device A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor layer of a first conductivity type. A well region that is a second conductivity type well region is formed on a surface layer portion of the semiconductor layer and has a channel region defined therein. A source region that is a first conductivity type source region is formed on a surface layer portion of the well region. A gate insulating film is formed on the semiconductor layer and has a multilayer structure. A gate electrode is opposed to the channel region of the well region where a channel is formed through the gate insulating film.
US11610981B2	Method for manufacturing semiconductor device A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device comprising: providing a substrate, wherein an amorphous silicon layer is formed on the substrate; forming an etching auxiliary layer on the amorphous silicon layer, wherein the upper surface of the etching auxiliary layer is flat, and the etching auxiliary layer is made of a single material; and etching the amorphous silicon layer and the etching auxiliary layer to obtain an amorphous silicon layer with a target thickness, wherein the upper surface of the etched amorphous silicon layer is flat.
US11610979B2	Profile control in forming epitaxy regions for transistors A method includes etching a silicon layer in a wafer to form a first trench in a first device region and a second trench in a second device region, performing a pre-clean process on the silicon layer, performing a baking process on the wafer, and performing an epitaxy process to form a first silicon germanium region and a second silicon germanium region in the first trench and the second trench, respectively. The first silicon germanium region and the second silicon germanium region have a loading in a range between about 5 nm and about 30 nm.
US11610972B2	Technique for reducing gate induced drain leakage in DRAM cells A method of forming a metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor with improved gate-induced drain leakage performance, the method including providing a semiconductor substrate having a gate trench formed therein, performing an ion implantation process on upper portions of sidewalls of the gate trench to make the upper portions more susceptible to oxidation relative to non-implanted lower portions of the sidewalls, and performing an oxidation process on surfaces of the substrate, wherein the implanted upper portions of the sidewalls develop a thicker layer of oxidation relative to the non-implanted lower portions of the sidewalls.
US11610969B2	Insulated-gate semiconductor device An insulated-gate semiconductor device, which has trenches arranged in a chip structure, the trenches defining both sidewalls in a first and second sidewall surface facing each other, includes: a first unit cell including a main-electrode region in contact with a first sidewall surface of a first trench, a base region in contact with a bottom surface of the main-electrode region and the first sidewall surface, a drift layer in contact with a bottom surface of the base region and the first sidewall surface, and a gate protection-region in contact with the second sidewall surface and a bottom surface of the first trench; and a second unit cell including an operation suppression region in contact with a first sidewall surface and a second sidewall surface of a second trench, wherein the second unit cell includes the second trench located at one end of an array of the trenches.
US11610967B2	Vertical compound semiconductor structure and method for producing the same The invention relates to a vertical compound semiconductor structure having a substrate with a first main surface and an opposite second main surface, a vertical channel opening extending completely through the substrate between the first main surface and the second main surface and a layer stack arranged within the vertical channel opening. The layer stack includes an electrically conductive layer arranged within the vertical channel opening and a compound semiconductor layer arranged within the vertical channel opening. The compound semiconductor layer includes a compound semiconductor layer arranged on the electrically conductive layer and connected galvanically to the electrically conductive layer. Further, the invention relates to a method for producing such a vertical compound semiconductor structure.
US11610963B2	Semiconductor device structure with bottom capacitor electrode having crown-shaped structure and interconnect portion and method for forming the same The present disclosure provides a semiconductor device structure with a bottom capacitor electrode having a crown-shaped structure and an interconnect portion and a method for forming the same. The semiconductor device structure includes a capacitor contact disposed over a semiconductor substrate, and a dielectric layer disposed over the capacitor contact. The semiconductor device structure also includes a patterned mask disposed over the dielectric layer, and a bottom capacitor electrode disposed over and electrically connected to the capacitor contact. The bottom capacitor electrode includes a base layer disposed between the capacitor contact and the dielectric layer, and a surrounding portion disposed over the base layer and along sidewalls of the dielectric layer and the patterned mask. The bottom capacitor electrode also includes a first interconnect portion disposed in the dielectric layer and substantially parallel to the base layer.
US11610962B2	Semiconductor device and method of manufacturing semiconductor device A semiconductor device including: a semiconductor substrate; a seed layer that is formed on the semiconductor substrate; and wiring that is formed on the seed layer and includes parallel row portions that are arranged at intervals from each other, and in which penetration passages that penetrate the parallel row portions in a direction in which the parallel rows lined up are formed in the parallel row portions.
US11610961B2	Display device having a flat plate-shaped pixel electrode for improving contrast and method of manufacturing display device A display device includes a transistor disposed on a substrate and including a gate electrode, a channel region, a source region, and a drain region; a first insulating layer disposed on the transistor; a drain electrode that electrically contacts the drain region through an opening formed in the first insulating layer; a connection electrode disposed on the drain electrode and electrically contacting the drain electrode; a second insulating layer disposed on the first insulating layer, an upper surface of the second insulating layer and an upper surface of the connection electrode forming a flat surface that is parallel to the substrate; a pixel electrode disposed on the flat surface and electrically contacting an upper surface of the connection electrode; an emission layer disposed on the pixel electrode; and a common electrode disposed on the emission layer.
US11610960B2	Organic light emitting diode display device An organic light emitting diode display device includes a substrate, a pixel structure, a first circuit transistor, a first lower electrode, a first upper electrode, and a planarization layer. The substrate has a display area and a peripheral area including a first circuit area, a second circuit area, and a blocking area positioned between the first and second circuit areas. The pixel structure is in the display area on the substrate. The first circuit transistor is in the first circuit area on the substrate. The first lower electrode is in the blocking area on the substrate. The first upper electrode is on the first lower electrode, and the first upper electrode and the first lower electrode constitute a first capacitor. The planarization layer is on the substrate, and has a first opening that overlaps the first capacitor in the blocking area.
US11610956B2	Display device and method for manufacturing the same A display device includes a thin film transistor disposed on a base substrate, an insulation layer covering the thin film transistor, an organic light-emitting diode disposed on the insulation layer, a bus electrode and an organic fluoride pattern. The organic light-emitting diode includes a first electrode electrically connected to the thin film transistor, an organic light-emitting layer disposed on the first electrode, and a second electrode disposed on the organic light-emitting layer. The bus electrode is disposed on the second electrode. The organic fluoride pattern is disposed adjacent to the bus electrode.
US11610954B1	OLED panel with advanced sub-pixel overhangs Embodiments described herein relate to a device including a substrate, a plurality of adjacent pixel-defining layer (PDL) structures disposed over the substrate, and a plurality of sub-pixels. Each sub-pixel includes adjacent first overhangs, adjacent second overhangs, an anode, a hole injection layer (HIL) material, an additional organic light emitting diode (OLED) material, and a cathode. Each first overhang is defined by a body structure disposed over and extending laterally past a base structure disposed over the PDL structure. Each second overhang is defined by a top structure disposed over and extending laterally past the body structure. The HIL material is disposed over and in contact with the anode and disposed under the adjacent first overhangs. The additional OLED material is disposed over the HIL material and extends under the first overhang.
US11610947B2	Organic light-emitting display panel comprising via hole in non-display area, method for preparing the same and display device The present disclosure provides an organic light-emitting display panel, a method for preparing the same and a display device. The method includes: providing a substrate, where the substrate includes a non-display area and a display area surrounding the non-display area; forming a barrier layer and a pixel circuit on the substrate, where an orthographic projection of the pixel circuit on the substrate and an orthographic projection of the non-display area on the substrate do not overlap; patterning the barrier layer in the non-display area to form at least one via hole penetrating the barrier layer; patterning the substrate by using the barrier layer as a mask in the non-display area to form a groove; forming a light emitting layer on the pixel circuit; and forming a thin film encapsulation layer covering the light emitting layer and the side wall of the draw-in structure on the light emitting layer.
US11610945B2	Electronic device An electronic device includes a first electronic unit and a second electronic unit. The first electronic unit includes a first light conversion layer and emits a blue light having a first spectrum. The first spectrum has a first intensity, and the first intensity is a maximum intensity of the first spectrum. The second electronic unit emits a light having a second spectrum different from the first spectrum, and the second spectrum has a second intensity in a range from 300 nm to 460 nm, and the second intensity is a maximum intensity in the range from 300 nm to 460 nm of the second spectrum. A ratio of the second intensity to the first intensity is in a range from 0.06% to 10.0%.
US11610942B2	Crossbar array circuit with parallel grounding lines Technologies relating to crossbar array circuits with parallel grounding lines are disclosed. An example crossbar array circuit includes: a word line; a bit line; a first selector line, a grounding line; a first transistor including a first source terminal, a first drain terminal, a first gate terminal, and a first body terminal; and an RRAM device connected in series with the first transistor. The grounding line is connected to the first body terminal and is grounded and the grounding line parallel to the bit line. The first selector line is connected to the first gate terminal. In some implementations, the RRAM device is connected between the first transistor via the first drain terminal and the word line, and the first source terminal is connected to the bit line.
US11610941B2	Integrated non volatile memory electrode thin film resistor cap and etch stop A non-volatile memory cell includes a thin film resistor (TFR) in series and between a top state influencing electrode and a top wire. The TFR limits or generally reduces the electrical current at the top state influencing electrode from the top wire. As such, non-volatile memory cell endurance may be improved and adverse impacts to component(s) that neighbor the non-volatile memory cell may be limited. The TFR is additionally utilized as an etch stop when forming a top wire trench associated with the fabrication of the top wire. In some non-volatile memory cells where cell symmetry is desired, an additional TFR may be formed between a bottom wire and a bottom state influencing electrode.
US11610940B2	Magnetic memory devices having a first magnetic pattern and multiple second magnetic patterns thereon Disclosed is a magnetic memory device including a first magnetic pattern that extends in a first direction and has a magnetization direction fixed in one direction, and a plurality of second magnetic patterns that extend across the first magnetic pattern. The second magnetic patterns extend in a second direction intersecting the first direction and are spaced apart from each other in the first direction. Each of the second magnetic patterns includes a plurality of magnetic domains that are spaced apart from each other in the second direction.
US11610939B2	Light emitting diode (LED) stack for a display A light emitting diode (LED) pixel for a display including a first LED stack, a second LED stack disposed on a partial region of the first LED stack, a third LED stack disposed on a partial region of the second LED stack, a first ohmic electrode disposed on the first LED stack and forming ohmic contact with the first LED stack, a second transparent electrode disposed between the second LED stack and the third LED stack and in ohmic contact with an upper surface of the second LED stack, and a third transparent electrode in ohmic contact with an upper surface of the third LED stack, in which the first ohmic electrode is laterally spaced apart from the second LED stack.
US11610934B2	Light emitting device and manufacturing method of the light emitting device A light-emitting device includes: a substrate; a unit light-emitting area disposed on the substrate; first and second electrodes disposed in the unit light-emitting area to be separated from each other; a plurality of rod-shaped LEDs disposed between the first and second electrodes; a reflective contact electrode disposed on opposite ends of the rod-shaped LEDs to electrically connect the rod-shaped LEDs to the first and second electrodes; and a light-transmitting structure disposed between the first and second electrodes and extending to cross the rod-shaped LEDs.
US11610928B2	Image sensor structure An example image sensor structure includes an image layer. The image layer includes an array of light detectors disposed therein. A device stack is disposed over the image layer. An array of light guides is disposed in the device stack. Each light guide is associated with at least one light detector of the array of light detectors. A passivation stack is disposed over the device stack. The passivation stack includes a bottom surface in direct contact with a top surface of the light guides. An array of nanowells is disposed in a top layer of the passivation stack. Each nanowell is associated with a light guide of the array of light guides. A crosstalk blocking metal structure is disposed in the passivation stack. The crosstalk blocking metal structure reduces crosstalk within the passivation stack.
US11610923B2	Ferroelectric-oxide hybrid-gate transistor block for semiconductor imaging sensors A hybrid ferroelectric-metal-oxide-semiconductor field effect transistor (Fe-MOSFET) device is described, such as for incorporation into in-pixel circuitry of an imaging pixel array to provide both reset and dual conversion gain features. The Fe-MOSFET includes source and drain regions implanted in a semiconductor substrate and separated by a channel region. The source region can be the floating diffusion region of a photosensor. A gate structure is deposited on the substrate directly above at least the channel region and an isolating layer is formed on the surface of the substrate to electrically isolate the gate structure from at least the channel region. The isolating layer is split into a Fe segment of ferroelectric material that can be written to different polarization states for conversion gain control, and a dielectric segment that can be used for current channel formation in the channel region.
US11610918B2	Display device A display device includes a pixel portion in which a pixel electrode layer is arranged in a matrix, and an inverted staggered thin film transistor having a combination of at least two kinds of oxide semiconductor layers with different amounts of oxygen is provided corresponding to the pixel electrode layer. In the periphery of the pixel portion in this display device, a pad portion is provided to be electrically connected to a common electrode layer formed on a counter substrate through a conductive layer made of the same material as the pixel electrode layer. One objection of our invention to prevent a defect due to separation of a thin film in various kinds of display devices is realized, by providing a structure suitable for a pad portion provided in a display panel.
US11610917B2	High voltage three-dimensional devices having dielectric liners High voltage three-dimensional devices having dielectric liners and methods of forming high voltage three-dimensional devices having dielectric liners are described. For example, a semiconductor structure includes a first fin active region and a second fin active region disposed above a substrate. A first gate structure is disposed above a top surface of, and along sidewalls of, the first fin active region. The first gate structure includes a first gate dielectric, a first gate electrode, and first spacers. The first gate dielectric is composed of a first dielectric layer disposed on the first fin active region and along sidewalls of the first spacers, and a second, different, dielectric layer disposed on the first dielectric layer and along sidewalls of the first spacers. The semiconductor structure also includes a second gate structure disposed above a top surface of, and along sidewalls of, the second fin active region. The second gate structure includes a second gate dielectric, a second gate electrode, and second spacers. The second gate dielectric is composed of the second dielectric layer disposed on the second fin active region and along sidewalls of the second spacers.
US11610916B2	Transfer printing for RF applications A semiconductor structure for RF applications comprises: a first μTP GaN transistor on an SOI wafer or die; and a first resistor connected to the gate of said first transistor.
US11610902B1	Antifuse array structure and memory The present disclosure provides an antifuse array structure and a memory. The antifuse array structure includes a plurality of antifuse integrated structures arranged in a bit line extension direction and a word line extension direction to form an antifuse matrix. The antifuse integrated structure is arranged in a same active region, and an extension direction of the active region is the same as the bit line extension direction. Each antifuse integrated structure includes a first antifuse memory MOS transistor, a first switch transistor, a second switch transistor, and a second antifuse memory MOS transistor. The first switch transistor and the second switch transistor are respectively controlled through two adjacent word lines, the first antifuse memory MOS transistor and the second antifuse memory MOS transistor are respectively controlled through two adjacent programming wires, and the programming wire is further configured to control adjacent antifuse integrated structures.
US11610898B2	Method of fabricating semiconductor device using multipe photolithography for patterning Disclosed are semiconductor devices and their fabrication methods. The method includes forming an etching target on a substrate including cell and key regions, forming lower and upper mask layers on the etching target, performing photolithography to form an upper mask pattern including a hole on the cell region, a preliminary key pattern on the key region, a bar pattern on the key region, and a trench between the preliminary key pattern and the bar pattern, forming pillar and dam patterns filling the hole and the trench, performing photolithography to remove the upper mask pattern except for the bar pattern, using the pillar pattern, the dam pattern, and the bar pattern as an etching mask to form a lower mask pattern, and using the lower mask pattern as an etching mask to form an etching target pattern on the cell region and a key pattern on the key region.
US11610896B2	Semiconductor devices and methods of forming semiconductor devices Semiconductor devices are provided. A semiconductor device includes a substrate. The semiconductor device includes a stack structure on the substrate. The stack structure includes a first insulating material and a second insulating material that is on the first insulating material. The semiconductor device includes a spacer that extends from a sidewall of the first insulating material of the stack structure to a portion of a sidewall of the second insulating material of the stack structure. Moreover, the semiconductor device includes a conductive line that is on the spacer. Methods of forming semiconductor devices are also provided.
US11610894B2	Capacitor separations in dielectric layers Embodiments herein describe techniques for a semiconductor device including a substrate, a first inter-level dielectric (ILD) layer above the substrate, and a second ILD layer above the first ILD layer. A first capacitor and a second capacitor are formed within the first ILD layer and the second ILD layer. A first top plate of the first capacitor and a second top plate of the second capacitor are formed at a boundary between the first ILD layer and the second ILD layer. The first capacitor and the second capacitor are separated by a dielectric area in the first ILD layer. The dielectric area includes a first dielectric area that is coplanar with the first top plate or the second top plate, and a second dielectric area above the first dielectric area and to separate the first top plate and the second top plate. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.
US11610891B2	Semiconductor device including storage node electrode including step and method of manufacturing the semiconductor device A semiconductor device may include a bottom sub-electrode on a substrate, a top sub-electrode on the bottom sub-electrode, a dielectric layer covering the bottom and top sub-electrodes, and a plate electrode on the dielectric layer. The top sub-electrode may include a step extending from a side surface thereof, which is adjacent to the bottom sub-electrode, to an inner portion of the top sub-electrode. The top sub-electrode may include a lower portion at a level that is lower than the step and an upper portion at a level which is higher than the step. A maximum width of the lower portion may be narrower than a minimum width of the upper portion. The maximum width of the lower portion may be narrower than a width of a top end of the bottom sub-electrode. The bottom sub-electrode may include a recess in a region adjacent to the top sub-electrode.
US11610882B2	Semiconductor device and method of manufacturing semiconductor device A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor substrate in which a first region having a freewheeling diode arranged therein, second regions having an IGBT arranged therein, and a withstand-voltage retention region surrounding the first region and the second regions in plan view are defined. The semiconductor substrate has a first main surface and a second main surface. The semiconductor substrate includes an anode layer having a first conductivity type, which is arranged in the first main surface of the first region, and a diffusion layer having the first conductivity type, which is arranged in the first main surface of the withstand-voltage retention region adjacently to the anode layer. A first trench is arranged in the first main surface on a side of the anode layer with respect to a boundary between the anode layer and the diffusion layer.
US11610877B2	Functional panel, display device, input/output device, and data processing device A novel functional panel that is highly convenient or reliable is provided. The functional panel includes a light-emitting region including a first element, a first functional layer, and a second functional layer. The first element includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a layer containing a light-emitting material. The layer containing a light-emitting material contains gallium nitride. The first functional layer includes a region positioned between the light-emitting region and the second functional layer, and includes a first insulating film. The first insulating film includes a first opening and a second opening on the outside of the light-emitting region. The second functional layer includes a driver circuit. The driver circuit includes a first transistor and a second transistor. The first transistor is electrically connected to the first electrode through the first opening, and the second transistor is electrically connected to the second electrode through the second opening.
US11610870B2	Displaying apparatus having light emitting device, method of manufacturing the same and method of transferring light emitting device A displaying apparatus includes a pixel unit. The pixel unit includes at least one pixel having a light emitting device and a light conversion layer for converting a first wavelength of light of the light emitting device into a second wavelength of light different from the first wavelength; and an insulation layer covers side surfaces of the light emitting device and the light conversion layer.
