Dell Products Inc.

Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Ares Sakamoto

Sathish Kumar Bikumala

Jace William Files

Deepak NagarajeGowda

In some examples, before saving a file, a device analyzes contents (e.g., text and images) of the file to create a bag of words. The device performs Latent Dirichlet Allocation of the bag of words to determine topics included in the file and orders the topics in descending order of frequency. The device generates a particular name of the file based on the ordered topics and automatically save (or suggest saving) the file with the particular name. The device determines, based on the ordered topics, a folder name of a folder in which to store the file. If an existing folder has the folder name, then the device saves the file in the existing folder. If not, then the device creates a new folder with the folder name and saves the file in the new folder.

Automated file naming and file organization using machine learning

A system and method palletize containers having electrical terminals for charging electronic devices packaged therein. First, a stacking pattern is determined on the basis of the sizes, shapes, and locations of electrical terminals on both the pallets and the containers to be stacked. These data may be read, for example, with a computer vision system that uses an articulating robotic arm, and may be encoded in a two-dimensional barcode on each pallet and/or container. Next, the robotic arm stacks the container so that its terminals make electrical contact with terminals on the pallet, or on a previously-stacked layer of containers. Then, the placement is tested to ensure that a good electrical connection exists vertically through the entire stack. Once the pallet is finalized, all electronic devices carried thereon may be simultaneously charged during transit or storage.

Palletizing containers for charging electronic devices contained therein

A container for an electronic device having a battery and a method of maintaining electrical charge in the battery are described. The container includes a cushioning material, such as molded expanded foam, to receive and secure the device (e.g. for shipping or storage) and to position its battery charging interface near a charging terminal within the container. The charging terminal itself cushions the device, and is electrically connected to charging terminals on the top and bottom of the container, such as a plate on the top and a pogo pin on the bottom. Connecting the charging terminals to a power source supplies power to the charging terminal, hence the battery charging interface of the device either via a physical contact or wireless power transfer. The container and method may be used to deliver the electronic device fully charged to an end user.

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Lexington, TX, United States of America

Ares Sakamoto