Throwmotion Inc.

Kla-tencor Technologies Corporation

View, Inc.

Aditya Dayal

Tom Grimm

Jue Wang

Nitesh Trikha

David Alles

George Q Chen

Thomas Grimm

Erik J Christensen

Seth Heltsley

Vishaal Prasad

Shreerag Jayakrishnan

Maisem J Ali

Himay Rashmikant Shukla

Alex Hayashi

Ahmed Mustafa

Sajith Kamalnath Gopinathanasari

Transceiver tag

A system and method for digitally connecting a network of physical games are disclosed. According to one embodiment, a system comprises a table game having a first goal. A first sensor is inside first the goal. The system has a microcontroller in communication with the first sensor that collects first data. A computing device is in communication with the microcontroller that detects when a ball has entered the first goal.

System and method for digitally connecting a network of physical games

A system and method for providing a table game are disclosed. According to one embodiment, an apparatus comprises a playing field, a ball launcher mechanism launching a ball into the playing field, and the ball launcher mechanism allows a first player to select one or more attributes affecting a ball trajectory. The apparatus further comprises a ball striker mechanism controlling a ball striker. The ball striker placed at a distance from the ball launcher mechanism in the playing field has a bat to hit a ball launched by the ball launcher mechanism and is controlled by a second player. One or more sensors are placed in predetermined locations in the playing field. The electrical signals generated by the one or more sensors are used to update a status of a game.

System and method for providing a table game

A mechanical ball launcher for a table game is disclosed. According to one embodiment, the mechanical ball launcher has a body that rotates about a first axis. The body has a launch arm that extends along a second axis that is substantially perpendicular to the first axis. The launch arm has a ball receptacle at a terminal end. The mechanical ball launcher has a supporting plate supporting the body and a mechanical spring connected between the body and the supporting plate. The mechanical spring is placed in a loaded position when the launch arm is pulled back. A launch angle, a lateral angle, and a speed of the ball are adjusted as the ball is launched from the ball receptacle of the mechanical ball launcher.

A method of detecting a defect in a reticle or wafer uses wavelet transforms to differentiate between real defects and pattern noise. A first image and a second image of a sample are aligned. A wavelet transform is obtained of the difference between the images. The wavelet transformed difference image is filtered to distinguish between real defects and pattern defects.

Defect detection via multiscale wavelets-based algorithms

The present invention discloses methods of conducting surface inspections using summed light. One method includes the steps of measuring summed light intensity values for the substrate, generating comparison values for the substrate, and then comparing the measured summed light intensity values with the comparison values to determine whether there are defects in the substrate. In another embodiment, a method includes the steps of generating a reference cluster using measured summed light intensity values for selected portions of the inspection surface. Other summed light intensity values are measured and then compared with the reference cluster. Using this comparison, a determination is made as to whether a defect is present. Another embodiment uses a constant baseline signal which is compared to actual light intensity values to determine whether a substrate defect is present. In yet another embodiment a substrate is inspected for the presence of defects by conducting a pixel-by-pixel summed light inspection of the substrate.

Surface inspection system and method using summed light analysis of an inspection surface

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Aditya Dayal