US11610867B2	Method of growing plants using LED light and LED light system employing same A Light-Emitting Diode (LED) system for facilitating the growth of a plant includes at least one LED array having one or more LEDs for emitting colored light spectra absorbable by a plant, a light detector for detecting light reflected from the plant, and a LED light driver electrically coupled to the at least one LED array and the light detector. The LED light driver receives electrical power from a power source and drives the at least one LED array using the received electrical power; receives from the light detector a signal indicative of the reflected light spectra, and controls the at least one LED array to adjust at least one of the intensities and the spectra of the light emitted from the at least one LED array, based on the received signal.
US11610857B2	Method of manufacturing circuit structure Provided is a circuit structure including a substrate, a pad, a dielectric layer, a conductive layer, an adhesion layer, and a conductive bump. The pad is disposed on the substrate. The dielectric layer is disposed on the substrate and exposes a portion of the pad. The conductive layer contacts the pad and extends from the pad to cover a top surface of the dielectric layer. The adhesion layer is disposed between the dielectric layer and the conductive layer. The conductive bump extends in an upward manner from a top surface of the conductive layer. The conductive bump and the conductive layer are integrally formed. A method of manufacturing the circuit structure is also provided.
US11610855B2	Chip packaging method and package structure The present disclosure provides a chip packaging method and a package structure. The chip packaging method comprises: forming a wafer conductive layer on a wafer active surface of a wafer; forming a protective layer having certain material properties on the wafer conductive layer, the protective layer encapsulating the wafer conductive layer and exposing a front surface of the wafer conductive layer; separating (such as cutting) the wafer formed with the wafer conductive layer and the protective layer to form a die; attaching (such as adhering) the die onto a carrier; forming a molding layer having certain material properties on a die back surface of the die on the carrier; removing (such as stripping off) the carrier; forming a panel-level conductive layer electrically connected with the wafer conductive layer; and forming a dielectric layer. The package structure has a series of structural and material properties, so as to reduce warpage in the packaging process, lower a requirement on an accuracy of aligning the die, reduce a difficulty in the packaging process, and make the packaged chip more durable, and thus the present disclosure is especially suitable for large panel-level package and package of a thin chip with a large electric flux.
US11610854B2	Semiconductor device and method of manufacture A device includes a redistribution structure, a first semiconductor device, a first antenna, and a first conductive pillar on the redistribution structure that are electrically connected to the redistribution structure, an antenna structure over the first semiconductor device, wherein the antenna structure includes a second antenna that is different from the first antenna, wherein the antenna structure includes an external connection bonded to the first conductive pillar, and a molding material extending between the antenna structure and the redistribution structure, the molding material surrounding the first semiconductor device, the first antenna, the external connection, and the first conductive pillar.
US11610853B2	Semiconductor chip The present disclosure provides a semiconductor chip including a functional area, a first end, a second end, a third end, and a connecting portion. The functional area has first and second sides opposite to each other. The first end is disposed on the first side and the third end is disposed on the first side, wherein the semiconductor chip is switched on or off according to the drive signal received between the third end and the first end, and the connecting portion is disposed on the first side of the functional area and connected to the first end and the third end, wherein when the temperature rises above the a first temperature, the connecting portion is in a conductive state, and when the temperature drops to be not higher than a third temperature, the connecting portion is in an insulated state.
US11610845B2	Semiconductor package and a method of fabricating the same A semiconductor package including: a first package; a second package on the first package, the second package including a second package substrate, first and second semiconductor chips on the second package substrate, and a second molding part on the second package substrate and covering the first and second semiconductor chips; and a fill part between the first package and the second package, a first through hole that penetrates the second package substrate, the first through hole being between the first and second semiconductor chips, a second through hole that penetrates the second molding part, the second through hole being connected to the first through hole, and wherein the fill part has an extension disposed in the first through hole and the second through hole.
US11610841B2	Interconnect structure for semiconductor device and methods of fabrication thereof Methods and devices for forming a conductive line disposed over a substrate. A first dielectric layer is disposed over the substrate and coplanar with the conductive line. A second dielectric layer disposed over the conductive line and a third dielectric layer disposed over the first dielectric layer. A via extends through the second dielectric layer and is coupled to the conductive line. The second dielectric layer and the third dielectric layer are coplanar and the second and third dielectric layers have a different composition. In some embodiments, the second dielectric layer is selectively deposited on the conductive line.
US11610837B2	Via structures of passive semiconductor devices A semiconductor device is provided, which includes a dielectric layer and a via structure. The dielectric layer is arranged over a substrate. The via structure is arranged in the dielectric layer, the via structure having a peripheral portion and a central portion. The peripheral portion of the via structure has a height that is greater than that of the central portion.
US11610834B2	Leadframe including conductive pillar over land of conductive layer A leadframe includes a first conductive layer, a plurality of conductive pillars and a first package body. The first conductive layer has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The plurality of conductive pillars are disposed on the first surface of the first conductive layer. The first package body is disposed on the first surface of the first conductive layer and covers the conductive pillars. The conductive pillars and the first conductive layer are integratedly formed.
US11610833B2	Conductive feature with non-uniform critical dimension and method of manufacturing the same The present disclosure provides a semiconductor device, a semiconductor assembly and method of manufacturing the semiconductor assembly. The semiconductor device includes a substrate, a conductive feature in the substrate, an isolation liner between the substrate and the conductive feature, and a main component in the substrate. The conductive feature includes first to third blocks. The first block has a uniform first critical dimension, wherein the main component is disposed around the first block. The second block has a uniform second critical dimension greater than the first critical dimension. The third block is interposed between the first block and the second block and has varying third critical dimensions.
US11610820B2	Embedded SONOS and high voltage select gate with a high-K metal gate and manufacturing methods of the same Semiconductor devices and methods of manufacturing the same are provided. The semiconductor devices may have a memory array having two transistor (2T) memory cells, each including a non-volatile memory (NVM) transistor and a high voltage (HV) field-effect transistor (FET) as a select transistor. The devices further include a logic area in which HV FETs, input/output (I/) FETs, and low voltage (LV)/core FETs are formed thereon. Other embodiments are also described.
US11610819B2	Structures and methods of fabricating electronic devices using separation and charge depletion techniques A method of fabricating an electronic device can include forming a plurality of vertical channels having sidewalls over a substrate, and forming gate dielectric regions over portions of the vertical channels and planar regions adjoining the vertical channels. Gate electrode regions are then formed over portions of the gate dielectric regions. The gate electrode material and the vertical channel region are doped and sized to enable full depletion of charges during operation. Source and body tie regions are formed on the vertical sidewalls by doping with a p-type or n-type dopant. Dielectric regions over the gate electrode regions are formed to electrically isolate the gate electrode regions from the source regions. A metallic layer is formed over the first side of the substrate having the vertical channels. Stress is then induced within the substrate by annealing and/or cooling to separate a semiconductor region of the substrate and the metallic layer from the remaining portion of the substrate. Drain electrode contacts are formed over the semiconductor region while gate electrode and source electrode contacts are formed by etching portions of a metallic layer formed over the first side of the substrate.
US11610818B2	Semiconductor structure and method for forming the same A semiconductor structure includes a first metal gate structure and a second metal gate structure. The first metal gate structure includes a first high-k gate dielectric layer, a first work function metal layer over the first high-k gate dielectric layer, and a first intervening layer between the first high-k gate dielectric layer and the first work function metal layer. The second metal gate structure includes a second high-k gate dielectric layer and a second work function metal layer over the second high-k gate dielectric layer. The first work function metal layer and the second work function metal layer include a same material. A thickness of the first work function metal layer is less than a thickness of the second work function metal layer.
US11610815B2	Wafer processing method including uniting wafer, ring frame, and polyolefin sheet without using an adhesive layer A wafer processing method includes a polyolefin sheet providing step of positioning a wafer in an inside opening of a ring frame and providing a polyolefin sheet on a back side or a front side of the wafer and on a back side of the ring frame, a uniting step of heating the polyolefin sheet as applying a pressure to the polyolefin sheet to thereby unite the wafer and the ring frame through the polyolefin sheet by thermocompression bonding, a dividing step of applying a laser beam to the wafer to form shield tunnels in the wafer, thereby dividing the wafer into individual device chips, and a pickup step of heating the polyolefin sheet, pushing up each device chip through the polyolefin sheet, and picking up each device chip from the polyolefin sheet.
US11610814B2	Semiconductor chip suitable for 2.5D and 3D packaging integration and methods of forming the same The present disclosure relates to a semiconductor chip that includes a substrate, a metal layer, and a number of component portions. Herein, the substrate has a substrate base and a number of protrusions protruding from a bottom surface of the substrate base. The substrate base and the protrusions are formed of a same material. Each of the protrusions has a same height. At least one via hole extends vertically through one protrusion and the substrate base. The metal layer selectively covers exposed surfaces at a backside of the substrate and fully covers inner surfaces of the at least one via hole. The component portions reside over a top surface of the substrate base, such that a certain one of the component portions is electrically coupled to a portion of the metal layer at the top of the at least one via hole.
US11610810B2	Maskless air gap enabled by a single damascene process A method for fabricating an integrated circuit comprises forming one or more conductive features supported by pillars of a first insulating layer in a first metal layer. One or more vias are formed in a via layer, the one or more vias over and on the first metal layer and in electrical connection with ones of the one or more conductive features. Subsequent to via formation, air gaps are between adjacent ones of the one or more conductive features in the first metal layer to separate the one or more conductive features. A second insulating layer is formed over the one or more conductive features and over the one or more vias, such that the second insulating layer covers the first metal layer and the via layer while bridging over the air gaps, wherein tops the air gaps are substantially coplanar with tops of the one or more conductive features.
US11610796B2	Equipment front end modules including multiple aligners, assemblies, and methods A system includes an equipment front end module chamber, alignment pedestals housed within the equipment front end module chamber, and a load/unload robot at least partially housed within the equipment front end module chamber. The alignment pedestals include a first alignment pedestal having a first support surface and a second alignment pedestal having a second support surface, and the first support surface has a vertical offset and an overlap region having at least a partial overlap relative to the second support surface. The load/unload robot includes an arm, and vertically arranged blades attached to the arm. The vertically arranged blades include an upper blade configured to transfer a first substrate to the first alignment pedestal and a lower blade configured to transfer a second substrate to the second alignment pedestal.
US11610791B2	Time-varying frequency powered heat source A semiconductor or other substrate can include one or more electrodes, located directly or indirectly on the substrate, separated from each other and coupled to the substrate. At the two or more electrodes, non-zero frequency time-varying electrical energy can be received. The time-varying electrical energy can be coupled via the two or more electrodes to trigger a displacement current to activate free carriers confined within the semiconductor substrate to generate frequency-controlled heat in the semiconductor substrate.
US11610786B2	Semiconductor package and method of manufacturing semiconductor package A semiconductor package includes a package substrate, at least one semiconductor chip mounted on the package substrate, a molding member on the package substrate to cover at least a portion of the semiconductor chip, and a mechanical reinforcing member provided around the semiconductor chip within the molding member and extending in at least one direction.
US11610785B2	Semiconductor packages Disclosed is a semiconductor package comprising a semiconductor chip, an external connection member on the semiconductor chip, and a dielectric film between the semiconductor chip and the external connection member. The semiconductor chip includes a substrate, a front-end-of-line structure on the substrate, and a back-end-of-line structure on the front-end-of-line structure. The back-end-of-line structure includes metal layers stacked on the front-end-of-line structure, a first dielectric layer on the uppermost metal layer and including a contact hole that vertically overlaps a pad of an uppermost metal layer, a redistribution line on the first dielectric layer and including a contact part in the contact hole and electrically connected to the pad, a pad part, and a line part that electrically connects the contact part to the pad part, and an upper dielectric layer on the redistribution line.
US11610778B2	Self aligned litho etch process patterning method A method of defining a pattern includes forming a plurality of cut shapes and a first plurality of openings within a first layer of a multi-layer hard mask to expose first portions of the second layer. A plurality of etch stops is formed by implanting an etch rate modifying species in a portion of the plurality of cut shapes. The first layer is directionally etched at the plurality of cut shapes such that the plurality of etch stops remain. A spacer layer is formed on the first layer and the first portions. A second plurality of openings is formed within the spacer layer to expose second portions of the second layer. The spacer layer is directionally etched to remove the spacer layer from sidewalls of the plurality of etch stops. Portions of the second layer exposed through the first plurality of openings and the second plurality of openings are etched.
US11610777B2	Semiconductor device and method for fabricating the same A method for fabricating semiconductor device includes the steps of: forming a hard mask on a substrate; forming a first mandrel and a second mandrel on the hard mask; forming a first spacer and a second spacer around the first mandrel and a third spacer and a fourth spacer around the second mandrel; removing the second mandrel; forming a patterned mask on the first mandrel, the first spacer, the second spacer, the third spacer, and the fourth spacer; and using the patterned mask to remove the third spacer and the hard mask.
US11610771B2	Device for emitting ultraviolet light A device for emitting ultraviolet light includes at least one excimer lamp and a housing for the excimer lamp(s). Each excimer lamp has a discharge vessel filled with light-emitting gases, and a pair of first and second electrodes that are placed in contact with the discharge vessel and produce a dielectric barrier discharge inside the discharge vessel. The housing is made of an insulating and heat-resistant resin material. The housing is configured to house the excimer lamp(s), and has a light-emitting window that allows light with a center wavelength in a range from 200 nm to 230 nm emitted from the excimer lamp(s) to exit from the housing.
US11610770B1	UV radiation source assembly A radiation source assembly comprises a source base, a UV transparent sleeve, and a UV lamp. The source base comprises a sealed electrical connection interface and an opposing sealed sleeve interface. The sealed electrical connection interface comprises a electrical contacts and the sealed sleeve interface comprise a radial sealing element, an outer collar, and a compression ring. The UV transparent sleeve is engaged with the sleeve interface such that the radial sealing element of the sealed sleeve interface is disposed between the UV transparent sleeve and the outer collar of the source base, and the compression ring is positioned over the UV transparent sleeve and engaged with the source base to compress the radial sealing element onto the UV transparent sleeve and the outer collar. The UV lamp is disposed within the UV transparent sleeve and electrically coupled to the electrical contacts of the electrical connection interface.
US11610762B2	Plasma processing apparatus and power supply method A plasma processing apparatus includes a process chamber; a mounting stage; first and second electrodes; first and second high frequency power sources, wherein the first power source supplies a waveform of one of a first pulse wave having high and low levels of first high frequency power or a continuous wave in the first period, supplies a waveform of the other in the second period, and stepwise or continuously changes the low level of the first pulse wave in the transition period, wherein the second power source supplies a waveform of one of a second pulse wave having high and low levels of second high frequency power or a continuous wave in the first period, supplies a waveform of the other in the second period, and stepwise or continuously changes the low level of the second pulse wave in the transition period.
US11610747B1	Keyboard A keyboard includes a substrate, a display member, and a keyswitch assembly. The display member is disposed over the substrate. The keyswitch assembly includes a keycap, a fixing element, two balance bars, and a position-returning member. The keycap is located over the substrate and has a light-transmitting portion located over the display member. The fixing element is disposed on the substrate and has a retaining slot. Each of the balance bars includes a rod portion and an end portion. The rod portion is rotatably engaged with the keycap. The end portion is movably retained in the retaining slot. The position-returning member abuts against the keycap above the substrate and is adjacent to an edge of the keycap.
US11610746B2	Compact switch A compact switch mechanism operating a contactor array and having a lighted display.
US11610744B2	Switch having a position indicator A switch for medium voltage applications is provided. The switch comprises a vacuum interrupter having a fixed contact, a movable contact movable in a first direction to and away from the fixed contact between a closed position and an open position, and a drive rod arranged to the movable contact for moving the contact between the closed position and the open position. The switch further comprises a changeover switch having a first terminal body, a second terminal body, an elongated pole body, and an operating rod. The elongate pole body is hinged with a first end to the first terminal body and rotatable between a connected position in which the second end of the pole body is in direct electrical contact with the second terminal body and a disconnected position in which the second end is disconnected from the second terminal body.
US11610733B2	Multilayer capacitor A multilayer capacitor includes a body including a multilayer structure in which a plurality of dielectric layers are stacked and a plurality of internal electrodes stacked with the dielectric layer interposed therebetween and external electrodes disposed on an exterior of the body and connected to the internal electrodes. At least one of the plurality of dielectric layers includes a plurality of grains, and a ratio of grains having dislocations, among the plurality of grains, is 20% or greater.
US11610731B2	Apparatus for assembling a non-directional free electron generating repelling magnet combination An apparatus for assembling a repelling magnet combination, comprising a first and second magnet, a first and second holding magnet, a first holding base with a first holding base first end, and a second holding base with a second holding base first end. The first and second holding magnets are positioned at the first and second holding base first ends, and the first and second magnets are magnetically attached to the first and second holding magnets respectively, with outward faces exhibiting like magnetic polarities. The first and second magnets are brought into contact by moving the first and second holding base first ends into close proximity, whereby the first and second holding magnets exert holding forces on the first and second magnets which overcome a repelling force generated therebetween, allowing a repelling force countering means, such as an adhesive, to bond the magnets together into a repelling magnet combination.
US11610728B2	Electronic component and electronic component module An electronic component comprising a glass body containing a photosensitizer; a conductor as at least a part of an electric element, arranged on the glass body; a terminal electrode as a terminal of the electric element, arranged above an outer surface of the glass body, with the terminal electrode being electrically connected to the conductor; and an insulating film arranged above the outer surface of the glass body. The insulating film reflects or absorbs light in a photosensitive wavelength range of the photosensitizer contained in the glass body.
US11610720B2	Transformer inductor combination device A combined transformer/inductor device includes a core having a central core leg and an outer core leg spaced apart from the central core leg, an inner bobbin disposed around the central core leg, an outer bobbin disposed around the inner bobbin and the central core leg and having an upper portion having a first oblong portion disposed around the outer core leg, a lower portion having a second oblong portion disposed around the outer core leg, and a central portion disposed around the inner bobbin and the central core leg, a first winding wound around the inner bobbin, and a second winding wound around the outer bobbin, the second winding having a first portion wound around the first oblong portion, a second portion wound around the central portion, and a third portion wound around the second oblong portion.
US11610714B2	Slow wave inductive structure and method of forming the same A slow wave inductive structure includes a first substrate. The slow wave inductive structure further includes a first conductive winding over the first substrate. The slow wave inductive structure further includes a second substrate over the first substrate, wherein a distance between the first conductive winding and the second substrate ranges from about 1 micron (μm) to about 2 μm, and the second substrate comprises polysilicon or doped silicon. The slow wave inductive structure further includes a second conductive winding on an opposite side of the second substrate from the first conductive winding.
US11610713B2	Coil device A coil device comprising, the core body having a coil core part and a core bottom face, and a coil part forming spiral conductive pathway around the coil core part. A metal electrode is formed at the core bottom face, and the wire ends which are the conductive pathway of the coil part are formed at the metal electrode, and a part of the surface of the metal electrode is covered by the conductive resin electrode.
US11610706B2	Release layer-assisted selective embedding of magnetic material in cored and coreless organic substrates A substrate for an integrated circuit package, the substrate comprising a dielectric, at least one conductor plane within the dielectric, and a planar magnetic structure comprising an organic magnetic laminate embedded within the dielectric, wherein the planar magnetic structure is integrated within the at least one conductor plane.
