General Electric Company

Analog Devices Global

Morgan Stanley Services Group Inc.

Analog Devices Global Unlimited Company

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Honeywell International Inc.

Vmware, Inc.

Ge Healthcare Bio-sciences Ab

Omnissa, LLC

Cytiva Sweden Ab

Amit Kumar Singh

Sriram Ganesan

Klaus Gebauer

Amit Kumar Sharma

Rakesh Mullick

Krishna Seetharam Shriram

Mahendra Madhukar Patil

Karthikeyan Palanisamy

Mats Olsson

Arvind Maan

Matthew Lane Pemberton

Ajit S Vernekar

Chandan Kumar Aladahalli

Nachiket Karmarkar

Sasi Kumar Nutalapati

Fredrik Oskar Lundstrom

Ravish Sharma

Monika Nica

Supti Datta

Jean Pierre Neff

Brian William Behl

Nitish Kuttan

Eden Kidner

Kevin Eng

Ashok Kumar

Joseph J Nutaro

Christopher Chinwen Yu

David Lazarovich

Jose Tejada

Kausik Ghatak

Ileana Rusan

Srinivasa Rao Dangeti

Ted J Gayowsky

Miguel A Ruiz

Karl Axel Jakob Liderfelt

Narasimha Rao Pesala

Suyash Kumar Tiwari

Gopi Gudimetla

Sang-Joon Lee

Swathy Thoppay Mothilal

Lakshminarayana Surisetty

Rama Raman

Jakob Liderfelt

Rajan Thiyaga

Nilanjan Pal

Vikram Hemrajani

Davis John

Thiyaga Rajan

Improved artificial intelligence computer systems actively and/or passively provide end-users with information from firm data systems to help the end-user perform the end-user's job functions. In a passive implementation, the system can prioritize emails for a user, craft consistent responses to multiple email inquiries on the same topic, craft responses whose content is drawn from a library of electronic documents, and/or suggest text for an electronic document being authored by the end-user. In an active implementation, the system comprises AI agents associated with individual databases of the system, where the AI agents are tuned to retrieve data from their associated database in response to a query from the end-user.

Intelligent digital assistant that provides end-user with information from firm databases to assist end-user in performing job functions

Examples described herein include systems and methods for contextually providing automated device enrollment into a management system. A management application on a user device can receive network settings for connecting to a local server. The network settings can be preconfigured by an administrator. The management application can cause the user device to send an enrollment request and a device identifier to the local server. The device identifier can be used to validate the device and provide a security token to the management application. The management application can use the security token to complete enrollment of the user device.

Contextual automated device onboarding

Improved artificial intelligence computer systems actively and/or passively provide end-users with information from firm data systems to help the end-user perform the end-user's job functions. In a passive implementation, the system can prioritize emails for a user, craft consistent responses to multiple email inquiries on the same topic, and/or craft responses whose content is drawn from a library of electronic documents. In an active implementation, the system comprises AI agents associated with individual databases of the system, where the AI agents are tuned to retrieve data from their associated database in response to a query from the end-user.

The invention discloses a first unit () for treatment of a bioprocess liquid comprising a first lateral face (), a second lateral face () and a front face () which meets the two said lateral faces. The front face comprises: a plurality of valves () adapted to receive and act upon one or more legs () of a disposable flow path (); optionally one or more pumps () adapted to receive and act upon one or more legs of the disposable flow path; optionally one or more sensors () adapted to receive and to measure one or more parameters in one or more legs of the disposable flow path; wherein the plurality of valves and optional pumps and sensors are vertically offset from each other to give one or more legs of a disposable flow path received by said valves and optional pumps and sensors a slope of at least 3.0 degrees from the horizontal plane (h).

Unit for treatment of a bioprocess liquid

A system for providing responses to natural language queries or commands is disclosed. The system comprises a server comprising a processor and non-transitory memory storing instructions that cause the processor to: retrieve a stored data structure comprising a plurality of named entities; receive a natural language query or command from a human user; extract one or more named entities from the query or command, wherein the extraction comprises iteratively: dividing the query or command into overlapping sets of tokens, determining whether a set of tokens corresponds to a named entity from the plurality of named entities, extracting any corresponding set of tokens from the query, and if no corresponding sets remain, decreasing the set size and repeating; and based at least in part on the query or command and on the extracted one or more named entities, act to fulfill a user intent expressed by the query or command.

