Whirlpool Corporation

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Bridgeport Networks, Inc.

Novarra, Inc.

Motorola Corporation

Bruce M Wiatrak

Seth Herndon

Cristiano Vito Pastore

Alexander L Clayton

Donald John Gilmore

Pallavi Manjrekar

Joshua George Abdoo

Matthew Peter Ebrom

Neomar Giacomini

Brandon Lynn Satanek

Gianpiero Santacatterina

Christopher L Carpenter

Ariana Bruno

Tamara Distaso

Hanks Hu

John Doyle

Christopher D Cullen

Vince Huang

Richard J Hughes

Jack Li

Tracy Yu

Heng Tong Pit

Juan Chen

Joel Fletty

Wyndham Fairchild Gary, Jr

Casey L McCuan

Ivan Dean Bogdanovic

Xiangxu Liu

Collin Andrew Stipe

Matthew Frank Trapani

Justin Aborn

Wesley Stuart Jones

Shmuel Silverman

Raymond M Liss

James D O'Brien, Jr

Michael T Wilhoite

Andrea Ferrise

Roy Qiu

Ken Lei

Nicholas Brenn

Blake Cartwright

Michael Tsai

Dick Ge

Thomas Eric Hayosh

Karl E Freter

Kevin Nigel Wallace

Howard Mark Nodell

Steven H Blumenthal

Sanjay Jhawar

Timothy L Moran

Francis Edward Simon Hunt

Leonid Polonsky

Xiangxu Li

Sean Kent Patterson

Mats A Samuelsson

Casey L Mccuan

Milica Gvozdjan

Blake William Ehrenbeck

Michael Benjamin Daly

William M Bondy

Andre De Verteuil

Simon Hunt

Igor Matlin

Brent Dafforn

Cecile McHugh

Inderpreet Singh

Robert Gerald Hug

Justin A Aborn

Sanjay S Jhawar

James D O'BRIEN

A cooking appliance having a cabinet including an insert within the cabinet to define cooking chamber with an access opening and a door selectively closing/opening the access opening, the cooking appliance comprising at least one of a first cooling flow path through a back wall of the cabinet, over a top wall of the insert, and out a side wall of the cabinet, a second cooling flow path through a bottom wall of the cabinet, along the bottom wall of the cabinet, and out a side wall of the cabinet, and a third cooling flow path through a bottom wall of the cabinet, out a front wall of the cabinet, into the door, out of the door, into a front wall of the cabinet, and out of a side wall of the cabinet.

Automatic oven

A cooking appliance includes a body defining a cooking cavity. A door is rotatably coupled to the body. An imager assembly is coupled to an interior surface of the door. The imager assembly includes an image sensor configured to obtain image data within a field of view, a first primary mirror positioned at a first angle proximate to the image sensor and within the field of view, and a second primary mirror positioned at a second angle proximate to the image sensor and within the field of view. A secondary mirror assembly includes multiple secondary mirrors coupled to the body within the cooking cavity. The secondary mirrors reflect image views within the cooking cavity to the first primary mirror and the second primary mirror which reflects the image views to the image sensor to be captured as the image data.

Stereovision monitoring system for cooking appliance

An automatic oven having a controller and a sensor assembly for automatically determining a food type for a food item placed in a cooking chamber of the automatic oven, and cooks the automatically determined food item according to a cooking profile selected based on the determined food type, while optionally accommodating a user input on the determining of the food type, and the cooking profile, including an optional degree of doneness.

A cooking appliance can include a cooking chamber and an imaging device for capturing an image of a food item inside the chamber. The appliance can include a transparent, touchscreen display for displaying the interior contents of the cooking appliance to a user without requiring the user to open the cooking appliance, as well as providing for the user controlling, operating, and interacting with the cooking appliance.

Cooking appliance with an imaging device

In one aspect, a communication system allows telephone users to roam between cellular and broadband domains and obtain equivalent level of service and features in the broadband network as in the cellular network. For example, such users can make use of Push-To Talk service, as well as continuous telephone call service, independent of which domain they are connected through. In another aspect, users can pass messages, including voice messages, or establish two-way voice communication between disparate push-to-talk (PTT) or messaging and/or voice systems. For example, a user on a cellular network using a PTT service is able to communicate with a user on a data network using an IM service. In addition, information is passed between the systems to provide coordinated presence information for users. For example, a user can have presence information in multiple networks enabling users form different networks to communication with that user.

Inter-system communication

A telephone system supports communication with user devices over both a cellular radio network as well as over an Internet Protocol (IP) network, and enables roaming and active call handoff between cellular and IP domains. Approaches to detecting presence of a user near a suitable IP network are used in controlling transitions between the domains, for example, enabling automatic transitions between domains, and delivery of calls to a mobile user to data network devices in the vicinity of the user.

Presence detection for cellular and internet protocol telephony

A system and method is provided for enabling an electronic device to efficiently access information content. A server browser accesses the information content over a network. The accessed information content is retrieved and adapted for presentation for the electronic device. A serializer dynamically formats the adapted information content according to a client browser. The client browser receives and presents the information content on the electronic device. An event translator is included to provide additional compatibility with commercially available client browsers. The information content is formatted to selectively minimize the horizontal scrolling required to view the content. The need for horizontal scrolling is selectively removed where not necessary to preserve the context. Each component or sub-component of the original area, such as a frame, table row, table cell or nested table, is considered separately and may be preserved, resized, or replaced. Where the context requires that the content be wider than the viewable area of the screen, horizontal scrolling is preserved.

System and method for providing and displaying information content

A system and method is provided for efficiently adapting information content for an electronic device. A normalizer includes a template normalizer for matching and applying a document tree to a template tree, and applying changes to the document tree. If the template normalizer does not find an appropriate template match, an automatic normalizer is utilized. The automatic normalizer utilizes weighting heuristics and pattern recognition with formatting rules to partition content into folders. The automatic normalizer can also utilize embedded normalization markup in the information content to assist in normalizing the information content. Information content can be represented by document object tree. A document object tree is created by storing information relating to the information content into arrays. The stored information describes a document object tree structure and tree dependencies as a mutable object.

System and method for adapting information content for an electronic device

A communication network () utilized for providing communications between a first party and a second party includes a surveillance server () within a core network () to provide communication surveillance capability. The core network () may be a packet data network, and the surveillance server () is operable responsive to trigger information to establish communications surveillance. Communication surveillance may be established by creating duplicate bearer packets of those data packets carrying the communicated data between the parties, creating duplicate control packets of those data packets carrying in-band or out-of-band call control information between the parties and within the packet data network, and/or various combinations thereof. The duplicate bearer packets and the duplicate control packets are routed to appropriate authorized law enforcement agencies for providing surveillance.

Communication network with a collection gateway and method for providing surveillance services

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Bolingbrook, IL, United States of America

Bruce M Wiatrak