US11610688B2	Generating personalized treatment options using precision cohorts and data driven models A plurality of attributes are extracted from a plurality of electronic health records, where each electronic health record is associated with a patient in a plurality of patients. Additionally, a training data set and a scoring data set are generated based on the plurality of attributes, and a patient similarity model is trained based on the training data set. A precision cohort is identified, where the precision cohort includes patients in the plurality of patients from the scoring data set that are similar to a first patient based on an electronic health record of the first patient and the similarity model. At least one result statistic for each of a plurality of treatments given to patients in the precision cohort is determined, and a first treatment of the plurality of treatments is selected for the first patient based at least in part on the determined result statistics.
US11610687B2	Automated peer review of medical imagery Automated peer review of medical imagery is provided. In some embodiments, at least one finding is determined for a present study. The present study has a subject anatomy. Based on the at least one finding and the subject anatomy, at least one prior study is selected. The at least one prior study has subject anatomy related to the subject anatomy of the present study and does not include the at least one finding. The at least one prior study is provided to a user for review with respect to the at least one finding.
US11610686B1	Systems and methods for rapid risk assessment of chest pain, reducing patient wait time and improving workflow in the emergency department A rapid chest pain risk assessment system includes an assessor, a computed tomography (CT) scanner, an electrocardiogram device for providing electrocardiogram related data, and an enzyme analyzer for analyzing the patient's blood. A computer enabled risk calculator categorizes the patients into low, intermediate, and high risk categories. The computer enabled risk calculator, using data from electrocardiogram, blood analyzer and patient's age, other risk factors and history, automatically generates orders for patients in low and intermediate risk categories to undergo a CT scan. A CAC analyzer using the computer file for analyzing the CT scan results then provides a CAC score based on those CT scan results. A risk score based on electrocardiogram, blood analyzer and patient's age, other risk factors and history of symptoms plus the CAC score is generated. Patients that are automatically assessed as being very low risk based on the risk score are recommended for discharge from the emergency room thereby lowering the unnecessary prolonged ER stay time.
US11610684B2	Automated system and method for evaluation and report of passenger pain and trauma in a vehicular crash A system and method for evaluating and reporting of trauma to organs of passengers in a vehicular crash in real time is provided. The systems and methods include and use one or more in-vehicle sensors, a processor, a server, and one or more non-transitory computer-readable media to analyze a crash and trauma to passengers. The systems and methods may be further configured to optimize operation of a vehicle to minimize trauma.
US11610678B2	Medical diagnostic aid and method Methods for assisting medical personnel in performing a diagnosis, diagnostic aids and computer readable media. The method initialisation step comprises: receiving a plurality of input medical texts tagged with potential medical codes; curating and validating the plurality of input medical texts to output a subset of medical texts that are validated and tagged with medical codes; and using the subset of tagged and validated medical texts to model the associations between the medical texts and the medical codes, and generating a medical text learning model based on the associations. The method diagnostic step comprises: inputting a specimen text relating to a patient into the medical text learning model; processing the specimen text using the medical text learning model; identifying suggested medical codes based on the specimen text; and outputting diagnoses, symptoms and treatments linked to the suggested medical codes for assisting medical personnel in providing a diagnosis for the patient.
US11610677B2	Patient health monitoring system Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for analyzing health information to generate medical assessments are described. Health information may include any type of information associated with the health or physical characteristics of a patient. Non-limiting examples of medical assessments include medical diagnoses, medical orders, and risk assessments. A health information analysis system may access health information associated with a patient and provide a medical assessment based on various analyses of the health information. The health information analysis system may receive feedback associated with the medical assessments, such as historical information and/or user input regarding the accuracy or completeness of the medical assessment. The feedback may be used by the health information analysis system to update the analyses of the health information.
US11610674B2	Direct CGM connectivity to a cloud storage network A system and method is provided for a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system and the processing of data collected thereby. An internet gateway chip (140, 240, 340, 440) is included in elements of a CGM system to facilitate direct data communication with cloud network storage (150, 250, 350, 450) thereby communicate and store data of a CGM sensor (110, 210, 310, 410) of the CGM system. The internet gateway chip can be included in a receiver (130, 230, 330), such as an existing wireless receiver and display device of the CGM; in a smart phone or similar device, where the smart phone is also the wireless receiver and display device of the CGM; or in the sensor, such as an existing sensor and/or transmitter (410, 420) of the CGM to facilitate direct data communication between the CGM system and cloud network storage.
US11610671B2	System and method for locating equipment in a healthcare facility An equipment locating system includes a plurality of medical apparatuses required for patient treatment and having equipment tags. A real-time locating system is configured to determine a location of each of the plurality of medical apparatuses by receiving a signal from the equipment tags. The caregiver selects a medical apparatus from an apparatus list when the medical apparatus is acquired so that the medical apparatus is tagged as being checked out.
US11610670B1	System and method of dynamically generating work assignments Example systems and methods provide dynamic generation and display of workstation assignments in a pharmacy information system. A plurality of electronic workstation displays are in network communication with a workstation assignment engine configured to generate workstation assignments for employees assigned to the workstations displays and store a schedule record. Based on various triggers, workstations identified in the workstation assignments display the workstation assignments on a graphical user interface portion of the workstation displays. Dynamically generated changes to the workstation assignments in the schedule record may be generated and displayed in response to real-time change in coverage events.
US11610667B2	System and method for automated annotation of radiology findings A method for the automated annotation of radiology findings includes: receiving a set of inputs, determining a set of outputs based on the set of inputs, assigning labels to the set of inputs, and annotating the set of inputs based on the labels. Additionally, the method can include any or all of: presenting annotated inputs to a user, comparing multiple sets of inputs, transmitting a set of outputs to a radiologist report, or any other suitable processes.
US11610666B2	Systems and methods of managing treatment of a chronic condition by symptom tracking Devices, systems, and methods for use in managing treatment of a chronic disorder with pharmaceutical or therapeutic compounds by tracking symptoms associated with the disorder. Methods include inputting patient attributes, factors and various and other data relating to the patient in conjunction with one or more symptoms into a symptom tracking system and outputting a report of the data tracked over time to any of the patient, a medical professional and a drug developer to improve identification of a relapse of the chronic condition and improve management of the treatment regimen for any and all patients.
US11610664B2	Exercise system and method A method for displaying archived exercise classes comprising displaying information about archived exercise classes that can be accessed by a first user via a computer network on a display screen at a first location, wherein the first user can select among a plurality of archived classes, outputting digital video and audio content comprising the selected archived class, detecting a performance parameter for the first user at a particular point in the selected class, displaying the performance parameter on the display screen, and displaying performance parameters from a second user at a second location on the display screen such that at least one of the performance parameters from the first user and at least one of the performance parameters from the second user at the same point in the class are presented for comparison.
US11610662B2	Medicament pumps and control systems for managing glucose control therapy data of a subject Glucose control systems are disclosed. An ambulatory medicament pump that is configured to wirelessly transmit one or more of a plurality of glucose control parameters and glucose control therapy data to a second ambulatory medicament pump is disclosed. A control system for transferring historical pump data from a first ambulatory medicament pump to a second ambulatory medicament pump is also disclosed. The control system can receive the historical pump data from a first ambulatory medicament pump, determine that at least one of a plurality of pairing conditions is satisfied to connect the data interface to the second ambulatory medicament pump, transmit, via the data interface, a pairing signal to the second ambulatory medicament pump, and transmit at least one of the therapy data associated with the delivery of the glucose control therapy or the glucose control parameter.
US11610652B2	Autonomous inorganic material synthesis machine A synthesis machine for preparation of a targeted inorganic material for recommended synthesis by a computer program that determines optimal solid-state methods for synthesis of an inorganic material. The computational method involves inputting a target inorganic material, querying structural data and thermodynamic data for the target inorganic material, enumerating possible synthetic reactions to construct a synthetic reaction database with a viable subset of the possible synthetic methods. The routine generates a nucleation metric and competition metric that are combined to provide recommended synthetic methods. The output for each of the recommended syntheses are input into a robotic synthesis machine where the delivery of reactants, reaction conditions, and analysis of extent of reaction, and product quality is controlled by a processor.
US11610649B2	Method and system for identification of key driver organisms from microbiome / metagenomics studies A system and method for identification of key driver responsible for bringing changes in a microbial population is provided. The method involves construction of microbial association networks with each microbial taxa as nodes and their associations as edges and subsequent identification of crucial ‘driver’ nodes involved in the studied disease progression. While comparing a particular node between two networks, this method takes individual nodes and their associations into account as well as the identity of their interacting partners. A taxon in the diseased state with an altered set of associations while still being increasingly important for the whole network necessarily holds a key significance in microbial interplay. Using this rationale, this methodology computes a score to quantify this change for each node and calculates its statistical significance. Subsequently, ‘driver’ nodes are identified using the score coupled with other network parameters and a critical score for the ‘driver’ nodes is calculated to quantify its importance.
US11610639B2	Non-volatile memory device, storage device having the same, and reading method thereof A reading method for a non-volatile memory device, includes performing a normal read operation using a default read level in response to a first read command; and performing a read operation using a multiple on-chip valley search (OVS) sensing operation in response to a second read command, when read data read in the normal read operation are uncorrectable.
US11610625B2	Hetero-plane data storage structures for non-volatile memory A flash memory die includes (i) a first subset of planes including blocks of flash memory cells connected to a first number of word line layers and a plurality of bit lines having a first length, (ii) a second subset of planes including blocks of flash memory cells connected to a second number of word line layers less than the first number of word line layers and a plurality of bit lines having a second length shorter than the first length, (iii) first peripheral circuitry implemented underneath the first subset of planes and including first sense amplifier circuitry and first peripheral control circuitry connected to the first subset of planes, and second peripheral control circuitry connected to the second subset of planes, and (iv) second peripheral circuitry implemented underneath the second subset of planes and including second sense amplifier circuitry connected to the second subset of planes.
US11610620B1	Pulsing scheme for a 1TNC ferroelectric memory bit-cell with plate-line parallel to bit-line to minimize read or write disturb effects A memory is provided which comprises a capacitor including non-linear polar material. The capacitor may have a first terminal coupled to a node (e.g., a storage node) and a second terminal coupled to a plate-line. The capacitors can be a planar capacitor or non-planar capacitor (also known as pillar capacitor). The memory includes a transistor coupled to the node and a bit-line, wherein the transistor is controllable by a word-line, wherein the plate-line is parallel to the bit-line. The memory includes a refresh circuitry to refresh charge on the capacitor periodically or at a predetermined time. The refresh circuit can utilize one or more of the endurance mechanisms. When the plate-line is parallel to the bit-line, a specific read and write scheme may be used to reduce the disturb voltage for unselected bit-cells. A different scheme is used when the plate-line is parallel to the word-line.
US11610619B1	Pulsing scheme for a 1TNC ferroelectric memory bit-cell with plate-line parallel to word-line to minimize read or write disturb effects A memory is provided which comprises a capacitor including non-linear polar material. The capacitor may have a first terminal coupled to a node (e.g., a storage node) and a second terminal coupled to a plate-line. The capacitors can be a planar capacitor or non-planar capacitor (also known as pillar capacitor). The memory includes a transistor coupled to the node and a bit-line, wherein the transistor is controllable by a word-line, wherein the plate-line is parallel to the bit-line. The memory includes a refresh circuitry to refresh charge on the capacitor periodically or at a predetermined time. The refresh circuit can utilize one or more of the endurance mechanisms. When the plate-line is parallel to the bit-line, a specific read and write scheme may be used to reduce the disturb voltage for unselected bit-cells. A different scheme is used when the plate-line is parallel to the word-line.
US11610617B2	Magnetic memory A magnetic memory according to an embodiment includes: a first wiring and a second wiring; a first magnetic member having a first portion electrically connected to the first wiring and a second portion electrically connected to the second wiring, the first magnetic member extending in a first direction from the first portion to the second portion; a third wiring that is electrically insulated from the first magnetic member; and a control circuit electrically connected to the first wiring, the second wiring, and the third wiring, the control circuit supplying a current pulse, in which a trailing time is longer than a rising time, to the third wiring.
US11610606B1	Retiming digital videos utilizing machine learning and temporally varying speeds This disclosure describes one or more implementations of systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods that generate a temporally remapped video that satisfies a desired target duration while preserving natural video dynamics. In certain instances, the disclosed systems utilize a playback speed prediction machine-learning model that recognizes and localizes temporally varying changes in video playback speed to re-time a digital video with varying frame-change speeds. For instance, to re-time the digital video, the disclosed systems utilize the playback speed prediction machine-learning model to infer the slowness of individual video frames. Subsequently, in certain embodiments, the disclosed systems determine, from frames of a digital video, a temporal frame sub-sampling that is consistent with the slowness predictions and fit within a target video duration. In certain implementations, the disclosed systems utilize the temporal frame sub-sampling to generate a speed varying digital video that preserves natural video dynamics while fitting the target video duration.
US11610601B2	Method and apparatus for determining speech presence probability and electronic device A method and apparatus for determining a speech presence probability and an electronic device are provided. According to present disclosure, a metric parameter of a signal to noise ratio of a signal of a first channel and a metric parameter of a signal power level difference between the first channel and the second channel are introduced in determining the speech presence probability, the normalization and non-linear transformation processing is performed on the above-mentioned metric parameters, and the speech presence probability is obtained by fitting the product term and a first power term of a power exponent of the above-mentioned parameters. Therefore, the calculation amount of calculating the speech presence probability is reduced, the calculation result has good robustness to parameter fluctuations, and the disclosure can be widely applied to various application scenarios of dual-microphone speech enhancement systems.
US11610593B2	Methods and systems for processing and mixing signals using signal decomposition A method for mixing, processing and enhancing signals using signal decomposition is presented. A method for improving sorting of decomposed signal parts using cross-component similarity is also provided.
US11610588B1	Generating contextually relevant text transcripts of voice recordings within a message thread The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for generating contextually relevant transcripts of voice recordings based on social networking data. For instance, the disclosed systems receive a voice recording from a user corresponding to a message thread including the user and one or more co-users. The disclosed systems analyze acoustic features of the voice recording to generate transcription-text probabilities. The disclosed systems generate term weights for terms corresponding to objects associated with the user within a social networking system by analyzing user social networking data. Using the contextually aware term weights, the disclosed systems adjust the transcription-text probabilities. Based on the adjusted transcription-text probabilities, the disclosed systems generate a transcript of the voice recording for display within the message thread.
US11610584B2	Methods and systems for determining characteristics of a dialog between a computer and a user A computer-implemented method is disclosed for determining one or more characteristics of a dialog between a computer system and user. The method may comprise receiving a system utterance comprising one or more tokens defining one or more words generated by the computer system; receiving a user utterance comprising one or more tokens defining one or more words uttered by a user in response to the system utterance, the system utterance and the user utterance forming a dialog context; receiving one or more utterance candidates comprising one or more tokens; for each utterance candidate, generating an input sequence combining the one or more tokens of each of the system utterance, the user utterance, and the utterance candidate; and for each utterance candidate, evaluating the generated input sequence with a model to determine a probability that the utterance candidate is relevant to the dialog context.
US11610572B2	Enhanced inflatable sound attenuation system Disclosed is a compressible sound attenuation core, having one or more flexible, inflatable chambers, having one or more internal sound baffles. The chamber(s) can have at least one sound attenuation material affixed to a first predominant surface of the inflatable chamber(s). The sound attenuation core can be further framed by a novel extruded frame system that provides, inter-connectivity, support and integrity to form portable, modular sound attenuation panels that can be used to construct a variety of soundproofing devices, including but not limited to, partitions, walls, enclosures, structures, offices, aircraft hangars, and booths.
US11610564B2	Consolidation of data compression using common sectored cache for graphics streams A mechanism is described for facilitating consolidated compression/de-compression of graphics data streams of varying types at computing devices. A method of embodiments, as described herein, includes generating a common sector cache relating to a graphics processor. The method may further include performing a consolidated compression of multiple types of graphics data streams associated with the graphics processor using the common sector cache.
US11610558B2	Method of acquiring outside luminance using camera sensor and electronic device applying the method According to various embodiments, an electronic device includes a housing, a display viewable through a front surface of the housing and configured to display a screen, a camera sensor disposed in at least a portion of the front surface of the housing and configured to measure an external illuminance, a processor operationally connected to the display and the camera sensor; and a memory operationally connected to the processor. The memory may store instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to control the electronic device to: detect an turn-on event of the display, turn on the camera sensor to acquire the external illuminance using the camera sensor based on the display being turned on, acquire preview image information for a specified time through the camera sensor, turn off the camera sensor, acquire the external illuminance using an exposure time and a brightness value based on the acquired preview image information, and control a luminance of the display based on the external illuminance.
US11610555B2	Display device having data lines in rounded edge and straight edge parts A display device includes a display portion having a substantially rectangular area with rounded edges in which a plurality of data lines are arranged. The display device includes a first area corresponding to a rounded edge part and a second area corresponding to a straight edge part adjacent to the first area. A data driving circuit includes a plurality of output channels configured to output data voltages. Odd-numbered output channels output data voltages according to a sequential arrangement of data lines in the second area. Even-numbered output channels output data voltages according to a reverse sequential arrangement of data lines in the first area.
US11610552B2	Display device A display device of the present invention includes a pixel unit including a plurality of pixels connected to data lines and scan lines; a data driver disposed on one side of the pixel unit to drive the data lines; a scan driver disposed on the one side of the pixel unit together with the data driver to drive the scan lines; and a controller which controls an output timing of a data signal in units of pixel columns and units of pixel rows based on a load of a scan signal supplied to the scan lines and a load of the data signal supplied to the data lines.
US11610550B2	Gate driving circuit and display device comprising the same A gate driving unit includes an input module, a first output module, a second output module, a feedback module, and an output-controlling module. The input module outputs a previous level-transferring signal into a first node. The first output module outputs a present level-transferring signal. The second output module outputs a scan signal. The feedback module outputs a present-level feedback signal. The output-controlling module pulls up potential of the scan signal to a first direct-current high voltage and pulls up potential of the present level-transferring signal to a second direct-current high voltage.
US11610549B2	Pixel driving circuit and driving method therefor, display panel and display device A pixel driving circuit includes a signal control sub-circuit and a time control sub-circuit. The signal control sub-circuit includes a first driving sub-circuit connected to a first node. The signal control sub-circuit is configured to: write at least a first data signal into the first node, and enable the first driving sub-circuit to output a driving signal according to the first data signal and a first power supply voltage signal. The time control sub-circuit includes a second driving sub-circuit including a first transistor connected to a second node and the signal control sub-circuit. The time control sub-circuit is configured to: transmit a second power supply voltage signal and a third power supply voltage signal to the second node in different periods, so as to control a turn-on time of the first transistor and transmit the driving signal to an element to be driven when the first transistor is turned on.
US11610545B2	Pixel circuit and driving method thereof, and organic light emitting display apparatus The present disclosure provides a pixel circuit and a driving method thereof, and an organic light emitting display apparatus. The pixel circuit includes: first to ninth transistors, a storage capacitor and a light emitting diode. T2 is used as a driving transistor, T3 is used as a switching transistor, T1, T2 and T3 form a threshold voltage sampling unit of T2, and T4, T8 and T9 form a compensation unit, and the compensation unit is used for compensating the IR Drop generated by a power supply voltage on a line.
US11610544B2	Touch panel system, electronic device, and semiconductor device having a neural network An electronic device capable of efficiently recognizing a handwritten character is provided. The electronic device includes a first circuit, a display portion, and a touch sensor. The first circuit includes a neural network. The display portion includes a flexible display. The touch sensor has the function of outputting an input handwritten character as image information to the first circuit. The first circuit has the function of analyzing the image information and converting the image information into character information, and a function of displaying an image including the character information on the display portion. The analysis is performed by inference through the use of the neural network.
