Micron Technology Incorporated

Cipriana Forgy

Xiao Li

Anshika Sharma

Priya Vemparala Guruswamy

Chunhua Yao

Carla L Christensen

Aparna U Limaye

Brandi M Jones

Lindsay Hamilton

Methods and apparatuses associated with surface cleaning are described. Examples can include detecting at a processing resource of a robot and via a temperature sensor of the robot, a temperature of a surface on which the robot is located. Examples can include the processing resource shutting down the robot in response to the temperature being at or above a particular threshold temperature, and the processing resource instructing the robot to clean the surface following a particular cleaning path using a vacuum, a scrubber, or both in response to the temperature being below a particular threshold temperature.

Surface cleaning

Methods, systems, and non-transitory machine-readable media associated with an emergency assistance response are described. A system for an emergency assistance response can include a non-transitory machine-readable medium comprising a processing resource in communication with a memory resource having instructions executable to receive signaling associated with monitored health data. The instructions can be executable to track the received signaling, identify, output data representative of abnormal health data based on the tracked received signaling, and transmit the output data to a wearable device. The wearable device can receive the output data representative of the abnormal health data, provide a prompt via a user interface to a wearer of the wearable device associated with the abnormal health data, determine a response to the abnormal health data based on a reply or non-reply from the wearer via the user interface, and transmit the response to the processing resource.

Emergency assistance response

Methods and systems for context-based mobile device feature control are provided. One method comprises determining, with a mobile device, one or more contexts corresponding to the mobile device; selecting, from a predetermined set of security protocols, a security protocol corresponding to the determined one or more contexts; and adjusting a permission setting for one or more functional features of the mobile device based upon the selected security protocol. One apparatus comprises one or more features configure to input data, output data, transform data, or a combination thereof; and a controller configured to: determine one or more contexts corresponding to the mobile computing device, to select, from a predetermined set of security protocols, a security protocol corresponding to the determined one or more contexts, and to adjust a permission setting for the one or more functional features based upon the selected security protocol.

Methods of context-based mobile device feature control and mobile devices employing the same

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