International Business Machines Corporation

Aaron Tomor Robert Gashi

Samuel Jonathan Smith

Jack Dunning

Andrew Michael Lees

Oliver Masters

Alexander John Naylor

Samuel B Hawker

Thomas J Latham

Aaron James Collins

The automatic computer transfer of data between applications can include detecting a first application is accessed on a device, and a second application is accessed on the device in a predetermined amount of time. It is determined that text typed in the first application matches text from the second application. It is further determined when remaining text from the second application does not match the text typed in the first application. It is further Text from the second application for the first application is suggested based on the determined remaining text from the second application. The suggested text from the second application for the first application is sent to a display to autofill into the first application.

Enhanced computer automation to transfer data between software applications

A method, system, and computer program product for identifying and linking communicating devices using live camera data includes: identifying a visible device that is visible to a linking device; identifying a connected device that is connected to the linking device; determining visible movement of the visible device; requesting video information from the connected device; calculating, using the video information, video movement of the connected device; determining that the visible movement matches the video movement; concluding, based on the determining, that the visible device is the connected device; and linking, based on the concluding, the visible device and the connected device.

Link devices using their relative positions

A method, computer system, and computer program product for using strain gauges to detect a state of a lock. The strain gauges may be disposed within a key or a key head sub-system. The key bank system may include receiving a first signal, comparing the first signal with first or second signatures, and determining state change of a lock when the first signal matches the first or second signal within a first or second threshold. The key bank system may include receiving a current state of the lock, where the state of the lock is the first state, and changing the current state of the lock to a second state, where the second state is opposite the first state. The current state of the lock may be displayed on a communication device and may be stored in a memory of a communication device or a memory of a server.

Lock status detection

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Eastleigh, United Kingdom

Aaron Tomor Robert Gashi