US11610542B2	Display substrate, control method thereof and wearable display device Proposed are a display substrate, a control method thereof and a wearable display device. The display substrate includes M rows and N columns of pixels and 2M rows of scanning lines, a first sub-pixel and a second sub-pixel of pixels in an i-th row are connected to the same scanning line and electrically connected to one of a (2i−1)-th row of scanning line and a 2i-th row of scanning line, and a third sub-pixel of the pixels in the i-th row is electrically connected to the other of the (2i−1)-th row of scanning line and the 2i-th row of scanning line; when the display substrate is displaying, a first sub-pixel, a second sub-pixel and a third sub-pixel among two pixels located in a (2i−1)-th row, a j-th column, and a 2i-th row, a j-th column emit light at an i-th stage of each frame.
US11610536B2	LED driving device An embodiment relates to an LED driving technique. The embodiment provides a technique of measuring a forward voltage reaching time of a currently driven LED by comparing a forward voltage sensed in a previous scan line and an LED voltage sensed in a current scan line, and compensating an ON period of a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal by the measured forward voltage reaching time.
US11610535B2	Display optimization techniques for micro-LED devices and arrays Systems and methods to achieve desired color accuracy, power consumption, and gamma correction in an array of pixels of a micro-LED display. The method and system provides an array of pixels, wherein each pixel comprising a plurality of sub-pixels arranged in a matrix and a driving circuitry configured to provide an individual emission control signal to each sub-pixel of each pixel in the array of pixels to independently control an emission time and a duty cycle of each sub-pixel.
US11610530B2	Gate driving circuit and electroluminescence display apparatus including the same An electroluminescence display apparatus includes a display panel including a display area including a plurality of pixel lines and a non-display area including a gate driving circuit supplying a gate signal to the plurality of pixel lines, and each of the plurality of pixel lines includes a plurality of pixels, each of the plurality of pixels includes a pixel driving circuit and a light emitting device, each of the pixel driving circuit and the gate driving circuit is implemented with a p-type transistor and an n-type transistor, and the gate driving circuit supplies a gate signal to the n-type transistor of the pixel driving circuit, so that a stably output can be provided, and the non-display area of the display panel can be reduced.
US11610529B2	Functional panel, display device, input/output device, data processing device, method for driving data processing device A functional panel is provided. The functional panel includes a first driver circuit, a second driver circuit, and a region. The first driver circuit supplies a first selection signal, the second driver circuit supplies a second selection signal and a third selection signal, and the region includes a pixel. The pixel includes a first pixel circuit, a light-emitting element, a second pixel circuit, and a photoelectric conversion element. The first pixel circuit is supplied with the first selection signal, the first pixel circuit obtains an image signal on the basis of the first selection signal, the light-emitting element is electrically connected to the first pixel circuit, and the light-emitting element emits light on the basis of the image signal. The second pixel circuit is supplied with the second selection signal and the third selection signal in a period during which the first selection signal is not supplied, the second pixel circuit obtains an imaging signal on the basis of the second selection signal and supplies the imaging signal on the basis of the third selection signal, and the photoelectric conversion element is electrically connected to the second pixel circuit and generates the imaging signal.
US11610527B2	Data processing device, data driving device, and system for driving display device The present disclosure relates to a data driving device, a data processing device, and a system for driving a display device and, more particularly, relates to a data driving device, a data processing device, and a system for automatically optimizing the configuration of the equalizer of the data driving device in the display device.
US11610526B2	Display panel, method of controlling display panel Disclosed are a display panel, a method of controlling the display panel. The display panel includes multiple pixel groups arranged in an array, wherein each pixel group comprises a first sub-pixel and a second sub-pixel which are adjacently arranged; a plurality of gate lines, wherein the first sub-pixel and the second sub-pixel in a same row of the array are connected to one gate line; a plurality of first data lines, wherein the first sub-pixels in a same column of the array are connected to one first data line; a plurality of second data lines. The second sub-pixels in a same column of the array are connected to one second data line of the plurality of second data lines; the first and the second data lines are spacedly arranged, and a driving component to which the gate lines, the first data lines and the second data lines are connected.
US11610509B2	Fabrication of micromodels for carbonate reservoirs A carbonate microfluidic model with controllable nanoscale porosity and methods are described. The method for fabricating a carbonate nanofluidic micromodel with controllable nanoscale porosity for studying fluid behaviors in an underground oil-reservoir environment includes: disposing a plurality of polymer spheres into a transparent flow cell; initiating crystallization of the plurality of polymer spheres to form a template with an opal structure; filling the transparent flow cell with a calcium-based solution and a carbonate-based solution to form nanocrystals in voids of the opal structure; and removing the template formed by crystallization of the plurality of polymer spheres from the transparent flow cell leaving an inverse opal structure with a plurality of nanoscale pores and a carbonate surface. The model includes: a transparent flow cell including a first end defining an inlet and a second end defining an outlet; and an inverse opal structure of carbonate inside the transparent flow cell.
US11610501B2	Systems and methods for instrumentation of education processes Systems and methods for education instrumentation can include one or more servers configured generate a plurality of models for modeling various aspects of an education process using training data related to academic performance of students. The one or more servers can collect data from client devices associated with various education institutions or stakeholders throughout a life cycle of the education process. The one or more servers can use the generated models and the collected data to assess the addressing of education standards and predict or estimate performance metrics associated with the education process. The one or more servers can provide computed metrics or assessments of how well education standards are addressed to one or more client devices for display.
US11610495B2	Unmanned aerial vehicle authorization and geofence envelope determination Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for unmanned aerial vehicle authorization and geofence envelope determination. One of the methods includes determining, by an electronic system in an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), an estimated fuel remaining in the UAV. An estimated fuel consumption of the UAV is determined. Estimated information associated with wind affecting the UAV is determined using information obtained from sensors included in the UAV. Estimated flights times remaining for a current path, and one or more alternative flight paths, are determined using the determined estimated fuel remaining, determined estimated fuel consumption, determined information associated wind, and information describing each flight path. In response to the electronic system determining that the estimated fuel remaining, after completion of the current flight path, would be below a first threshold, an alternative flight path is selected.
US11610484B1	Control system for maintaining alignment of machine on a trolley assist A system includes a support, a sensor coupled to the support and arranged to output signals in a direction towards a haul road on which a machine traverses, an indicator coupled to the support, a first line coupled to the support, and a second line coupled to the support. Sensor data is received from the sensor, and based on the sensor data, a position of the machine on the haul road is determined. An alignment of the machine on the haul road is determined, where the alignment is associated with the machine maintaining contact with the first line and the second line. An indication is displayed for laterally aligning the machine on the haul road.
US11610483B1	Safety apparatus and method A dashboard apparatus configured to detect a wrist band device within a first range of the dashboard apparatus; to select at least one of a plurality of audio messages stored in a computer memory of the dashboard apparatus, and to play the at least one of the plurality of audio messages stored in the computer memory of the dashboard apparatus through an audio speaker of the dashboard apparatus. In addition, the wrist band device may be configured to detect the dashboard apparatus within the first range of the wrist band device; to select at least one of a plurality of audio messages stored in a computer memory of the wrist band device, and to play the at least one of the plurality of audio messages stored in the computer memory of the wrist band device through an audio speaker of the wrist band device.
US11610482B2	System to warn a motorist of the presence of a pedestrian in a crosswalk at a traffic intersection A system to warn a motorist of the presence of a pedestrian in a crosswalk at a traffic intersection includes at least one standard traffic signal configured for directing motorists through the traffic intersection. At least one standard walk light is included and configured for directing pedestrians for use on the crosswalk at the traffic intersection. At least one additional pedestrian warning signal is also included and configured to face the motorists. Each of the at least one additional pedestrian warning signals is in communication with the at least one standard traffic signal and the at least one standard walk light. Wherein, each of the at least one additional pedestrian warning signals is configured to warn the motorist of a certain presence of the pedestrian at the traffic intersection who are either about to cross or already crossing the traffic intersection.
US11610470B1	Systems and methods for crowdsourcing detected events A computer-implemented method for crowdsourcing detected events is described. In one embodiment, an event is detected via one or more sensors located at a first location within a predetermined geographic area. Data from the one or more sensors is analyzed to determine a scope of the event. Upon determining the scope of the event affects a second location within the predetermined geographic area, a notification is sent to a user associated with a location within the predetermined geographic area that does not include a sensor of a type that detects the event.
US11610468B2	Moisture sensing roofing systems and methods thereof In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides an exemplary system that includes radio frequency (RF) tags; positioned at locations throughout a roof; a tag reader configured to: generate reader RF signals at one or more frequencies to read the plurality of RF tags, and detect return RF signals from the plurality of RF tags; where the RF signals carry tag data comprising impedance values and tag identifiers; a processor of a computing device, programmed to receive the tag data; determine corresponding locations of the plurality of RF tags; and determine a wet state or dry state of the roof at one or more corresponding locations, and output an indicator of the wet state or the dry state of the roof at the one or more corresponding locations.
US11610453B2	Collusion detection Various embodiments that may generally relate to collusion are described. Collusion detection may be used to prevent players in a wagering environment from violating the integrity of a game. Player actions may be tracked to develop a wagering profile that is specific to various game situations. A player acting in a manner that would be against their interest and against their defined profile may be considered a colluding action. Information about collusion actions may be presented for evaluation and/or anti-collusion actions may be automatically taken in response to such collusion actions being determined.
US11610445B2	Automatic distribution of access control credentials based on a task A method for managing a plurality of access control devices is provided. The method includes at a backend server, receiving a request to schedule a first task of the at least a subset of tasks. The backend server identifies one or more access control devices that a non-occupant account is to be granted credentials in order to complete the task. The backend server then provisions credentials for the one or more access control devices associated with the first task to the non-occupant account selected to complete the task.
US11610442B2	Wireless electronic lockset user validation using comparative gesture processing Methods and systems for validating intent to actuate an electronic lock are provided, using comparative gesture processing. One method includes obtaining motion signals representative of physical motion of the mobile device detected by a motion sensor of the mobile device and at an electronic lock. The method includes performing a similarity correlation between the first motion signals and the second motion signals, and, based on the similarity correlation determining that the first motion signals and second motion signals are correlated. Based on the correlation and authentication, the wireless electronic lockset is actuated.
US11610441B1	Detecting and mitigating local individual driver anomalous behavior Systems and methods for identifying anomalous driving behavior for a vehicle based on past driving behavior are disclosed herein. The method may include receiving a set of time-series driving data for the vehicle, wherein the set of time-series driving data is indicative of a set of operating conditions for the vehicle. Performing machine learning operations on the set of time-series driving data. Identifying a set of anomalous conditions in the time-series driving data based on a result set produced by the machine learning operations, wherein the set of anomalous conditions are indicative of an anomalous vehicle behavior. Comparing the set of anomalous conditions to a set of historical time-series driving data for the vehicle. Generating a vehicle feedback based on the time-series driving data and the comparison of the set of anomalous conditions to the set of historical time-series driving data.
US11610438B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and storage medium An information processing apparatus includes: an information management unit that registers boarding information on users regarding boarding and biometrics information on the users acquired by a check-in procedure of the users in association with each other; and a comparison unit that compares target biometrics information, which is biometrics information acquired in a procedure up to the boarding for one of the users, with registered biometrics information, which is the biometrics information registered by the information management unit, and the comparison unit selects the registered biometrics information to be compared with the target biometrics information based on status regarding the procedure up to the boarding of the user corresponding to the registered biometrics information.
US11610437B2	Face liveness detection systems and methods Technologies are provided for assessing liveness of a subject presented to a set of one or more cameras. A first image and a second image depicting a face are captured during a first time period, and a third image and a fourth image depicting the face are captured during a second time period. A first variance in facial appearance is detected between the first depiction of the face and the third depiction of the face, and a second variance in facial appearance is detected between the second depiction of the face and the fourth depiction of the face. A liveliness of a person is verified based on a determination that the first variance in facial appearance corresponds in time to the second variance in facial appearance.
US11610434B2	Emotional response capturing with automatic reply A system, method and computer readable media are disclosed to provide an automatic emotional response to a digital communication. The response may include an automatically captured photo, video or audio clip taken immediately after a communication is received which is then transmitted to the sender or other parties copied on the communication. The response may also include a standardized graphical representation of an emotional response, such as an emoticon or emoji generated from an image before transmission back to the sender.
US11610433B2	Skin tone assisted digital image color matching In implementations of skin tone assisted digital image color matching, a device implements a color editing system, which includes a facial detection module to detect faces in an input image and in a reference image, and includes a skin tone model to determine a skin tone value reflective of a skin tone of each of the faces. A color matching module can be implemented to group the faces into one or more face groups based on the skin tone value of each of the faces, match a face group pair as an input image face group paired with a reference image face group, and generate a modified image from the input image based on color features of the reference image, the color features including face skin tones of the respective faces in the face group pair as part of the color features applied to modify the input image.
US11610427B2	Ultrasonic transducer device, acoustic biometric imaging system and manufacturing method An ultrasonic transducer device for use in an acoustic biometric imaging system, the ultrasonic transducer device comprising: a first piezoelectric element having a first face, a second face opposite the first face, and side edges extending between the first face and the second face; a first transducer electrode on the first face of the first piezoelectric element; a second transducer electrode on the second face of the first piezoelectric element; and a spacer structure leaving at least a portion of the first transducer electrode of the first piezoelectric element uncovered.
US11610426B2	In-glass fingerprint sensor and sensing circuit thereof A sensor device includes a biometric sensor, which includes a substrate and a plurality of sensing electrodes over the substrate. The sensor device also includes an amplifier electrically coupled to the biometric sensor and configured to provide an output signal in response to a touch event received by the biometric sensor. The sensor device further includes an interface circuit arranged between the amplifier and the plurality of sensing electrodes.
US11610425B2	Fingerprint sensor controls based on operating states An example non-transitory machine-readable storage medium includes instructions to disambiguate a finger touch at a fingerprint sensor device. When executed, the instructions cause a processor of a computing device to identify an operating state of the computing device when the computing device is powered on. The operating state includes a powered-on state of the computing device. The instructions further cause the processor to obtain fingerprint data from the fingerprint sensor device, the fingerprint sensor device including a fingerprint sensor to read a fingerprint and a power button to alter the operating state of the computing device. The instructions further cause the processor to selectively enable the fingerprint sensor based on the operating state and selectively enable the power button based on the operating state to disambiguate the finger touch at the fingerprint sensor device.
US11610419B2	Systems and methods for comparing legal clauses A system for performing one or more steps of a method is disclosed. The method includes receiving a first legal clause, generating, using a segmentation algorithm, a first hidden Markov chain comprising a plurality of first nodes based on the first legal clause, each of the plurality of first nodes corresponding to an element of the first legal clause, generating, using the segmentation algorithm, a second hidden Markov chain comprising a plurality of second nodes based on the second legal clause, each of the plurality of second nodes corresponding to an element of the second legal clause, comparing each of the plurality of first nodes with each of the plurality of second nodes to identify a difference for each of the plurality of first nodes, determine, based on the comparison, whether the difference for each of the plurality of first nodes exceeds a predetermined difference threshold.
US11610418B2	Identifying versions of a form Disclosed are a method and apparatus for identifying versions of a form. In an example, clients of a medical company fill out many forms, and many of these forms have multiple versions. The medical company operates in 10 states, and each state has a different version of a client intake form, as well as of an insurance identification form. In order to automatically extract information from a particular filled out form, it may be helpful to identify a particular form template, as well as the version of the form template, of which the filled out form is an instance. A computer system evaluates images of filled out forms, and identifies various form templates and versions of form templates based on the images.
US11610413B1	Driver identification using updating cluster analysis A system for driver identification includes an interface and a processor. The interface is configured to receive a trip; and receive a set of albums, wherein an album of the set of albums includes one or more existing trips. The processor is configured to determine similarities for the trip to all trips in the set of albums; determine a first clustering based at least in part on the similarities; indicate that the trip is a provisionally assigned trip that is provisionally assigned to the album of the set of albums based at least in part on the first clustering; determine a second clustering for a set of provisionally assigned trips and all trips in the set of albums, wherein the set of provisionally assigned trips comprises qualified provisionally assigned trips; and determine updated trip assignments for an updated set of albums.
US11610412B2	Vehicle neural network training A computer, including a processor and a memory, the memory including instructions to be executed by the processor to determine a vehicle sensor object label, and a vehicle sensor confidence level for the vehicle sensor object label, by processing a vehicle sensor image with a neural network, determine a stationary sensor object label, and a stationary sensor confidence level for the stationary sensor object label, by processing a stationary sensor image with the neural network, and if the stationary sensor confidence level is greater than the vehicle sensor confidence level, operate a vehicle by determining a vehicle path based on the stationary sensor object label.
US11610391B2	Cross-domain image comparison method and system using semantic segmentation A cross-domain image comparison method and a cross-domain image comparison system are provided. The cross-domain image comparison method includes the following steps. Two videos in cross-domain are obtained. The videos are generated by different types of devices. A plurality of semantic segmentation areas are obtained from one frame of each of the videos. A region of interest pair (ROI pair) is obtained according to moving paths of the semantic segmentation areas in the videos. Two bounding boxes and two central points of the ROI pair are obtained. A similarity between the frames is obtained according to the bounding boxes and the central points.
US11610390B2	System for detecting surface type of object and artificial neural network-based method for detecting surface type of object An artificial neural network-based method for detecting a surface type of an object includes: receiving a plurality of object images, wherein a plurality of spectra of the plurality of object images are different from one another and each of the object images has one of the spectra; transforming each object image into a matrix, wherein the matrix has a channel value that represents the spectrum of the corresponding object image; and executing a deep learning program by using the matrices to build a predictive model for identifying a target surface type of the object. Accordingly, the speed of identifying the target surface type of the object is increased, further improving the product yield of the object.
US11610374B2	Optical device for implementing augmented reality In order to provide an optical device for clearly implementing augmented reality provided from a display unit, regardless of a change in a focal point of an outer mirror through which a user views, the present invention comprises: the display unit for emitting an optical beam displaying an image; transparent glass through which external light passes and which forms the path of the optical beam emitted by the display unit; and a pinhole mirror disposed to the glass, and disposed on the path of the optical beam emitted by the display unit, so as to reflect the optical beam emitted by the display unit, wherein the pinhole mirror has a polygonal shape and has an area less than that of the pupil so that an image formed by the optical beam emitted by the display unit overlaps with an image formed by the external light having been transmitted through the glass.
US11610372B2	Methods and apparatus for multiple lens distortion correction The present disclosure relates to methods and apparatus for display or graphics processing. Aspects of the present disclosure can calculate first location information based on a first image mesh. Further, aspects of the present disclosure can determine a first UV image based on the calculated first location information. Additionally, aspects of the present disclosure can calculate second location information based on a second image mesh and the determined first UV image. Aspects of the present disclosure can also determine a second UV image based on the calculated second location information. Aspects of the present disclosure can also generate a third image mesh based on the determined second UV image. Also, aspects of the present disclosure can calculate third location information based on the third image mesh and a camera image. Aspects of the present disclosure can also determine a display image based on the calculated third location information.
US11610371B2	Keyboards for virtual, augmented, and mixed reality display systems User interfaces for virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality display systems are disclosed. The user interfaces may be virtual or physical keyboards. Techniques are described for displaying, configuring, and/or interacting with the user interfaces.
