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Google Inc.

Anthony Matt Francis

James A Holmes

Matthew W Barlow

Nicholas J Chiolino

Jacob Kupernik

Ian Getreu

Ryan Michael Hickman

Arshan Poursohi

Aleksandra Faust

Marek Fiser

Brandon Dyer

James Kuffner

Sonia M Perez

Hao-tien Chiang

An ultraviolet detecting silicon carbide junction field effect transistor with a transistor gate junction positioned proximate to the outer surface to receive ultraviolet: light and flow an ultraviolet light induced photo current when reverse biased.

Ultraviolet sensors and methods using integrated silicon carbide lateral junction field-effect transistors

A multi-layer ceramic wiring board is patterned with arrays of footprints for high-temperature surface mounted device active and passive components on one side of the board that is patterned with arrays of standard SMD footprints to enable placement and attachment of components including primary 2-terminal components and active components where the SMD pads are connected through vias and buried-layer interconnect traces to a multiple connection point arrays on the front and back side of the ceramic wiring board. Each pad is connected to multiple instances of the pad grid to connections to be made with a single post-fired print.

Rapid implementation of high-temperature analog interface electronics

An improved silicon carbide wafer using direct application conductive ink interconnects positioned on printing connection pads. The conductive ink interconnected can be routed to form a custom length resistive trace for a device after fabrication and measurement of the device.

Direct application additive manufacturing for conductive wafer interconnect

Methods and systems for distributing tasks among robotic devices are described. A server may receive from a first device, information associated with an assigned task of the first device. The server may determine whether the assigned task can be executed more efficiently with assistance from additional devices, and may further determine available devices that can assist in executing the assigned task. The determined available devices may be ranked according to an amount of usage of the devices over time, and a second device may be selected from the available devices based on the ranking. A subtask of the assigned task may then be determined from a plurality of subtasks of the assigned task based on capabilities of the selected second device. An instruction may then be sent to the second device, instructing the second device to execute the determined subtask.

Methods and systems for distributing tasks among robotic devices

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Anthony Matt Francis