Qualcomm Incorporated

B/e Aerospace, Inc.

Fmr Corp.

Cisco Technology, Inc.

Ajay Kumar

Navneet Agarwal

Nitin Kumar Goyal

Ashutosh Kumar Jha

Thomas Stephen Mcguire

Vijaya Subhash Alwar

Ibrahim El-Kassem

Leon Landau

The Asynchronous Crypto Asset Transfer and Social Aggregating, Fractionally Efficient Transfer Guidance, Conditional Triggered Transaction, Datastructures, Apparatuses, Methods and Systems ('SOCOACT') transforms transfer of assets (TOA) initiation request inputs via SOCOACT components into TOA confirmation outputs. A crypto asset transfer notification is sent to a first entity from a second entity. Account verification data generated by the second entity is determined. A set of account data stored by the first entity is retrieved and used to generate a hash. It is verified that the determined account verification data matches the generated hash. A requested asset is determined. An API call to generate a crypto token asset for the requested asset in a socially aggregated blockchain datastructure is made. An address of an aggregated crypto transaction trigger entry is determined. Oracle data that satisfies the crypto smart rule is provided.

Asynchronous crypto asset transfer and social aggregating, fractionally efficient transfer guidance, conditional triggered transaction, datastructures, apparatuses, methods and systems

The present disclosure provides embodiments of intelligent cabin management systems and methods. In embodiments, a system includes video cameras for capturing live video streams, an enhancement module for enhancing the live video stream, at least one analytics module for analyzing the enhanced video stream to generate analytics data, and a reporting system for reporting the generated data to at least one of avionics system, crew system and maintenance crew system. The at least one analytics module includes models trained to identify features and reconcile the same against known parameters to determine at least one of compliance and damage. In use, the system alerts crews to issues requiring correction or attention to ensure efficient cabin management.

Intelligent cabin management system for automated check of basic safety norms and in-flight safety procedures

In a computing device it may be determined whether to power down a subsystem based on how long the subsystem has been idle and based on one or more measurements of subsystem current consumption, subsystem bandwidth usage, and subsystem efficiency. An idle power-down count value may be determined based on the measurements, using predetermined relations among subsystem current consumption, subsystem bandwidth usage, and subsystem efficiency. The subsystem may be powered down based on a determination of whether the subsystem has been idle for an interval not less than the idle power-down count value.

Dynamic power-down management in a computing device

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Bengaluru, India

Ajay Kumar