US11610370B2	Joint shape and appearance optimization through topology sampling Systems and methods enable optimization of a 3D model representation comprising the shape and appearance of a particular 3D scene or object. The opaque 3D mesh (e.g., vertex positions and corresponding topology) and spatially varying material attributes are jointly optimized based on image space losses to match multiple image observations (e.g., reference images of the reference 3D scene or object). A geometric topology defines faces and/or cells in the opaque 3D mesh that are visible and may be randomly initialized and optimized through training based on the image space losses. Applying the geometry topology to an opaque 3D mesh for learning the shape improves accuracy of silhouette edges and performance compared with using transparent mesh representations. In contrast with approaches that require an initial guess for the topology and/or an exhaustive testing of possible geometric topologies, the 3D model representation is learned based on image space differences without requiring an initial guess.
US11610368B2	Tessellation of patches of surfaces in a tile based rendering system A method and apparatus are provided for tessellating patches of surfaces in a tile based three dimensional computer graphics rendering system. For each tile in an image a per tile list of primitive indices is derived for tessellated primitives which make up a patch. Hidden surface removal is then performed on the patch and any domain points which remain after hidden surface removal are derived. The primitives are then shaded for display.
US11610362B2	Data volume sculptor for deep learning acceleration A device include on-board memory, an applications processor, a digital signal processor (DSP) cluster, a configurable accelerator framework (CAF), and at least one communication bus architecture. The communication bus communicatively couples the applications processor, the DSP cluster, and the CAF to the on-board memory. The CAF includes a reconfigurable stream switch and data volume sculpting circuitry, which has an input and an output coupled to the reconfigurable stream switch. The data volume sculpting circuitry receives a series of frames, each frame formed as a two dimensional (2D) data structure, and determines a first dimension and a second dimension of each frame of the series of frames. Based on the first and second dimensions, the data volume sculpting circuitry determines for each frame a position and a size of a region-of-interest to be extracted from the respective frame, and extracts from each frame, data in the frame that is within the region-of-interest.
US11610359B2	Graphics texture mapping When performing anisotropic filtering when sampling a texture in a graphics processing system, a number of positions for which to sample the texture along an anisotropy direction is determined. When the determined number of positions for which to sample the texture along the anisotropy direction is a non-integer value that exceeds a lower integer value by more than a threshold amount, samples are taken along the anisotropy direction in the texture for a number of positions corresponding to the next higher multiple of 2 to the determined non-integer number of positions to be sampled. When the determined number of positions for which to sample the texture along the anisotropy direction does not exceed the lower integer value by at least the threshold amount, samples are taken along the anisotropy direction in the texture for a number of positions corresponding to the lower integer value.
US11610354B2	Joint audio-video facial animation system The present invention relates to a joint automatic audio visual driven facial animation system that in some example embodiments includes a full scale state of the art Large Vocabulary Continuous Speech Recognition (LVCSR) with a strong language model for speech recognition and obtained phoneme alignment from the word lattice.
US11610349B2	Filling empty pixels A method for rendering a computer image includes, for each pixel of a plurality of N×M pixels forming a tile, determining a plurality of masks for the pixel, wherein N and M denote integers larger than 1, and wherein each mask identifies a respective subset of the pixels that are equidistant from the pixel and located at a respective distance from the pixel. The method further includes: determining an active mask for the tile, the active mask identifying active pixels of the pixels, each of the active pixels being determined as having color information; based on the active mask, identifying an empty pixel of the pixels, the empty pixel lacking color information; and determining at least a first nearest active pixel that is nearest to the empty pixel. The determining includes comparing the active mask with at least one mask of the masks for the empty pixel.
US11610346B2	Image reconstruction using machine learning regularizers A system and method for reconstructing an image of a target object using an iterative reconstruction technique can include a machine learning model as a regularization filter (100). An image data set for a target object generated using an imaging modality can be received, and an image of the target object can be reconstructed using an iterative reconstruction technique that includes a machine learning model as a regularization filter (100) used in part to reconstruct the image of the target object. The machine learning model can be trained prior to receiving the image data using learning datasets that have image data associated with the target object, where the learning datasets providing objective data for training the machine learning model, and the machine learning model can be included in the iterative reconstruction technique to introduce the object features into the image of the target object being reconstructed.
US11610345B2	Method and system of quantitative intravascular optical coherence tomography The present disclosure relates to a method and a system of quantitative intravascular optical coherence tomography. The method includes: acquiring and graying an intravascular optical coherence tomography cross-sectional image, and converting it into a polar coordinate view; calculating a confocal function value and a sensitivity function value according to parameters of the imaging system; establishing a model of an intensity of a backscattered signal being attenuated depending on the detection depth, according to the confocal function value and the sensitivity function value to obtain a theoretical value of the backscattered signal; determining a measured value of the backscattered signal; constructing an error function according to the theoretical value and the corresponding measured value; minimizing the error function to determine a light attenuation coefficient corresponding to each polar coordinate; and determining a spatial distribution diagram of the light attenuation coefficient according to the light attenuation coefficient corresponding to each polar coordinate.
US11610338B2	Method of controlling a camera A method comprises displaying a first image acquired from a camera having an input camera projection model including a first focal length and an optical axis parameter value. A portion of the first image is selected as a second image associated with an output camera projection model in which either a focal length and/or an optical axis parameter value differ from the parameters of the input camera projection model. The method involves iteratively: adjusting either the focal length and/or an optical axis parameter value for the camera lens so that it approaches the corresponding value of the output camera projection model; acquiring a subsequent image using the adjusted focal length or optical axis parameter value; mapping pixel coordinates in the second image, through a normalized 3D coordinate system to respective locations in the subsequent image to determine respective values for the pixel coordinates; and displaying the second image.
US11610336B2	Methods and systems to detect vehicle events using vehicle cameras In exemplary embodiments, methods and systems are provided for determining vehicle events. In an exemplary embodiment, a system is provided that includes: one or more cameras onboard a vehicle that are configured to generate camera data; and a processor that is coupled to the one or more cameras and configured to at least facilitate: identifying a change in position of one or more objects of the camera data using the camera data; and determining that a vehicle event has occurred, based on the change in position of the one or more objects of the camera data.
US11610333B2	Methods and devices for electronically altering captured images An electronic device includes a display and an image capture device electronically capturing one or more images of a subject performing an activity. A wireless communication device can electronically transmit the one or more images to a remote electronic device across a network after a Procrustes superimposition operation is performed to compare the subject to a standard. The wireless communication device can electronically receive one or more electronically altered images identifying differences between one or more standard reference locations situated at one or more predefined features of the standard performing the activity and one or more corresponding subject reference locations situated at one or more predefined features of the subject performing the activity. These electronically altered images can be presented on the display of the electronic device to provide corrective feedback to the subject as how to better perform the activity.
US11610326B2	Synthesizing 3D hand pose based on multi-modal guided generative networks Systems and methods for obtaining hand images are provided. A method, performed by at least one processor that implements at least one network, includes obtaining a single source image, a three-dimensional (3D) hand pose of a first hand in the single source image, and a 3D target hand pose; and generating an image of a second hand, that has an appearance of the first hand and a pose of the 3D target hand pose, based on the single source image, the 3D hand pose, and the 3D target hand pose.
US11610324B2	Three-dimensional shape measuring method and three-dimensional shape measuring device A three-dimensional shape measuring method includes: projecting a first grid pattern based on a first light and a second grid pattern based on a second light onto a target object in such a way that the first grid pattern and the second grid pattern intersect each other, the first light and the second light being lights of two colors included in three primary colors of light; picking up, by a three-color camera, an image of the first grid pattern and the second grid pattern projected on the target object, and acquiring a first picked-up image based on the first light and a second picked-up image based on the second light; and performing a phase analysis of a grid image with respect to at least one of the first picked-up image and the second picked-up image and calculating height information of the target object.
US11610310B2	Method, apparatus, system, and storage medium for recognizing medical image The present disclosure describes a method, an apparatus, and storage medium for recognizing medical image. The method includes obtaining, by a device, a medical image. The device includes a memory storing instructions and a processor in communication with the memory. The method further includes determining, by the device, the medical image through a first recognition model to generate a lesion recognition result used for indicating whether the medical image comprises a lesion; and in response to the lesion recognition result indicating that the medical image comprises a lesion, recognizing, by the device, the medical image through a second recognition model to generate a lesion degree recognition result of the medical image used for indicating a degree of the lesion. Manual analysis and customization of a feature extraction solution are not required, so that the efficiency and accuracy of medical image recognition are improved.
US11610308B2	Localization and classification of abnormalities in medical images Systems and methods are provided for classifying an abnormality in a medical image. An input medical image depicting a lesion is received. The lesion is localized in the input medical image using a trained localization network to generate a localization map. The lesion is classified based on the input medical image and the localization map using a trained classification network. The classification of the lesion is output. The trained localization network and the trained classification network are jointly trained.
US11610307B2	Determining biomarkers from histopathology slide images A generalizable and interpretable deep learning model for predicting biomarker status and biomarker metrics from histopathology slide images is provided.
US11610303B2	Data processing apparatus and method A medical image data processing apparatus is provided and includes processing circuitry to receive medical image data in respect of at least one subject; receive non-image data; generate a filter based on the non-image data; and apply the filter to the medical image data, wherein the filter limits a region of the medical image data.
US11610300B2	Determination device and determination system A determination device includes a computer. The computer is configured to compare an image of a component that is captured and a correct image that is associated with an operation procedure manual and in which the component is captured. The computer is configured to determine whether a component shape in the image of the component and a component shape in the correct image agree. If the two component shapes do not agree, the computer is configured to determine that the component and the operation procedure manual do not match.
US11610288B2	Sharpening data representations of subterranean formations The disclosure presents a process for sharpening an image data representation of collected measurements from a subterranean formation. The sharpening process utilizes an azimuthal filter applied to azimuthal radial ranges around a borehole to designate azimuthal bins. The azimuthal filter utilizes a set of filter coefficients to modify an azimuthal target bin. The set of filter coefficients is a devolution set as it contains at least one positive and one negative filter coefficient. The filter ratio of positive to negative filter coefficients can be adjusted utilizing the statistical uncertainty of the collected measurements and a targeted filter ratio. In some aspects, an axial filter process, also using a binning methodology, can be applied to the collected measurements, where the azimuthal and axial filtered values can be combined for the final image representation. The azimuthal and axial processes can be executed in serial or parallel process flows.
US11610271B1	Transaction data processing systems and methods Described embodiments relate to determining a candidate financial record associated with a transaction between a first accounting entity and a second entity, and determining, using a numerical representation generation model, a numerical representation of the candidate financial record, the numerical representation generation model having been trained on a corpus generated from historical transaction records. The method further comprises providing, to a transaction attribute prediction model, the numerical representation of the candidate financial record, the transaction attribute prediction model having been trained using a dataset of previously reconciled financial records, each associated with a respective first transaction attribute; and determining, by the transaction attribute prediction model, at least one first transaction attribute associated with the candidate financial record.
US11610262B1	Systems and methods for tokenization and API services Systems, apparatuses, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for preapproving a loan. An example method includes receiving, from an online marketplace server device, a preapproval request provided by a user for a loan preapproval to purchase a first property. The example method further includes obtaining credit information associated with the user from a credit server device. The example method further includes generating a preapproval data structure based on the preapproval request and the credit information. The example method further includes generating a preapproval token based on the generated preapproval data structure. Subsequently, the example method includes transmitting the generated preapproval token to the online marketplace server device.
US11610261B2	System that varies the terms and conditions of a subsidized loan A system that varies the terms and conditions of a subsidized loan includes a blockchain service circuit structured to interpret a plurality of access control features corresponding to a plurality of parties associated with a loan; a data collection circuit structured to interpret entity information corresponding to a plurality of entities related to a lending transaction corresponding to the loan; a smart contract circuit structured to specify loan terms and conditions relating to the loan; and a loan management circuit structured to interpret loan related events in response to the entity information, the plurality of access control features, and the loan terms and conditions, wherein the loan related events are associated with the loan; and implement loan related activities in response to the entity information, the plurality of access control features, and the loan terms and conditions, wherein the loan related activities are associated with the loan.
US11610246B2	Product and content association Methods and apparatus are disclosed regarding an e-commerce system that maintains references between products and relevant content. In some embodiments, methods and/or apparatus obtain content from one or more content providers via a computer network, identify a product from a product catalog of an electronic database that is related to the obtained content; and update references to relevant content maintained in an electronic database for the product to include a reference to the obtained content.
US11610243B2	Systems, devices and methods for computer automated assistance for disparate networks and internet interfaces A variety of systems, methods and arrangements are implemented in connection with a processor-controlled routing arrangement. According to one such implementation, a computer-implemented method facilitates payment provided between disparate payment networks of buyers and sellers. The method uses a computer-arrangement to interface with a social website that has user profiles, each user profile corresponding to a user identifier, and for use with a seller website that offers products or services for purchase by users and that generates transaction data for a current user accessing the website. A current user identifier corresponding to a current user profile and the transaction data is communicates to the computer-arrangement. A buyer payment network is selected from a plurality of disparate buyer payment networks that are each associated with the current user identifier. Based upon the selection, the transaction data is formatted to facilitate payment against the selected buyer payment network.
US11610240B1	Method, apparatus, and computer program product for partitioning prescription transaction costs in an electronic prescription transaction A method, apparatus and computer program product are provided for partitioning prescription transaction costs in an electronic prescription transaction by determining a credit amount to be applied to an adjudicated prescription claim, based on a co-pay amount provided by an adjudication computer, and a cash price obtained from a cash discount system. The remaining patient pay amount, which may be less than or equal to the cash price, may be transmitted to the pharmacy computer. The credit amount may be transmitted to the pharmacy computer or other third party computer.
US11610239B2	Machine learning enabled evaluation systems and methods Systems and methods for providing machine-learning enabled user-specific evaluations are disclosed. Implementations include obtaining a first set of evaluation data from a user interface, obtaining a first set of target-descriptive data including target-specific characteristics objectively describing the evaluation targets, and training, with a machine-learning algorithm, a user-specific evaluation profile indicating evaluation patterns relative to the first set of evaluation data and the first set of target-specific characteristics. Implementations include applying the user-specific evaluation profile to a second set of target-descriptive data to predict a user-specific evaluation.
US11610238B1	System and method for collecting and managing property information A system and method for collecting and managing property information is disclosed. The system and method allow for buyers, sellers, agents and other parties that may have relevant information for a real estate transaction to collect and/or view property information stored in a property information storage system. The system and method include a virtual property notebook that facilitates collecting data about properties so that the information can be added to the property information storage system. Users are guided through a property using the virtual property notebook running as a software application on a remote device. The remote device can be used to collect image information. Users may be instructed to further inspect a property structure such as an appliance that the system has automatically detected. The system and method further include a prediction system that can provide estimated property values based on collected information.
US11610236B2	Augmenting web-based video media with broadcast communication functionality A system and method for augmenting video displayed via web browser to add interactive functionality is disclosed. Elements are included in a structured media definition to cause the video player to instantiate one or more new elements on a webpage when the media is played, including a first script that includes instructions to generate an interactive menu and second script, such that selection of an option from the interactive menu will call one or more application programming interface (API) functions of the second script. The structured media definition causes loading of the video and execution of the instructions. A server backend receives and processes API calls from the second script and transmits responses to the API calls to be acted upon by the second script.
US11610229B2	System and method for estimating visual impressions of vehicles configured with external graphic messaging An impression estimation system for estimating visual impressions of a plurality of vehicles configured with exterior graphic messaging. A mobile device application of each of a plurality of mobile devices associated with the plurality of vehicles generates vehicle mobility data. A computational platform includes a processor and program code which, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to, with respect to each vehicle of the plurality of vehicles: (i) identify, using the vehicle mobility data, one or more of the road segments in which the vehicle was present; (ii) estimate, using the traffic volume data, a number of potential visual impressions of the vehicle within the road segments; (iii) determine an estimated number of visual impressions; (iv) generate visual impression information based at least in part upon the estimated number of visual impressions; and (v) cause display of the visual impression information.
US11610225B2	Conversion optimization with long attribution window An online system optimizes for longer attribution window conversions with an additive decomposition model by predicting the probability that a predefined action happens given an impression/click. The online system receives a content item from a content provider for display to a target user, and predicts a probability that a target user will convert given an interaction with the content item by the target user. The online system computes, by a first trained model, a short-term conversion probability of a conversion event happening within a first conversion window after the interaction. The online system computes, by a second trained model, a long-term conversion probability of the a conversion event happening within a second conversion window after the interaction, the second conversion window being longer than the first conversion window. The online system computes the conversion probability given the interaction based on the short-term conversion probability and the long-term conversion probability.
US11610224B2	Electronic display systems Members of an audience of a visually dynamic event are clustered using a plurality of sources. A current point of interest (POI) of the visually dynamic event and a future POI of the visually dynamic event are identified across the member clusters. An effectiveness score for given content and a given member cluster is computed for the current point of interest and an effectiveness score for a given content and a given member cluster is computed for the future POI by tracking a position, a speed, and a direction of movement of the current POI. A location of a background area is determined and ranked for each member cluster based on the current point of interest. Electronic displays that correspond to the ranked background areas are identified and ranked. Content is distributed across the electronic displays for each current time period based on the ranked display areas.
US11610218B2	Methods for developing customer loyalty programs and related systems and devices In some aspects, methods for measuring a level of usage of one or more replaceable consumable components within a material processing system can include detecting a type of consumable component in use within a processing device of the material processing system; determining, using a computing system, if the type of consumable component in use is a specific type of consumable component; and determining, using the computing system, a usage ratio of the specific type of consumable component used relative to other types of consumable components used within the processing device during a cumulative time period of use of the material processing system.
US11610214B2	Deep reinforcement learning based real-time scheduling of Energy Storage System (ESS) in commercial campus A system with deep reinforcement learning based control determines optimal actions for major components in a commercial building to minimize operation costs while maximizing comprehensive comfort levels of occupants. An unsupervised deep Q-network method is introduced to handle the energy management problem by evaluating the influence of operation costs on comfort levels considering the environment factors at each time slot. An optimum control decision can be derived that targets both immediate and long-term goals, where exploration and exploitation are considered simultaneously.
US11610206B2	Analysis platform for actionable insight into user interaction data There are provided systems and methods for actionable insight into user interaction data. A service provider server can access user interaction data associated with an interaction between a first communication device and the service provider server, and generates feature representations of the user interaction data, in which the feature representations respectively correspond to extracted features that include textual data features or audio data features. The service provider server can determine an intent of the interaction from the feature representations using a machine learning-trained classifier, in which the intent corresponds to a first actionable insight category. The interaction is mapped to a first cluster based on the intent, and the service provider server issues a remedial action for the interaction based on the mapping of the interaction to the first cluster, in which the remedial action is associated with a particular type of activity in the first actionable insight category.
US11610200B2	Alert management system with real-time remediation and integration with the exception originating system An alert management and real-time remediation system is disclosed. The system may receive, from an institution, an electronic file that includes an exception information (EI) data structure comprising exception information representing events and customers associated with the events, and a contact information data structure comprising an electronic address for each customer. The system may automatically parse the EI into events associated with the customers, and for each customer, send an event notification message (EN) to the electronic address of the customer, wherein the event notification message includes a link to an authentication interface of the institution associated with the customer. Responsive to the customer being authenticated by the authentication interface, providing a user interface to the electronic customer device for display to the customer, wherein the user interface displays information for each event associated with the customer and display elements from which a user may select, including a display element for a payment option; and responsive to the customer selecting the payment option, generating and sending a payment message to the institution.
