Intel Corporation

Promptu Systems Corporation

Agiletv Corporation

Adam Jordan

Scott Lynn Maddux

Jody Williams

Tim Plowman

Victoria Stanbach

Giuseppe Beppe Raffa

Ignacio Javier Alvarez

Alexandra C Zafiroglu

Ashwini Asokan

Laura Rumbel

Lama Nachman

Joshua J Ratcliff

Carlos Montesinos

Michael J Payne

Timothy E Hansen

Glen J Anderson

Rita H Wouhaybi

Stanley T Mo

Jasmeet Chhabra

Rahul C Shah

Cory J Booth

Chieh-Yih Wan

Joshua Ekandem

Jose Sia

Hong C Li

Tobias Max Kohlenberg

John Charles Weast

Igor Tatourian

John B Vicente

Yi Wu

Harry William Printz

Wendy March

James Lundell

Junaith Ahemed Shahabdeen

Charles C Smith

Ana P Rosario

Darrell Norman LeBlanc

Jennifer L Edmondson

Juliana L Knopf

Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture are disclosed to develop driving simulations. An example apparatus includes a vehicle configuration engine to retrieve first tier environment parameters associated with a simulation type, and generate second tier environment parameters associated with the simulation type, a simulation modifier (SM) source engine to identify a source of SMs, and distinguish respective ones of the source of SMs that are compatible with the simulation type and the second tier environment parameters, and a development environment configuration engine to improve simulation design efficiency by associating simulation events with only the respective ones of the SMs that are compatible with the simulation type.

Methods and apparatus to develop in-vehicle experiences in simulated environments

A communication system may include a plurality of geographically proximate nodes that communicate via one or more range-limited wireless technologies such as BLUETOOTH&#xae; low energy (BLE). An origin node may generate and communicate a first message responsive to detecting an event occurrence. The message may include an identifier associated with the origin node, data indicative of the event occurrence, a hop count, a maximum hop count, and a number of designated recipient nodes within the communication system. A first designated recipient node may, upon receiving the first message, attempt to confirm the event occurrence included in the first message. Upon confirming the event occurrence, the first designated recipient node may communicate a notification to an external third party. If unable to confirm the event occurrence, the first designated recipient node may generate and communicate a second message to a second designated recipient node included in the first message.

Autonomous sharing of data between geographically proximate nodes

A system () for enabling a user to select media content in an entertainment environment, comprising a remote control device () having a set of user-activated keys and a speech activation circuit adapted to enable a speech signal; a speech engine () comprising a speech recognizer (); an application wrapper () configured to recognize substantive meaning in the speech signal; and a media content controller () configured to select media content. Every function that can be executed by activation of the user-activated keys can also be executed by the speech engine () in response to the recognized substantive meaning.

Speech interface

A global speech user interface (GSUI) comprises an input system to receive a user's spoken command, a feedback system along with a set of feedback overlays to give the user information on the progress of his spoken requests, a set of visual cues on the television screen to help the user understand what he can say, a help system, and a model for navigation among applications. The interface is extensible to make it easy to add new applications.

Global speech user interface

Methods of using subcutaneously implantable sensor devices and associated systems having a communication module that is controlled based upon the detection of a predetermined chemical agent.

Subcutaneously implantable sensor devices and associated systems and methods

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for trusted vehicle messaging may include receiving a communication from one or more of an internal vehicle component or an external communication system and composing a trusted message to be displayed in response to the received communication. Content may be managed to be displayed on one or more displays supported by a body of a vehicle.

Trusted vehicle messaging via transparent display

Technologies for representing alternate reality characters in a real-world environment include receiving sensor data from sensors of a sensor network of a home location of an alternate reality character, determining available response to the stimuli represented by the sensor data, and determining an activity of the alternate reality character for a time period based on the available responses. The technologies may also include generating a video of the alternate reality character performing the determined activity superimposed on an image map of a real-world environment of the home location during the time period. Users may view the video in real time or during a time period subsequent to the time period represented in the video. Additionally, the alternate reality character may be transferred to remote computing devices in some embodiments.

Asynchronous representation of alternate reality characters

Technologies are presented that optimize application management on a computing device through contextual application archival and retrieval. A method of managing applications may include: learning contextual relevancy of one or more applications installed on a computing device to a user of the device and determining whether an application is no longer contextually relevant to the user. If the application is no longer contextually relevant, the device may send a request to an application management service to obtain and/or maintain the application; create a placeholder for the application at the device; and remove the application from the device. The device may monitor contextual inputs for relevancy of the archived application. If contextual relevancy is determined, the device may send a request to the service to provide the archived application or a replacement of the archived application to the device; receive the requested application; install the requested application; and remove the placeholder.

Contextual application management

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Adam Jordan