Intel Corporation

Arvind Sundaram

Ramaswamy Parthasarathy

Jagadish Vasudeva Singh

Vikas Mishra

Prakash Kurma Raju

Prasanna Pichumani

Yogesh Channaiah

Tarakesava Reddy Koki

Gokul V Subramaniam

Vinaya Kumar Chandrasekhara

Aleksander Magi

Naoki Matsumura

Jayprakash Thakur

Krishnakumar Varadarajan

Soethiha Soe

Samarth Alva

Ayeshwarya B Mahajan

Marko Bartscherer

Anand Reddy

Harish Jagadish

Ranjul Balakrishnan

Raghavendra Ramesh Rao

Raghavendra N

Raghavendra Doddi

Gangatharan Jothiswaran

Shobhit Chahar

Vishram Shriram Pandit

Punit Rathod

Akarsha Rajeshwar Kadadevaramath

Vinay Kumar Chandrasekhara

Guru Prakash

Satyajit Siddharay Kamat

Srinivasarao Konakalla

Nikita Ambasana

Ajay Sharma

Satish Ramachandra

Techniques for video conferencing are disclosed. In one embodiment, a mirror assembly can be used to position a mirror in front of a camera, reflecting a view of the camera downward towards a whiteboard or other drawing surface, allowing a user to show a drawing during a video conference. In another embodiment, video data and audio data of a user in a video conference can be analyzed to determine what portions of the video data and audio data should be transmitted to a remote participant in the video conference. Unintentional input supplied by the user in the video data and audio data may be used to determine which portions of the video data and audio data to transmit.

Technologies for video conferencing

Techniques for battery retention are disclosed. In the illustrative embodiment, a thin polyurethane strap is used to hold a battery in place. The strap only requires a small amount of volume, allowing for a higher volume (and higher capacity) for the battery. In order to accommodate swelling, a computing device that has a battery held in place with such a strap can have an open area above the battery. The strap may have ridges to contact the battery and the component above the battery beyond the open area. If the battery swells, the ridges may be pressed down, accommodating the swelling battery.

Technologies for battery retention

Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that includes a fan. The fan can include a center shaft, fan blades that extend from the center shaft, and a plurality of magnets on an outside portion of at least two of the fan blades, where stator coils interact with the magnets to drive the blades around the center shaft. The center shaft and fan blades are a single component from the same material. In some examples, the center shaft and fan blades were created using a metal injection molding process.

Fan for an electronic device

This document discusses, among other things, systems and methods to transmit laser energy to a first hollow-core transmission medium of a board, and to detect laser energy from a second hollow-core transmission medium of the board using a photodiode of the communication interface. A system can include a communication interface configured to be coupled to a chip carrier, the communication interface including a laser emitter configured to transmit laser energy to a first hollow-core transmission medium of a board, and a photodiode configured to detect laser energy communicated from a second hollow-core transmission. The system can further include the chip carrier and the board, as well as one or more alignment features to position the laser emitter and the photodiode over inputs of the first and second hollow-core transmission mediums, and an optically clear resin optionally between the communication interface and the board.

Free air intrasystem interconnect

A communication system communicates data elements on a conducting wire. In an embodiment, a sequence of data elements to be transmitted is electrically represented on a pair of terminals, and a transmission element located at a first portion of the conducting wire transmits the sequence in the form of a wave on a surface of the conducting wire. The transmission element includes a first conductor wrapped around the first portion of the conducting wire, a first insulator located between the first conductor and the first portion of the conducting wire, and a conductive structure disposed around the first conductor. The conductive structure has a narrow cross section at one end and extends outwardly to a broader cross section at the other end. A first terminal of the pair of terminals is electrically connected to the first conductor and the second terminal is electrically connected to the conductive structure.

Transmission of data over conducting wires

A first apparatus is disclosed, including: a detection circuitry to detect a first voltage level of reference current received from a second apparatus, where the second apparatus is to provide the reference current at a second voltage level; and a controller to negotiate a power transmission agreement with the second apparatus for transmission of power from the second apparatus to the first apparatus, based at least in part on a difference between the first voltage level and the second voltage level.

Detection of transmission medium state for power delivery

Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that includes a first housing, a second housing, and a hinge. The hinge rotatably couples the first housing to the second housing and includes an off-center lobe that generates a field. The second housing includes a detection engine to detect a strength of the field generated by the off-center lobe and determines a hinge angle (or a position of the first housing relative to the second housing) based on the detected strength of the field generated by the off-center lobe.

Hinge angle detection

Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that can include a first housing, a second housing, where the second housing is rotatably coupled to the first housing using a hinge, and at least one thermal sensor to detect the position of a user relative to the electronic device, wherein the thermal sensor includes an array of thermopiles.

User position detection

A system includes a communication interface including separate electrical connectors configured to communicate power and ground using electrical conductors, the communication interface includes a free-air optical interconnect including at least one of: a laser emitter configured to transmit laser energy across an air gap to a separate device; or a photodiode configured to detect laser energy received across the air gap from the separate device.

Free air optical interconnect attach mechanism

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an arrangement for single wire communications (SWC) for an electronic device. In one instance, the arrangement may comprise a cable assembly to connect with the electronic device, wherein the cable assembly may include a wire to conduct SWC and a cover portion to cover a portion of the wire. The cover portion may comprise a ferro-dielectric material. The arrangement may further include a control logic coupled with the cable assembly, to adjust characteristics associated with the ferro-dielectric material, to tune a signal termination impedance value associated with the cable assembly. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Single wire communication arrangement

A system includes a first free-air optical interconnect of a first electrical component, the first free-air optical interconnect configured to mechanically couple to a second free-air optical interconnect of a second electrical component to communicate optical signals between the first and second electrical components. When coupled, an attach mechanism of the first free-air optical interconnect can retain the second free-air optical interconnect a fixed distance from the communication interface of the first free-air communication interface, including separate electrical connectors configured to communicate power and ground using electrical conductors, the communication interface includes a free-air optical interconnect including at least one of a laser emitter configured to transmit laser energy across an air gap to a separate device, or a photodiode configured to detect laser energy received across the air gap from the separate device.

Free air optical backplane interconnect

An apparatus is provided which includes: an input/output (I/O) port to be coupled to a device external to the apparatus; a battery having an output node; a voltage regulator to selectively supply power from the I/O port to the battery, to charge the battery; and a switch coupled between the I/O port and the output node, wherein the switch is to selectively allow flow of current from the device to the output node by bypassing the voltage regulator.

Supplemental power reception by bypassing voltage regulator

Embodiments are generally directed to a unified chassis construction for an all in one computer. An embodiment of a computer system includes a computer sub-system to provide computer operation; a display sub-system to provide display operation; a unified plate, components installed in the unified plate including at least one or more computer sub-system components and one or more display sub-system components; and a display screen coupled with the unified plate.

Unified chassis construction for all in one computer

An apparatus comprises a laser emitter configured to transmit laser energy across an air gap to a separate device, and a driver circuit electrically coupled to the laser emitter and to an electrical interface. The driver circuit is configured to detect voltage levels at the electrical interface including a first voltage level, a second voltage level, and a third voltage level, and drive the laser emitter at a first power level when detecting the first voltage level, drive the laser emitter at a second power level when detecting the second voltage level, and drive the laser emitter at a third power level intermediate the first and second power levels when detecting the third voltage level.

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Bengaluru, India

Arvind Sundaram