US11610196B1	Officially authorized virtual identification cards A system that allows users to display valid identification via a mobile device. Authentic and valid IDs and secure folders are verified by a certificate authority. Statistical techniques are applied to automatically determine the consistency and reliability of user data. Context is automatically determined to display data according to the context.
US11610195B2	Systems and methods for cryptographic authentication of contactless cards Example embodiments of systems and methods for data transmission between a contactless card, a client application, and a server are provided. The memory of the contactless card may include a first card number table storing a first plurality of card numbers, each card number associated with a user account. A first applet may cycle through the first card number table and transmit each of the first plurality of card numbers to a second applet. In response to detection of one or more gestures by the card, the client application may read one or more of the first plurality of card numbers from the second applet and transmit a verification request associated with the one or more read card numbers to the server, which may compare the one or more read card numbers to a number from a second card number table and transmit a verification determination to authenticate the card.
US11610194B2	Transaction object reader with analog and digital signal interface A card reader includes a digital connector such as a Universal Serial Bus (USB) plug or an Apple® Lightning® plug. The digital connector includes a corresponding connector interface, which provides voltage to at least a card reader interface and an integrated circuit (IC) of the card reader. The card reader interface outputs an analog transaction information signal upon reading the card. The IC generates a digital version of the analog transaction information signal, encrypts the digital version, converts that into an analog audio signal. The audio signal can then be sent to the connector interface, which converts it into a digital signal such as a USB or Apple® Lightning® signal that is sent by the digital connector to a mobile device. Alternately, the audio signal can be sent to a microcontroller that converts the audio signal to a digital format such as USB, and then to the digital connector.
US11610191B1	Cash transaction machine Introduced is a technology for withdrawing cash from a cash transaction machine (CTM) by use of a mobile payment application installed on a mobile device of a consumer user (“the CTM technology”). Briefly described, the CTM technology enables a consumer user to identify one or more CTMs from which to withdraw cash by using his/her mobile device (e.g., a smartphone) as a “virtual” card. A particular CTM can be a conventional ATM or a POS system at a merchant's place of business. The user can use a mobile payment application installed on the user's mobile device to identify any nearby CTMs, request a withdrawal amount from a particular CTM from the identified nearby CTMs, receive a transaction code specific to that particular CTM, and physically obtain, or collect, the cash representative of the withdrawal amount at that particular CTM using the transaction code.
US11610190B2	Blaze remote management server for downloading a digital product A method and system for conducting an online payment transaction through a point of sale device. The method includes receiving input from a user selecting an item for purchase through the point of sale device; calculating a total purchase amount for the item in response to a request from the user to purchase the item; and sending payment authorization for the total purchase amount from the point of sale device to a payment entity, in which the payment authorization is sent to the payment entity via a mobile communication device of the user. The method further includes receiving a result of the payment authorization from the payment entity through the mobile communication device; and completing the payment transaction based on the result of the payment authorization.
US11610189B2	Videoconferencing with a customer device In an example embodiment, there is described herein an automated banking machine with a user interface that enables a customer perform a financial transaction. The automated banking machine also comprises a first interface for communicating with a remote service provide and a second interface that can communicate with a customer service device. Upon receiving an input from the customer requesting assistance, the automated banking machine establishes a communication link between the remote service provider and the customer device. The communication link enables audio, video, or a combination of audio and video data to be sent between the customer device and the remote service provider.
US11610185B2	System and method for waste management A method for waste management, including recording an image of content within a waste container; extracting a set of content parameters from the image; characterizing the content within the waste container based on the set of content parameters; and routing a waste removal vehicle based on the content characterization.
US11610183B2	Systems and methods for performing and tracking asset inspections A facility readiness inspection system and method are disclosed. Embodiments comprise an asset database comprising inspection task definition for assets. An inspection coordination application program interface (API) can create at least one periodic inspection task list. Each periodic inspection task list can include a number of tasks and assets, chosen based on the total time allotted for completion of the periodic inspection task list and the complexity of the inspection task definitions of each physical asset. Mobile electronic device can be configured to present the periodic inspection task list as a series of discrete tasks and to receive task list response data in response to each discrete task. Response data can be compared to benchmarks and standards, and issues can be escalated to external systems. An analytics engine can automatically produce inspection compliance documentation for each of the physical assets related to the periodic inspection task list.
US11610181B2	Traceability and analysis of materials without unique identifiers in manufacturing processes and digital manufacturing transformation A system tracks material flow during a production process. In particular, the system receives, from a materials container, a plurality of sensor readings. The materials container comprises a plurality of sensors at one or more intake locations and one or more outlet locations. The system generates an input data set and an output data set from the plurality of sensor readings. The system stores a first electronic ledger entry on an electronic ledger. The first electronic entry comprises the input data set and a time that sensor readings corresponding to the one or more intake locations were taken. The system stores a second electronic ledger entry on the electronic ledger. The second electronic entry comprises the output data set and a time that sensor readings corresponding to the one or more outlet locations were taken. The system generates display data associate with the first and second electronic ledger entries.
US11610162B2	System and method of workforce optimization A method of workforce optimization includes acquiring video data. The video data is obtained from a plurality of video cameras in a facility comprising a plurality of departments. A customer load for each of the plurality of departments is identified. A location of each of a plurality of employees in the facility is identified. A customer-to-employee ratio is determined for each department. The determined customer-to-employee ratio for each department is provided to a computing device. At least one employee deployment notification is provided from the computing device to another computing device.
US11610160B2	System for validated tracking and management of events associated with equipment during lifetime usage Validated tracking and managing of events associated with equipment during a usage lifetime. Equipment is registered within a distributed register/ledger of a distributed trust network according to an equipment identifier and subsequently events related to the equipment are registered and managed within the distributed register/ledger during the usage lifetime. Such events include resource arrangement-related events and property-right-related events. In addition, logic may be included in the distributed register/leger that triggers various actions in response to the events.
US11610153B1	Generating reinforcement learning data that is compatible with reinforcement learning for a robotic task Utilizing at least one existing policy (e.g. a manually engineered policy) for a robotic task, in generating reinforcement learning (RL) data that can be used in training an RL policy for an instance of RL of the robotic task. The existing policy can be one that, standing alone, will not generate data that is compatible with the instance of RL for the robotic task. In contrast, the generated RL data is compatible with RL for the robotic task at least by virtue of it including state data that is in a state space of the RL for the robotic task, and including actions that are in the action space of the RL for the robotic task. The generated RL data can be used in at least some of the initial training for the RL policy using reinforcement learning.
US11610151B2	Distribution system, data management apparatus, data management method, and computer-readable recording medium A distribution system 100 includes a data management apparatus 10 and a plurality of calculators 20 that execute machine learning. The data management apparatus 10 includes a data acquisition unit 11 that acquires information regarding training data held in a memory 21 of each of the calculators 20, from the calculators 20, and a data rearrangement unit 12 that determines training data that is to be held in the memory 21 of each of the calculators 20, based on characteristics of the machine learning processes that are executed by the calculators 20, and the information acquired from the calculators.
US11610145B2	Systems and methods for blast electronic activity detection The present disclosure relates to determining detecting blast electronic activities. A method can include identifying a plurality of first electronic activities transmitted by a first electronic account of a data source provider. For each first electronic activity of the plurality of first electronic activities, a plurality of features can be extracted. For at least one first electronic activity of the plurality of first electronic activities, a blast probability score can be generated indicating a likelihood that the at least one first electronic activity is a blast electronic activity. The blast probability score can be generated using a machine learning model trained using features extracted from second electronic activities labeled as blast electronic activities and features extracted from third electronic activities labeled as non-blast electronic activities. An association between the at least one first electronic activity and the blast probability score can be stored in a data structure.
US11610141B2	Classifying a dataset for model employment One embodiment provides a method, including: obtaining a dataset for generation of an outcome using a plurality of artificial intelligence models; classifying, using another artificial intelligence model and before employing the plurality of artificial intelligence models, the dataset into a feature-space; and employing a subset of the plurality of artificial intelligence models on the dataset, wherein the subset is selected based upon the classification of the dataset. Other aspects are described and claimed.
US11610140B2	Predicting fatigue of an asset that heals The example embodiments are directed to a system and method which can predict a degradation in the health of an asset that heals based on data sensed from a machine or equipment operated by the asset that heals and in consideration of healing of the asset. In one example, a method may include one or more of storing time-series data of an operation of a machine, predicting a fatigue value of an operator of the machine via a predictive model that comprises a Rainflow counting algorithm that determines a degradation of the operator based on a changing attribute in the time-series data and a healing function that determines a healing component of the operator based on rest of the operator, and outputting information about the predicted fatigue value via a user interface.
US11610129B2	System and method for multiscale deep equilibrium models A computer-implemented method for a classification and training a neural network includes receiving input at the neural network, wherein the input includes a plurality of resolution inputs of varying resolutions, outputting a plurality of feature tensors for each corresponding resolution of the plurality of resolution inputs, fusing the plurality of feature tensors utilizing upsampling or down sampling for the vary resolutions, utilizing an equilibrium solver to identify one or more prediction vectors from the plurality of feature tensors, and outputting a loss in response to the one or more prediction vectors.
US11610126B1	Temporal-clustering invariance in irregular time series data Techniques for generating multiple-resolutions of time series data are described. An input irregular time series having a plurality of data points is obtained, each data point of the plurality of data points including a timestamp and a feature vector. Based on the input irregular time series, multiple variant time series are generated. A data point in one of the variant time series is based in part on a combination of at least two data points of the input irregular time series. The multiple variant time series can then be used for machine learning tasks such as training a machine learning model or using a machine learning model to infer an output.
US11610119B2	Method and system for processing spatial data A method for classifying a spatial data carried out by a data computing environment. The method includes: receiving a spatial data from a data source; generating a first feature from the spatial data; dividing the first feature into a first sub-feature and a second sub-feature; analysing the first sub-feature to derive a first sub-feature data; analysing the second sub-feature to derive a second sub-feature data; using the first sub-feature data and the second sub-feature data as a first input data for analysing the first feature; and analysing at least one of the first sub-feature data, the second sub-feature data, and the first feature to classify the spatial data into a plurality of object classes.
US11610115B2	Learning to generate synthetic datasets for training neural networks In various examples, a generative model is used to synthesize datasets for use in training a downstream machine learning model to perform an associated task. The synthesized datasets may be generated by sampling a scene graph from a scene grammar—such as a probabilistic grammar—and applying the scene graph to the generative model to compute updated scene graphs more representative of object attribute distributions of real-world datasets. The downstream machine learning model may be validated against a real-world validation dataset, and the performance of the model on the real-world validation dataset may be used as an additional factor in further training or fine-tuning the generative model for generating the synthesized datasets specific to the task of the downstream machine learning model.
US11610099B2	Neural network architecture using single plane filters Hardware for implementing a Deep Neural Network (DNN) having a convolution layer, the hardware comprising an input buffer configured to provide data windows to a plurality of convolution engines, each data window comprising a single input plane; and each of the plurality of convolution engines being operable to perform a convolution operation by applying a filter to a data window, each filter comprising a set of weights for combination with respective data values of a data window, and each of the plurality of convolution engines comprising: multiplication logic operable to combine a weight of the filter with a respective data value of the data window provided by the input buffer; and accumulation logic configured to accumulate the results of a plurality of combinations performed by the multiplication logic so as to form an output for a respective convolution operation.
US11610095B2	Systems and methods for energy-efficient data processing An energy-efficient sequencer comprising inline multipliers and adders causes a read source that contains matching values to output an enable signal to enable a data item prior to using a multiplier to multiply the data item with a weight to obtain a product for use in a matrix-multiplication in hardware. A second enable signal causes the output to be written to the data item.
US11610086B2	Apparatus for displaying instructions based on an event in a recording apparatus A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program is provided. The program is executed in a personal digital assistant to operate a recording apparatus including a recording unit that performs recording on a medium from the personal digital assistant. The program causes the personal digital assistant to display, on a display of the personal digital assistant, information on a user operation method based on an event that occurred when a medium is to be fed from back of the recording apparatus, the method being to be performed after the event occurred.
US11610083B2	Method for calculating clustering evaluation value, and method for determining number of clusters Provided is a method for calculating an evaluation score of clustering quality, based on the number of clusters into which a plurality of data is clustered. The calculating the evaluation score includes: calculating a degree of internal compactness that is a sum of values, each being defined by normalizing a first index value by a first value that is based on a number of data within each cluster, the first index value indicating a degree of dispersion of data within each cluster; calculating a degree of external separation defined by normalizing a sum of a second index value for each cluster by a second value that is based on the number of clusters, the second index value indicating an index of a distance between the clusters; and calculating the evaluation score according to a predetermined formula having, as variables, the degree of internal compactness and the degree of external separation.
US11610079B2	Test suite for different kinds of biases in data There is provided computer implemented method for detecting and reducing or removing bias for generating a machine learning model, comprising: prior to generating the machine learning model: receiving a training dataset, comprising target inputs, each comprising parameters and labelled with a corresponding target output, wherein at least one of the parameters of at least of the target inputs comprises a sensitive parameter indicative of the corresponding target input assigned to a sensitive group that is potentially biased against other target inputs that are excluded from the sensitive group, analyzing the training dataset to identify target inputs affected by label bias when a statistically significant difference is detected between target inputs assigned to the sensitive group and target inputs excluded from the sensitive group, correcting labels of the target inputs affected by label bias, and generating the machine learning model using the corrected labels.
US11610074B1	Deep learning image processing method for determining vehicle damage In a computer-implemented method and associated tangible non-transitory computer-readable medium, an image of a damaged vehicle may be analyzed to generate a repair estimate. A dataset populated with digital images of damaged vehicles and associated claim data may be used to train a deep learning neural network to learn damaged vehicle image characteristics that are predictive of claim data characteristics, and a predictive similarity model may be generated. Using the predictive similarity model, one or more similarity scores may be generated for a digital image of a newly damaged vehicle, indicating its similarity to one or more digital images of damaged vehicles with known damage level, repair time, and/or repair cost. A repair estimate may be generated for the newly damaged vehicle based on the claim data associated with images that are most similar to the image of the newly damaged vehicle.
US11610071B2	Method for providing asymmetric identification and access with respect to a radio-frequency tag A method for providing identification and access with respect to a passive radio-frequency tag in a tag population, including, receiving a command for initiating an inventory round or a command for initiating a tag access, the command including, as a parameter, a number including an identifier of a reader, generating a 16-bit value referred to as first or second binding handle, the first or second binding handle including N juxtaposed bits forming the reader identifier, backscattering the first or second binding handle, receiving an ACK command, analyzing the identification parameter of the ACK command, and in a case where the identification parameter includes the reader identifier then ignoring the ACK command, only tags having the selected inventoried flag value for the session number are inventoried, the first initiating command only including the same inventoried flag for every inventoried tags during a session and wherein the at least other inventoried flag value is never used during the session.
US11610064B2	Clarification of natural language requests using neural networks A user of an automated natural language system may submit an ambiguous or incomplete request, and interactive techniques may be used to obtain clarification information from the user and then determine a response for presentation to the user. A user's initial request may be processed to compute a category score for each possible category of request. The category scores may be processed to determine if clarification of the request is needed. Where clarification is needed, one or more tags may be selected to determine a clarification question to be presented to the user. For example, a tag clarification score may be computed for each tag that indicates a value of the tag in clarifying the request. After receiving the clarification information from the user, one or more categories may be selected or, where needed, additional clarification information may be obtained.
US11610063B2	Automatic compliance tools A facility for representing a mandate occurring in an authority document with a control is described. For each of one or more controls in a set of existing controls, the facility determines a similarity score measuring the similarity of the mandate and the control; where the similarity score exceeds a similarity threshold, the facility links the mandate to the control. Where the mandate is not linked to any control in the set of controls, the facility adds a control to the set of controls that is based on the mandate, and links the mandate to the added control.
US11610059B2	Systems and methods for a visual interface for grid-based programs The current disclosure provides techniques for visualizing text expressions in spreadsheet cells in a more intuitive and user friendly manner by mapping syntactic elements of the text expressions to two-dimensional (2D) configurations of 2D elements, and displaying the 2D configurations in a graphical user interface, wherein the syntactic relationships between syntactic elements in the text expressions are rendered as spatial relationships between the 2D elements in the 2D configuration. In one embodiment, a method for converting a text expression into a 2D configuration comprises selecting a spreadsheet cell based on input received from a user input device, wherein the spreadsheet cell comprises a text expression, parsing the text expression, using a logic subsystem, into at least a first syntactic element, mapping the first syntactic element, using the logic subsystem, to a first two-dimensional (2D) element, and displaying the first 2D element in a graphical user interface via a display subsystem.
US11610054B1	Semantically-guided template generation from image content Techniques for template generation from image content includes extracting information associated with an input image. The information comprises: 1) layout information indicating positions of content corresponding to a content type of a plurality of content types within the input image; and 2) text attributes indicating at least a font of text included in the input image. A user-editable template having the characteristics of the input image is generated based on the layout information and the text attributes.
US11610051B2	Dynamically generating documents using natural language processing and dynamic user interface An NLP analysis method based on identification of common terms is disclosed. The improved NLP analysis can separate different parts of a patent claim into discrete claim segments based on the common terms. A user interface that corresponds to a flowchart allows the user to drag and drop the claim segments to form complex relationships, which is used to generate a patent specification.
US11610039B2	Creating and/or enhancing hardware obscurity via randomization points Briefly, example methods, apparatuses, and/or articles of manufacture are disclosed that may be implemented, in whole or in part, using one or more computing devices to facilitate and/or support one or more operations and/or techniques for creating and/or enhancing hardware obscurity via one or more randomization points, such as implemented in connection with one or more computing and/or communication networks and/or protocols.
US11610038B2	Risk evaluation For risk evaluation, a method encodes event data as a linear array that includes a plurality of logic states. The method estimates a success probability for each logic state and identifies path groups of the plurality of logic states. The logic states of each path group must all be healthy for each logic state to contribute to system success. The method further identifies each path combination of path groups and path nodes that result in system success. In addition, the method calculates a system success probability as a sum of success probabilities for each path combination. The success rate for each path combination is calculated as a product of the path group success probabilities for the path combination.
US11610029B2	Method and system for identifying conflicts within roof truss of a structure The present invention is a computer implemented method comprising: accessing a model of a building; isolating a set of roof trusses, wherein the roof trusses are comprised of members; analyzing each of the members and determining the actual properties of each of the members; comparing if the actual properties of the members are within a predetermined tolerance of a set of required properties for each of the members; and generating a list of all conflicting members.
US11610024B2	Systems and methods for protecting search privacy The disclosed computer-implemented method for protecting search privacy may include (i) receiving, via a search interface, a search query comprising at least one search term, (ii) determining a sensitivity level of the search query based on the at least one search term, (iii) directing the search query to a search engine that has a level of privacy correlated with the sensitivity level of the search query, and (iv) returning, via the search interface, at least one result of directing the search query to the search engine that has the level of privacy correlated with the sensitivity level of the search query. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.
US11610016B2	Multi-party secure information integration system A method of the present disclosure includes a host system authenticating a user of the user device to access secure host information associated with the user in a database. A request may be transmitted to a third-party system to access secure third-party information stored by the third party based on third-party authentication information. The host system may receive the secure third-party information and store the secure third-party information in a memory location of the database that is associated with a different memory location including the secure host information. The memory location and the different memory location may be associated in the database based on a common information type. The host system may generate a graphical user interface that positions the secure host information and the secure third-party information in the graphical user interface based on their respective location in the database.