Named entity extraction in automated chat assistant

A computer-implemented technique is described herein for receiving activity signals from plural logic components running on one or more computing devices. Each activity signal includes an activity information item (AII) that describes an activity performed by a subject (e.g., a user), or to be performed by the subject, as recorded by a logic component. The technique stores AIIs extracted from the activity signals in a graph data structure. The technique then: determines, by interrogating the graph data structure, one or more activity clusters within a span of time, each activity cluster pertaining to a group of AIIs associated with a same encompassing project; generates one or more summary documents based on the identified activity cluster(s); and sends the summary documents to an output device.

Automatically generating activity summaries based on signals obtained from plural devices and logic components

Techniques for improving efficiency of a switched-capacitor voltage regulator are provided. In an example, a switched-capacitor voltage regulator can include a switched-capacitor network having multiple gain configurations, a clock configured to switch capacitors of the switched-capacitor network between a charge state and a discharge state to provide a scaled output voltage, and a controller configured to select a capacitor configuration associated with a gain of the multiple gain configurations to provide the scaled output voltage within a desired output voltage range while continuously switching the capacitor configuration, and to interrupt switching of the capacitor configuration to permit an output voltage of the switched-capacitor voltage regulator to fall below the scaled output voltage but to remain above a lower limit of the desired output voltage range to save power by reducing losses due to the switching.

Techniques for switch capacitor regulator power savings

A system and method for simulating an ultrasound scanning session is provided. The method includes acquiring an image of at least a portion of a simulated scan surface by a camera. A probe simulator having a visually coded pattern is maneuvered on the simulated scan surface. The method includes analyzing the acquired image to identify the visually coded pattern of the probe simulator maneuvered on the simulated scan surface. The method includes determining a position and orientation of the probe simulator based on the visually coded pattern identified in the acquired image. The method includes estimating a scan plane based at least in part on the determined position and orientation of the probe simulator. The method includes retrieving an ultrasound image from storage. The ultrasound image corresponds with the estimated scan plane. The method includes presenting the retrieved ultrasound image at a display system.

Method and system for simulating an ultrasound scanning session

Methods, systems and circuits for controlling the power available to the load, by reducing the power available to the load, and additionally or alternatively, limiting the current available by pre-establishing a maximum reference current. The reference current is compared to the actual or estimated current drawn by the load or part of the load. The comparison result is used to control a device or switch which disconnects the power supply or power supply regulator, whether connected directly to the load or connected via voltage dropping device, to one or more or a plurality of the load blocks when the maximum current is exceeded.

Methods and circuits for controlling and/or reducing current leakage during a low-power or inactive mode

Ultrasound simulator device

This application discusses techniques for providing a power-on reset (POR) circuit. The techniques take advantage of the small size of active devices, consume very little current and can use a native NMOS transistor to provide a stable reference over temperature and voltage variations.

Low-area, low-power, power-on reset circuit

Filtration instrument

Sticker set for a cardiac acquisition module

A regulator circuit can include a cascaded topology, comprising a first integrated low-dropout (LDO) regulator circuit having a supply node, the first integrated LDO regulator circuit configured to provide a first loop bandwidth and configured to provide a regulated first output voltage to an intermediate node using energy provided by the supply node, and a second integrated LDO regulator circuit having an input coupled to the intermediate node, the second LDO regulator circuit configured to provide a second loop bandwidth and configured to provide a regulated second output voltage to an output node, where the second loop bandwidth is narrower than the first loop bandwidth. The regulator circuit need not require an external capacitor. The regulator circuit can be used to provide one or more of enhanced power supply rejection and noise performance.

Circuits and techniques including cascaded LDO regulation

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Bengaluru, India

Amit Kumar Singh