Intel Corporation

Luxer Corporation

Bryan R Peebler

Lakshman Krishnamurthy

Brian Kenneth Vogel

Saurabh Dadu

Wendy March

Min Liu

Jameson H Williams

Tao Wang

David L Graumann

Nithyananda Siva Jeganathan

Sunil A Kulkarni

Kaining Yuan

Miriam K Selvaraj

Xiaoyan Dang

Wenbo Shen

Sihua Tian

Lijuan Xiao

Saurin Shah

Mandar S Joshi

Michael E Deisher

Swarnendu Kar

Francis M Tharappel

Prabhakar R Datta

Pierre-Louis Bossart

Sherman Chan Wai Lee

Mariano J Phielipp

Todd Sean Harple

Arik Seth Levy

Mei Lu

David Patrick O'Riva

Benjamin S Weigand

Chan Wai Lee

A method and system are provided in which information about a barcode on a package is received or more generally, information placed on a package by a delivery service (such as a barcode or other code) is detected. Characteristics of the information or code are extracted. The characteristics of the information or code are compared to characteristics of information or code associated with acceptable delivery services. If the characteristics of the code or information on the package correspond to characteristics of the information or code used by an acceptable delivery service, a locked area is unlocked to allow the package to be delivered. In other embodiments, other types of markings may be placed on the package by the delivery service, and the storage system may check whether those markings have, or information has, the characteristics of an acceptable delivery service.

Method for controlling package delivery

A device includes an enclosure and logic. The enclosure includes a plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays disposed at least on two of a top side, a bottom side, a left side, a right side, a front side, and a back side of the device. The enclosure also includes a first display on the front side of the device. The logic receives touch interaction information from the plurality of capacitive touch sensor arrays and initiates an action based at least in part on the touch interaction information.

Adaptive enclosure for a mobile computing device

Technologies are described herein that allow a user to wake up a computing device operating in a low-power state and for the user to be verified by speaking a single wake phrase. Wake phrase recognition is performed by a low-power engine. In some embodiments, the low-power engine may also perform speaker verification. In other embodiments, the mobile device wakes up after a wake phrase is recognized and a component other than the low-power engine performs speaker verification on a portion of the audio input comprising the wake phrase. More than one wake phrases may be associated with a particular user, and separate users may be associated with different wake phrases. Different wake phrases may cause the device transition from a low-power state to various active states.

Mechanism and apparatus for seamless voice wake and speaker verification

Systems and methods may provide for monitoring an input audio signal from an onboard microphone of a mobile device while a host processor of the mobile device is in a standby mode. Additionally, a predetermined audio pattern may be identified in the input audio signal and a device location session may be triggered with respect to the mobile device based on the predetermined audio pattern. In one example, an output audio signal is generated during the device location session.

Low power voice trigger for finding mobile devices

Embodiments of computing systems, and related methods, are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a computing system may include a peripheral device (e.g., an image capture device and/or an audio output device) and control logic. The control logic may be coupled with a sensor system and the peripheral device to receive a trigger signal; receive, from the sensor system, one or more interaction signals indicative of a user interaction with the computing system; and, in response to receipt of the trigger signal and the one or more interaction signals, generate a control signal for output to the peripheral device to control operation of the peripheral device. Other embodiments may be disclosed and/or claimed.

Computing systems for peripheral control

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Bryan R Peebler