US11610003B2	Software protection method and system thereof A software protection method includes decrypting an encrypted executable file by a processor, and the steps of decrypting include the following steps. A linking instruction is executed in a first execution environment; based on the linking instruction, a signature corresponding to the encrypted executable file is generated in the first execution environment; based on the signature and a hash table, a decryption algorithm is performed and a key is generated in the first execution environment; and the key is transmitted from the first execution environment to a second execution environment that is different from the first execution environment. The encrypted executable file is in the second execution environment. A software protection system is also disclosed herein.
US11610001B2	Computer system security scan and response A testing computer system communicates with a client computer system coupled to one or more target computer systems. The testing computer system sends test payloads to the client computer system, which are forwarded to the target computer systems. Based on the test results generated by the target computer system, the testing computer system generates a runtime payload that is executable to perform a response to a security breach identified using the test results and sends the runtime payload to the client computer platform for execution. The testing computer system receives from the client computer platform an indication of the execution of the runtime payload.
US11610000B2	System and method for identifying unpermitted data in source code A system configured for identifying unpermitted data in source code receives a search query comprising particular keywords related to the unpermitted data. The system labels the source code with vulnerability factors and categories of those vulnerability factors, where the vulnerability factors indicate a security vulnerability and the categories provide information about the security vulnerability of the source code. The system performs a static analysis on the source code to identify instances of the particular keyword in a data flow and control flow of the source code. The system performs a vulnerability analysis on the source code to determine a vulnerability level of the source code, in which factor weights and category weights for each code portion of the source code are determined. The system calculates a weighted sum of the factor weights and category weights for each code portion, thereby detecting instances of unpermitted data in source code.
US11609994B2	File sanitization technologies Technologies for protecting systems and data of an organization from malware include a data integrity server configured to receive a data file from an external source. The data integrity server analyzes the received data file with an anti-malware engine to determine whether the data file includes malware. The data integrity server discards the data file in response to a determination that the data file includes malware. Additionally, the data integrity server verifies the file type of the received data file. The data integrity server sanitizes the received data file in response to verification of the file type. Other embodiments are described and claimed.
US11609989B2	Uniform resource locator classifier and visual comparison platform for malicious site detection Aspects of the disclosure relate to detecting and identifying malicious sites using machine learning. A computing platform may receive a uniform resource locator (URL). The computing platform may parse and/or tokenize the URL to reduce the URL into a plurality of components. The computing platform may identify human-engineered features of the URL. The computing platform may compute a vector representation of the URL to identify deep learned features of the URL. The computing platform may concatenate the human-engineered features of the URL to the deep learned features of the URL, resulting in a concatenated vector representation. By inputting the concatenated vector representation of the URL to a URL classifier, the computing platform may compute a phish classification score. In response to determining that the phish classification score exceeds a first phish classification threshold, the computing platform may cause a cybersecurity server to perform a first action.
US11609969B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing system, information processing method, and computer program product According to an embodiment, an information processing apparatus is configured to set a candidate for a time lag until analysis target data including at least one of a measurement item and a setting item for use in control of a process controller affects an objective variable, and a time-lag number allowed in a regression model; select, as a candidate for an explanatory variable, at least one of the measurement item measured at a time corresponding to the candidate for the time lag and the setting item set at the time; and determine a regularization parameter of the regression model such that a number of the time lag is equal to or less than the time-lag number, based on a regularization path indicating transition of a regression coefficient for the candidate for the explanatory variable, the regression coefficient varying in accordance with a value of the regularization parameter.
US11609968B2	Image recognition method, apparatus, electronic device and storage medium An image recognition method, an apparatus, an electronic device, and a storage medium. The method may include extracting input matrices from a target image through input channels of a convolutional layer in a convolutional neural network model, obtaining first and second result matrices by traversing input matrices and performing input transformation and convolution kernel transformation, respectively, on the traversed input matrices through the row transformation reconstruction, performing matrix multiplication reconstruction on the first and second result matrices to obtain to-be-transformed matrices, performing output transformation on the to-be-transformed matrices through the row transformation reconstruction to obtain output matrices, splicing the output matrices and outputting the spliced output matrices through output channels of the convolutional layer to obtain a convolution result, and obtaining an image recognition result based on the convolution result into a pooling layer in the convolutional neural network model to perform an image recognition on the target image.
US11609966B2	Device and method for measuring stream water depth in real-time through positioning data filtering Disclosed is a device and a method for measuring stream water depth in real-time through positioning data filtering to ensure the reliability of the measured water depth data even when the stream water depth measurement data is filtered and applied to a small stream having a small basin area and a steep slope. The device for measuring stream water depth in real-time through positioning data filtering includes: a measuring part for measuring the water depth of a stream to be measured; a positioning data filtering part for filtering the water depth data measured by the measuring means by a local linear regression-based bivariate scatterplot smoothing technique through elastic bandwidth application; and a water depth calculating part for calculating a water depth of the stream to be measured by using the positioning data filtered by the positioning data filtering part, and minimizing the uncertainty of the water depth measurement.
US11609965B2	Method for managing a landing page and an apparatus for the same Provided is a method of managing a landing page by an electronic apparatus, in which the method includes acquiring first information on a user terminal and second information for the landing page in response to a request for accessing the landing page from the user terminal, generating address information for the landing page based on the first information and the second information, and providing the landing page to the user terminal based on the address information.
US11609963B2	Dynamically change user interfaces for web applications and associated methods A computing system includes a server and a client computing device. The server includes a web application, and anchor definition layers associated with the web application. The client computing device is operated by an end user and includes a display, and a native application that includes an embedded browser for accessing the web application in a customization mode. The customization mode permits display of one of the web pages along with anchors that can be customized based on what is permitted by the anchor definition layer corresponding to the displayed web page, and customization of the anchors on the displayed web page by the end user to define an anchor customization layer for the displayed web page. In normal use of the web application, the anchor customization layer is applied to the corresponding web page before the corresponding web page is displayed so as to display a customized web page without re-designing the web page itself.
US11609958B1	System and method for managing log records of elements of a distributed computing environment A log management system includes a computing system that executes a set of instructions to receive one or more search terms from a database, and identify one or more element records that match the search terms. The element records are associated with the elements of a distributed computing environment. For each matched element record, the instructions obtain any of multiple log messages associated with the matched element record from a log message database, and facilitates the display of the one or more identified element records and their associated log messages on a display.
US11609957B2	Document processing device, method of controlling document processing device, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium containing control program A document processing device includes: a document classification section configured to sequentially apply a plurality of classification processes in a prescribed sequence to a plurality of documents to classify the plurality of documents into a plurality of groups; and a classification determination section configured to every time one of the plurality of classification processes is applied, determine whether or not each group contains two or more documents. The document classification section, after applying a preceding one of the plurality of classification processes, applies a succeeding one of the plurality of classification processes to the two or more documents in each group determined as containing the two or more documents. The prescribed sequence is an ascending order of an amount of calculation involved in the plurality of classification processes.
US11609955B2	Method and terminal device for managing application snippet A method for managing an application snippet includes: obtaining a first application snippet (S210); determining first classification information of the first application snippet (S220); determining that classification information of a first composite application on the terminal device matches the first classification information (S230); and adding the first application snippet to the first composite application (S240). According to the method for managing an application snippet, a large quantity of application snippets can be effectively managed.
US11609954B2	Segment creation in a database system Described herein are systems, apparatus, methods and computer program products configured for actions to be performed on segments within a pipeline. The disclosed systems and techniques allow a user to select a data segment on a graphical user interface. The user may then utilize the data of the segment to perform one or more actions. Thus the data of the segment may be used to provide communications to parties contained within the data, manipulate the data segment based on the parties contained within the data, and change the data displayed based on attributes selected.
US11609953B2	Timeline control with in-place drill-down access to events Systems and methods providing drill-down access to timeline events to a user by a user interface are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a timeline is presented to a user by the user interface. The timeline may comprise a plurality of event cards comprising event data associated with a customer. The user may select an input associated with the event card. Upon selection of the input, a second plurality of event cards indicative of an event category and associate with the customer may be displayed.
US11609949B2	Methods, systems, and media for modifying search results based on search query risk Methods, systems, and media for demoting search results based on search query risk are provided. In some embodiments, a method for demoting search results includes: receiving a search query for a video content item; generating a plurality of search results in response to the search query; calculating a set of result goodness values; calculating a query goodness value associated with the search query based on the set of result goodness values; identifying a threshold goodness value based on the query goodness value; in response to determining that a first result goodness value of the set of result goodness values is less than the threshold goodness value, demoting a first search result of the plurality of search results, wherein the first result goodness value is associated with the first search result; and causing at least a portion of the plurality of search results to be presented based on the demotion.
US11609946B2	Dynamic search input selection Described is a system and method for enabling dynamic selection of a search input. For example, rather than having a static search input box, the search input may be dynamically positioned such that it encompasses a portion of displayed information. An image segment that includes a representation of the encompassed portion of the displayed information is generated and processed to determine an object represented in the portion of the displayed information. Additional images with visually similar representations of objects are then determined and presented to the user.
US11609945B2	Dynamically ranking media effects based on user and device characteristics The present disclosure is directed toward systems and methods for ranking media effects. For example, systems and methods described herein enable a user to select and apply one or more media effects to a media communication such as a digital photograph or video. Systems and methods described herein identify and rank media effects based on characteristics associated with the user and the user's client-computing device. Furthermore, systems and methods described herein automatically present the top-ranked media effects to the user such that the user can easily select and apply one or more media effects that are tailored specifically to the user.
US11609937B2	Efficient association of related entities Systems and methods for efficient association of related entities. The method may comprise accessing a database of records, using a processor, to identify a set of unoptimized entities represented by one or more nodes in a graph model, a connection between a first node and a second node in the one or more nodes representing an association between a first entity represented by the first node and a second entity represented by the second node; determining the first entity is unoptimized; and determining a set of related entities for the unoptimized first entity in the graph model, the graph model having at least one common entity with a corresponding label model.
US11609931B2	Ring replication system A ring replication system receives and redundantly stores electronic data for access by users. Two or more storage devices are configured in a ring and circulate received data to each other. At least one such device receives incoming data records from an external source. One storage device is designated as the ordering device for assigning a sequence order to each data record, and the assigned sequence order is circulated around the ring. After confirming that the assigned sequence order has been indexed within each storage device on the ring, data records may then be accessed by users. One or more access portals may be coupled to one or more storage devices in the replication ring for providing users with access to stored data records. Data records are accessed in accordance with the assigned sequence order. A related method for redundant storage of data records is also disclosed.
US11609928B2	Systems and methods of determining target database for replication of tenant data Systems and methods are provided for retrieving a source database replication configuration profile that is used to determine one or more databases of a plurality of target databases to store selected tenant data of a source database to be replicated, retrieving from each the plurality of target databases a target database replication configuration profile and transforming the profiles to persist in a management platform database, comparing the retrieved source database replication configuration profile and the target database replication configuration profiles to determine which target databases are usable to replicate the selected tenant data to, classifying the target database replication configuration profiles based on results of the comparison, and generating a list of one or more target databases of the plurality of target databases for the selected tenant data of the source database to be replicated to based on the classification of the target database replication configuration profiles.
US11609927B2	Storing feature sets using semi-structured data storage The subject technology receives, by a database system, raw input data from a source table provided by a machine learning development environment, the source table comprising multiple rows where each row includes multiple columns, the raw input data comprising values in a first format, the values comprising input features corresponding to datasets included in the raw input data for machine learning models, the machine learning development environment comprising an external system from the database system and is accessed by a plurality of different users that are external to the database system. The subject technology generates cell data for a feature store table based at least in part on the values from the source table. The subject technology performs at least one database operation to generate the feature store table including at least table metadata, column metadata, and the generated cell data.
US11609926B1	Methods and systems for social awareness The embodiments described herein relate to a method and system for social awareness which may be based on social networks for knowledge exchange. More specifically, the embodiments may refer to specific social networks with social elements in the user interface based on knowledge exchange, social theory of group memberships within an enterprise or organization context. In addition, the disclosed group memberships may be predicated upon many different types of relationships. Furthermore, the social network (through a program interface) may provide to users the required specific project resources (project team members), which may be need to develop a better project performance according to the experience and knowledge of the new members. The required project team members may match with the attributes and criteria established during the project planning.
US11609917B1	Chemical formula extrapolation and query building to identify source documents referencing relevant chemical formula moieties A system and method for extrapolating a set of specific representational identifiers that are represented or covered by a generic representational identifier found in a target document. Queries are constructed and performed on a corpus of source documents in which members of the extrapolated set of specific representational identifiers are compared to a database of representational data. By matching representational data in this way, any overlap between the generic representational data and specific instances of the generic representational identifier within the source documents is determined. In a more specific implementation, the system and method reduces the scope of the generic representational identifier such that the reduced scope generic representational identifier encompasses only novel specific representational identifiers.
US11609905B2	Persona based analytics across DevOps The present invention extends to methods, systems, and computer program products for deriving unified insights ad logs from DevOps CI/CD tools and pipeline data. In general, a data transformer facilitates data normalization and serialization converting raw data across multiple DevOps tools and stores the data into a Data Lake in accordance with a customized schema. A continuous orchestrator sequences, aggregates and contextualizes the logs, providing an intuitive way of troubleshooting issues across a DevOps environment, historical data for compliance and audit purposes, and a build manifest for root cause analysis. The continuous orchestrator also processes the logs and leverages a KPI framework, providing intelligent dashboards across 90+ KPI's and a plurality of different dimensions (Planning, Development/pipelines, security, quality, operations, productivity and source code) to help customers make smart decisions and do more with less.
US11609904B2	System and method for extensibility in an analytic applications environment In accordance with an embodiment, described herein is a system and method for providing extensibility in an analytic applications environment, including a semantic layer that enables the use of custom semantic extensions to extend a semantic data model (semantic model). In accordance with an embodiment, customizations to the out-of-the-box semantic model are performed using a layered approach, wherein the factory code for the semantic model remains intact, with changes/delta editable by the customer layered on top of that model, such that the changes can be patched/reversed if necessary.
US11609902B2	Flow control for probabilistic relay in a blockchain network The invention relates to method for adjusting the minimum and maximum number of peer nodes that a node on the blockchain network will connect with. The adjustment takes in to account the bandwidth and processing capability of the node. Bandwidth capacity of a node is determined based on a maximum data amount processable by the node over a time period. Data is monitored passing through interfaces of the node, to and from peer nodes, and a profile factor of the node is determined from the difference between the input data to output data. Over a plurality of time periods monitoring said data the data analysed is used to set a minimum number of peer nodes and a maximum number of peer nodes connectable to the node according to said monitored data and the maximum number of peers connectable to the node. The method enables a node to adjust the number of connections according to performance limitation factors, such as bandwidth availability and processing performance. With the number of peer node connections determined, the node can further determine a correlation matrix between the interfaces and peer nodes to which it is connected. The matrix can be compiled with correlation coefficients representing the correlation between data processed at each interface of said node. The invention also resides in a corresponding computer readable storage medium, electronic device, node of a blockchain network or blockchain network having such a node.
US11609892B2	Methods and computer architecture supporting a multi-domain operational plan A computing machine stores a tree structure representing a hierarchical organization. The tree structure comprises a command node and a plurality of domain nodes below the command node. The computing machine leverages the tree structure to generate a multi-domain operational plan.
US11609886B2	Mechanism for stream processing efficiency using probabilistic model to reduce data redundancy A method and system of data deduplication for data streams in a multi-tenant system. The method receives, at a data accuracy manager, an event from an activity tracking component, determine whether the event is recorded in a probabilistic model that tracks previously received events from the activity tracking component, where the probabilistic model can accurately identify the event has not been previously received with a possible false positive response where the event has been previously received, determines whether information for the event is stored in a metric storage, where the metric storage is a database of metrics derived from the previously received events, and discards the event in response to determining that the event is recorded in the probabilistic model and in the metric storage.
US11609884B2	Intelligent file system with transparent storage tiering A file system manager implemented at a provider network identifies a storage device of a first group of storage devices of a provider network as an initial location of a file system object. Based on an access metric associated with the object, the file system manager initiates a transfer of contents of the object to a second storage device of a different storage device group, without receiving a client request specifying the transfer. In response to an access request received via a file system programmatic interface, contents of the object are provided from the second storage device. Based on a second access metric, the object is transferred back to the first group of storage devices.
US11609879B2	Techniques for configuring parallel processors for different application domains In various embodiments, a parallel processor includes a parallel processor module implemented within a first die and a memory system module implemented within a second die. The memory system module is coupled to the parallel processor module via an on-package link. The parallel processor module includes multiple processor cores and multiple cache memories. The memory system module includes a memory controller for accessing a DRAM. Advantageously, the performance of the parallel processor module can be effectively tailored for memory bandwidth demands that typify one or more application domains via the memory system module.
US11609871B1	Integrated circuit device with crossbar to route traffic An integrated circuit (IC) device according to an example includes an interconnect bus to communicate with an external memory device, wherein the interconnect bus includes a plurality of different channels to be coupled directly to a first set of masters. The IC device includes a crossbar unit to be coupled to a second set of masters, wherein the crossbar unit is to monitor bandwidth usage at the plurality of different channels, and selectively route traffic between the second set of masters and the plurality of different channels based on the monitored bandwidth usage.
US11609864B2	Balanced network and method A low-latency, high-bandwidth, and highly scalable method delivers data from a source device to multiple communication devices on a communication network. Under this method, the communication devices (also called player nodes) provide download and upload bandwidths for each other. In this manner, the bandwidth requirement on the data source is significantly reduced. Such a data delivery network is scalable without limits with the number of player nodes. In one embodiment, a computer network includes (a) a source server that provides a data stream for delivery in the computer network, (b) player nodes that exchange data with each other to obtain a complete copy of the data stream, the network nodes being capable of dynamically joining or exiting the computer network, and (c) a control server which maintains a topology graph representing connections between the source server and the player nodes, and the connections among the player nodes themselves. In one embodiment, the control server is associated with a network address (e.g., an IP address) known to both the source server and the player nodes. The data stream may include, for example, a real-time broadcast of a sports event.
US11609863B2	Capability write address tracking An apparatus comprises capability checking circuitry 86 to perform a capability validity checking operation to determine whether use of a capability satisfies one or more use-limiting conditions. The capability comprises a pointer and pointer-use-limiting information specifying the one or more use-limiting conditions. The one or more use-limiting conditions comprise at least an allowable range of addresses for the pointer. In response to a capability write request requesting that a capability is written to a memory location associated with a capability write target address, when capability write address tracking is enabled, capability write address tracking circuitry 200 updates a capability write address tracking structure 100 based on the capability write target address.
US11609860B1	Techniques for generating a system cache partitioning policy In various embodiments, a computing system includes, for example, a plurality of processing units that share access to a system cache. A cache management application receives, for example, resource savings information for each processing unit. The resource savings information indicates, for example, amounts of a resource (e.g., power) that are saved when different units of the system cache are allocated to a processing unit. The cache management application determines, for example, the number of units of system cache to allocate to each processing unit based on the received resource savings information.
