Cisco Technology, Inc.

Splunk Inc.

Christopher Yan-Loon Chan

Ryan Russell Moore

Eason Yicheng Gao

Kelly Kong

Casing Chu

Matthew Buckle

Dhruvkumar Manek

Benjamin D Dearinger

Henry Maozhong Xu

James Fong

Syndey Nguyen

Himanshu Goyal

Token minting environment includes a physical token minter that is accessible to a group of users. A user initiates a session to mint a non-fungible token associated with an image that the physical token minter generates. When the session is established, the physical token minter connects with a digital wallet associated with the user. The physical token minter identifies a physical interaction provided by the user, such as the user pulling a lever or pressing an input button that is proximate to the physical token minter. Upon identifying the user interaction, the physical token minter responds by triggering the creation of an image and the minting of a non-fungible token that links the image to the wallet of the user. The physical token minter then provides a digital representation of the image and an indication that a token for the image has been added to the digital wallet.

Physical device for real-time minting of non-fungible tokens

In various embodiments, a computer-implemented method comprises receiving an artifact manifest representing at least a portion of a shared session between a first application and at least a second application, where the artifact manifest identifies a set of data visualization artifacts that are generated by the first application, transmitting the artifact manifest to the second application, receiving, from the second application accessing the shared session, a modification to a first data visualization artifact in the set of data visualization artifacts, and causing, based on the modification, the first data visualization artifact to be updated by the first application.

Real-time collaborative data visualization and interaction

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Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

Christopher Yan-Loon Chan