US11609856B2	Extend GPU/CPU coherency to multi-GPU cores In an example, an apparatus comprises a plurality of processing unit cores, a plurality of cache memory modules associated with the plurality of processing unit cores, and a machine learning model communicatively coupled to the plurality of processing unit cores, wherein the plurality of cache memory modules share cache coherency data with the machine learning model. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.
US11609848B2	Media management based on data access metrics A number of data access operations is tracked where the data access operations are associated with each of a plurality of portions of a translation map. The translation map maps a plurality of logical block addresses to a plurality of physical block addresses of the memory device. A criterion to perform a garbage collection operation is determined to be satisfied. The garbage collection operation is to be performed on a block of the memory component. The block for performing the garbage collection operation is identified based on the number of data access operations associated with each of the plurality of portions of the translation map. The garbage collection operation is performed on the identified block.
US11609840B2	Systems, methods, and devices for vertically integrated instrumentation and trace reconstruction In an embodiment, a system is configured to replay and/or reconstruct execution events and system states in real time or substantially in real time starting from the point when execution of a target program has stopped to the point when the user desires to step through the target program's execution in order to debug the software. In an embodiment, a system is configured to efficiently collect trace data that is sufficient to reconstruct the state of a computer system at any point of time from the start of execution to the time execution was stopped. Efficient and effective debugging of the software can be performed using embodiments of the disclosed methods, systems, and devices.
US11609838B2	System to track and measure machine learning model efficacy Systems and/or techniques for facilitating online-monitoring of machine learning models are provided. In various embodiments, a system can receive monitoring settings associated with a machine learning model to be monitored. In various cases, the monitoring settings can identify a first set of data features that are generated as output by the machine learning model. In various cases, the monitoring settings can identify a second set of data features that are received as input by the machine learning model. In various aspects, the system can compute a first set of statistical metrics based on the first set of data features. In various cases, the first set of statistical metrics can characterize a performance quality of the machine learning model. In various instances, the system can compute a second set of statistical metrics based on the second set of data features. In various cases, the second set of statistical metrics can characterize trends or distributions of input data associated with the machine learning model. In various aspects, the system can store the first set of statistical metrics and the second set of statistical metrics in a data warehouse that is accessible to an operator. In various embodiments, the system can render the first set of statistical metrics and the second set of statistical metrics on an electronic interface, such that the first set of statistical metrics and the second set of statistical metrics are viewable to the operator.
US11609834B2	Event based aggregation for distributed scale-out storage systems A system for estimating one or more data storage parameters and/or statistics in a data storage system is presented. The data storage system includes a plurality of storage containers. The system includes a snapshot module, a container stats aggregator, a synchronization module, a global stats aggregator, and storage stats estimator.
US11609832B2	System and method for hardware component connectivity verification System, apparatus, and/or a method for checking hardware components in an information handling system is disclosed that includes selecting a hardware component for testing; supplying power to the hardware component independent from the power supply provided by the information handling system; performing testing on the selected hardware component using power supplied by the independent power supply; determining the success or failure of the testing on the selected hardware component; indicating the result of the testing on the selected hardware component; and if the result of the testing on the selected hardware component is successful indicate the hardware component passed the testing, and if the result of the testing on the selected hardware component is not successful re-seat the hardware component and perform the testing on the selected hardware again.
US11609828B2	Utilizing a tablespace to export to a native database recovery environment Systems and methods to utilize a tablespace to export to a native database recovery environment are described. The system receives file information and script information at a source host that operates in a native database recovery environment. The file information and the script information are received from a backup host that utilizes foreign snapshot files and foreign incremental files for storing the file information. The file information includes native snapshot files and native incremental files. The script information includes one or more scripts that execute, at the source host, to perform operations comprising: mounting the directories; opening an auxiliary database; restoring a tablespace in the auxiliary database; recovering the tablespace in the auxiliary database based on the native incremental files; exporting the tablespace metadata information from the auxiliary database; recovering the tablespace in the database based on the tablespace metadata information; and unmounting the directories.
US11609822B2	Data storing method, memory control circuit unit and memory storage device A data storing method, a memory control circuit unit and a memory storage device are provided. The method includes the following. When the memory storage device is powered-on, it is determined whether a power loss state of the memory storage device matches an unexpected power loss state according to a power-off instruction. Data is written into a plurality of physical programming units using a single-page programming mode and not using a multi-page programming mode when it is determined that the power loss state matches the unexpected power loss state.
US11609816B2	Efficient storage of error correcting code information Multiple independent point-to-point memory channels are operated, by at least one controller, in parallel to form a wider memory channel. The memory components on these point-to-point channels include the ability to connect to multiple (e.g., 2) instances of these independent memory channels. The controller operates multiple instances of the wider channels with the memory components configured in a clamshell mode. A single memory component is also operated in clamshell mode to provide error correction code information, independently of the other wider channels, to multiple instances of the wider memory channel.
US11609814B2	Memory system A memory system includes a semiconductor storage device and a memory controller including a storage circuit that stores correction value for read voltages in association with the word line, and a control circuit that reads data from the memory cells, performs a correction operation on the read data to determine a number of error bits therein, determines the correction value for each read voltage based on the number of error bits and a ratio of a lower tail fail bit count and an upper tail fail bit count, and stores the correction values for the read voltages in the storage circuit. The lower tail fail bit count represents the number of memory cells in a first state having threshold voltages of an adjacent state, and the upper tail fail bit count represents the number of memory cells in the adjacent state having threshold voltages of the first state.
US11609810B2	Technologies for predicting computer hardware performance with machine learning Technologies for predicting computer hardware performance with machine learning are disclosed. Analysis of telemetry data through machine learning and statistical modeling is used to determine whether various components of a compute device such as a fan or memory are failing or are otherwise potentially impacting performance of the compute device. For example, machine-learning-based algorithms may be used to determine an impact of a latency of memory accesses may have on time to execute workloads.
US11609802B2	Visitor stitching with data science notebooks This disclosure involves using data science notebooks to customize and apply a visitor stitching framework. An event management system provides an initial visitor stitching framework via a data science notebook, wherein the data science notebook is an interactive environment for managing algorithms and data. The event management system receives, from a resource provider system via the data science notebook, a modification to the initial visitor stitching framework. The event management system applies the modification to the initial visitor stitching framework to generate a custom visitor stitching framework. The event management system processes a dataset associated with the resource provider system and a user using the custom visitor stitching framework to generate a stitched dataset associated with the user.
US11609792B2	Maximizing resource utilization of neural network computing system The present disclosure relates to a method for allocating resources of an accelerator to two or more neural networks for execution. The two or more neural networks may include a first neural network and a second neural network. The method comprises analyzing workloads of the first neural network and the second neural network, wherein the first neural network and second neural network each includes multiple computational layers, evaluating computational resources of the accelerator for executing each computational layer of the first and second neural networks, and scheduling computational resources of the accelerator to execute one computational layer of the multiple computation layers of the first neural network and to execute one or more computational layers of the multiple computational layers of the second neural network.
US11609785B2	Matrix data broadcast architecture Systems, apparatuses, and methods for efficient parallel execution of multiple work units in a processor by reducing a number of memory accesses are disclosed. A computing system includes a processor core with a parallel data architecture. The processor core executes a software application with matrix operations. The processor core supports the broadcast of shared data to multiple compute units of the processor core. A compiler or other code assigns thread groups to compute units based on detecting shared data among the compute units. Rather than send multiple read accesses to a memory subsystem for the shared data, the processor core generates a single access request. The single access request includes information to identify the multiple compute units for receiving the shared data when broadcasted by the processor core.
US11609782B2	Delayed processing for electronic data messages in a distributed computer system A computer system is provided that includes a matching engine and a freezing process. The matching engine freezes one side of a two-sided data structure when an order is determined to matchable. The freezing process starts a timer based on the matching determination. Orders that are handled by the matching engine while the side is frozen are added to a queue. When the timer ends, the orders in the queue are processed against those orders that are now resting within the data structure.
US11609781B2	Providing services with guest VM mobility Some embodiments provide a method for performing services for data messages associated with a machine executing on a particular host computer. On the particular host computer, the method configures (1) a first distributed forwarding element (DFE) to forward data messages sent by the machine based on network addresses specified by machine, and (2) a second DFE to forward data messages sent by the machine to a set of one or more other host computers on which a set of one or more service nodes before the data messages are returned to the particular host computer to be forwarded by the first DFE based on the network addresses specified by the machine. Each DFE is implemented by at least one software forwarding element executing (SFE) on the particular host computer and at least one other SFE executing on at least one other host computer.
US11609773B1	User interface modality switching for transaction management A method may include presenting a user interface (UI), to a user, in a first mode on a client device, the UI including a list portion, the list portion including a plurality of transactions associated with respective activity on a user account, and the client device including an input device; receiving an indication of a first user action on a transaction presented in the list portion of the UI; in response to receiving the indication, updating a section of the list portion corresponding to the transaction, the updating including revealing a set of options for the transaction; receiving an indication of a second user action corresponding to activation of an option of the set of options; and in response to receiving the indication of the second user action, transitioning the UI from the first mode to a second mode, the second mode including a chatbot interface instantiated with respect to the transaction.
US11609766B2	Method and system for protecting data processed by data processing accelerators According to one embodiment, a data processing system performs a secure boot using a security module (e.g., a trusted platform module (TPM)) of a host system. The system verifies that an operating system (OS) and one or more drivers including an accelerator driver associated with a data processing (DP) accelerator is provided by a trusted source. The system launches the accelerator driver within the OS. The system generates a trusted execution environment (TEE) associated with one or more processors of the host system. The system launches an application and a runtime library within the TEE, where the application communicates with the DP accelerator via the runtime library and the accelerator driver.
US11609764B2	Inserting a proxy read instruction in an instruction pipeline in a processor Inserting a proxy read instruction in an instruction pipeline in a processor is disclosed. A scheduler circuit is configured to recognize when a produced value generated by execution of a producer instruction in the instruction pipeline will not be available through a data forwarding path to be consumed for processing of a subsequent consumer instruction. In this case, the scheduling circuit is configured to insert a proxy read instruction in the instruction pipeline to cause execution of an operation to generate the same produced value as was generated by previous execution of producer instruction in the instruction pipeline. Thus, the produced value will remain available in the instruction pipeline to again be available through a data forwarding path to an earlier stage of the instruction pipeline to be consumed by a consumer instruction, which may avoid a pipeline stall.
US11609759B2	Language agnostic code classification A system may include a computer processor and a repository configured to store a first code fragment including language features represented in a first programming language, and a second code fragment including language features represented in a second programming language. The system may further include a universal code fragment classifier, executing on the computer processor and configured to generate a first universal abstract syntax tree for the first code fragment and a second universal abstract syntax tree for the second code fragment, generate, using a graph embedding model, first vectors for the first universal abstract syntax tree and second vectors for the second universal abstract syntax tree, and classify, by executing an abstract syntax tree classifier on the first vectors and the second vectors, the first code fragment as a first code category and the second code fragment as a second code category.
US11609756B2	Method for contextual firmware update based on hardware state and telemetry Managing firmware updates of an information handling system (IHS), including performing, at a first time, a calibration and configuration of a firmware update risk model, including: identifying predictor data associated with a plurality of IHS; training, based on the predictor data, the firmware update risk model, including generating a configuration policy including configuration rules, the configuration rules for performing computer-implemented actions responsive to a firmware update; receiving, at a second time, the firmware update at a particular IHS, and in response: identifying particular predictor data of the particular IHS; in response to identifying the particular predicator data of the particular IHS, i) accessing the firmware update risk model including the configuration policy, ii) identifying one or more of the configuration rules based on the identified particular predicator data, and iii) applying the one or more configuration rules to perform computer-implemented actions responsive to receiving the firmware update.
US11609748B2	Semantic code search based on augmented programming language corpus A method may include obtaining machine-readable source code. The method may include parsing the source code for one or more code descriptions and identifying a section of the source code corresponding to each of the code descriptions. The method may include determining a description-code pair including a first element representing the code description and a second element representing the section of the source code corresponding to the code description. The method may include generating an augmented programming language corpus based on the description-code pair, the one or more code descriptions, and the source code. The method may include receiving a natural language search query for source-code recommendations, identifying source code from the augmented programming language corpus responsive to the natural language search query, and responding to the natural language search query with the identified source code.
US11609747B1	Decentralized application development and deployment Decentralized development and deployment of applications is described. An application may be defined as being composed of multiple code libraries, each independently developed and deployed. Packagers of individual code libraries may deploy various versions of respective code libraries in multiple code cells and may further define cell selection criteria for the libraries. An application manifest may be constructed identifying the component code libraries with optional version selection criteria for the libraries. Upon receiving a request for the application for a particular client, a refined manifest for the application may be generated for that client, the refined manifest including identifiers of particular cells for the respective component code libraries. The application may then be generated according to the refined manifest and provided to the client. Subsequent requests for the application for the same client may be serviced according to the refined manifest.
US11609743B2	Systolic random number generator Systems and methods for a random number generator including a systolic array to provide a random number output. In one approach, the systolic array can be arranged in two or greater dimensions, and each cell of the array comprises a ring oscillator. Data is read from a random access memory to provide the inputs to the systolic array. A linear feedback shift register receives the random number output as a feedback signal used to address the memory to read data to provide as the inputs to the systolic array.
US11609741B2	Apparatus and method for processing floating-point numbers Circuits and associated methods for processing two floating-point numbers (A, B) to generate a sum (A+B) of the two numbers and a difference (A-B) of the two numbers include calculating (806) a sum (\|A\|+\|B\|) of the absolute values of the two floating-point numbers, using a same-sign floating-point adder (1020), to produce a first result. The method further comprises calculating (808) a difference (\|A\|−\|B\|) of the absolute values to produce a second result. The sum (A+B) and the difference (A-B) are generated (810, 812) based on the first result (\|A\|+\|B\|), the second result (\|A\|−\|B\|), and the sign of each floating-point number.
US11609738B1	Audio segment recommendation Audio content episodes are received. Using machine learning, one or more audio segments of interest are identified in each of the audio content episodes based at least in part on an analysis of content included in a corresponding audio content episode. Each of the identified audio segments is associated with one or more automatically determined tags. Using machine learning, a recommended audio segment is selected for a specific user from the identified audio segments based at least in part on attributes of the specific user and the automatically determined tags of the identified audio segments. The recommended audio segment are automatically provided in an audio segment feed.
US11609733B2	Information processing device, control method for information processing device, and printing device for generating subfolder in main hot folder A printer includes: a printer storage unit storing a sub hot folder that is given a folder name including a keyword corresponding to a print condition and is thus associated with the print condition; and a printer control unit preparing the sub hot folder and causing the printer storage unit to store the prepared sub hot folder. The printer control unit accepts an input of the folder name, and prepares the sub hot folder given the accepted folder name and causes the printer storage unit to store the sub hot folder when the sub hot folder associated with the same print condition as the print condition corresponding to the keyword included in the accepted folder name is not stored in the printer storage unit.
US11609730B1	Image processing device, information processing device, and information processing method for authentication According to at least one embodiment, an image processing device includes a monitor, a communication interface, and a processor. The monitor is configured to display a login for logging in to a first information processing device. The communication interface is configured to communicate data with a second information processing device. The processor is configured to transmit a request for an authentication code from the first information processing device to the second information processing device via the communication interface and receive a response from the second information processing device via the communication interface. The response includes the authentication code.
US11609728B2	System for changing wireless communication settings at reserved locations An information processing apparatus includes a changing unit. The changing unit changes a setting of wireless communication in a location in accordance with a user who has made a reservation for the location.
US11609727B2	Non-transitory computer-readable recording medium, information processing apparatus and printing method When a general-use printing program receives a print instruction to cause a printer to execute printing of an image, a supporting program receives a print parameter used for processing intermediate image data. When the print parameter includes a setting of image combining of combining a watermark with an image subjected to printing in accordance with the print instruction, the supporting program causes a PC to generate a watermark to be combined with the image subjected to printing.
US11609723B2	Approach for providing access to cloud services on end-user devices using local management of third-party services An approach provides access to cloud services that are impractical or difficult to implement on end-user devices without a high level of programming skill and customization. The approach uses a first set of cloud services, referred to herein as Integrated Cloud Environment (ICE) cloud services, to access to a second set of cloud services, referred to herein as Smart Integration (SI) cloud services, on end-user devices. The ICE cloud services provide a user-friendly user interface for accessing the SI cloud services via an end-user device, implement the Application Program Interfaces (APIs) of the SI cloud services, and also manage results generated by the SI cloud services. The ICE cloud services also manage user information, authorization credentials and tokens needed to access third-party services. According to another embodiment, the SI cloud and the ICE cloud are integrated using direct linking, i.e., directly linking an end-user device to the SI cloud.
US11609718B1	Identifying valid data after a storage system recovery Staging data on a storage element integrating fast durable storage and bulk durable storage, including: receiving, at a storage element integrating fast durable storage and bulk durable storage, a data storage operation from a host computer; storing data corresponding to the data storage operation within fast durable storage in accordance with a first data resiliency technique; and responsive to detecting a condition for transferring data between fast durable storage and bulk durable storage, transferring the data from fast durable storage to bulk durable storage in accordance with a second data resiliency technique.
US11609711B2	Distributed control path Techniques for configuring and processing control path commands may include: partitioning control path components of a control path into a plurality of portions; performing first processing that configures a federation of a plurality of appliances, wherein each of the plurality of appliances includes a plurality of processing nodes, and wherein the first processing includes: for each of the plurality of appliances, configuring each of the plurality of processing nodes of said each appliance to run one portion of the plurality of portions of control path components; and selecting one of the plurality of appliances as a primary appliance of the federation; receiving a first management command at the primary appliance of the federation; and servicing the first management command by one or more of the plurality of appliances of the federation.
US11609709B2	Memory controller system and a method for memory scheduling of a storage device A memory controller system comprising a scheduling module, a data buffer module, a global order buffer module and a linked-list controlling module. The linked-list controlling module is configured to receive and process a first command comprising a write command or a read command. The linked-list controlling module constructs at least one linked-list head based on scheduling dependencies and determines whether the first command is dependency-hit by comparing the first command with the existing commands buffered in the global order buffer module. If the first command is dependency-hit, the linked-list controlling module is configured to trigger a write merging process or a read snarfing process.
US11609694B2	Congestion mitigation in a distributed storage system A system comprises a plurality of computing devices that are communicatively coupled via a network and have a file system distributed among them, and comprises one or more file system request buffers residing on one or more of the plurality of computing devices. File system choking management circuitry that resides on one or more of the plurality of computing devices is operable to separately control: a first rate at which a first type of file system requests (e.g., one of data requests, data read requests, data write requests, metadata requests, metadata read requests, and metadata write requests) are fetched from the one or more buffers, and a second rate at which a second type of file system requests (e.g., another of data requests, data read requests, data write requests, metadata requests, metadata read requests, and metadata write requests) are fetched from the one or more buffers.
US11609690B2	Method for manually adjusting a numerical value displayed on a touch screen, and measurement device A method for manually adjusting a numerical value displayed on a touch screen is provided. The method includes: displaying a multi-digit numerical value on the touch screen; selecting at least one digit of the displayed numerical value in response to sensing, by the touch screen, a first touch input operation; and adjusting a value of the at least one selected digit in response to sensing, by the touch screen, a second touch input operation differing from, and seamlessly following, the first touch input operation. A measurement device having corresponding features is provided, too. The method and the device respectively enable intuitive manual adjustment of the displayed numeric value without looking at the touch screen repeatedly and with a selectable rate of adjustment in value.

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