Netlogic Microsystems, Inc

Other

Eye Stalks Corporation

David Way Ng

Jose Pio Pereira

Sunder Raj Rathnavelu

Sunder Rathnavelu Raj

Dave Tahmoush

Greg Lin Tanaka

Derek Ma

Chengpeng Chen

A device for visual monitoring comprises a mobile chipset disposed in a housing, at least one eyestalk attached to the housing and communicatively coupled to the mobile chipset, and mounting hardware affixed to the housing, the mounting hardware configured to secure the housing to a stationary structure. In one embodiment, the mobile chipset is configured to execute a set of program instructions in response to the device being connected to external power, including program instructions which, when executed by the mobile chipset, causes the device to take pictures in response to automatically generated triggers, and to automatically upload image data to a packet-based network for display and/or further processing. In a further embodiment, the device is configured to pre-process the image data, such as extracting relevant data for a specific application, before uploading the image data to the packet-based network for further process. In another embodiment, the device is configured to automatically upload image data to a social network site for sharing among authorized users of the cite.

Method and apparatus for visual monitoring

A content addressable memory device including a memory to store a searchable database, a search circuit, and a first-in-first-out storage circuit. The search circuit generates a plurality of address values that correspond to unoccupied storage locations within the memory, and the plurality of address values are queued within the first-in-first-out storage circuit to enable the address values to be read in succession by an external device.

Block-writable content addressable memory device

A hierarchical programmable-priority content addressable memory (CAM) system including first, second and third CAM devices. The first CAM device has a first priority number output and a first enable input. The second CAM device has a priority number input and an enable output coupled to the priority number output and the first enable input, respectively, of the first CAM device. The second CAM device also has a priority number output and an enable input. The third CAM device has a priority number input and an enable output coupled to the priority number output and the enable input, respectively, of the second CAM device.

Hierarchical, programmable-priority content addressable memory system

Entry relocation in a content addressable memory (CAM) device. The CAM device is instructed to store a first value and to supply an address at which the first value is stored. If the address indicates that the first value has been stored within an overflow storage array of the CAM device, the CAM device is instructed to store the first value again.

Entry relocation in a content addressable memory device

Electronic mail (email) is certified and authenticated by an authentication service. The authentication service is integrated with an email web site that allows users to set up email accounts. Outgoing email from the email web site is routed to the authentication service. A message identifier (ID) is generated and added to the message within markers. A random-number generator creates random pad characters that are added to the message before a checksum is generated. The checksum and the pad characters are stored in a table indexed by the message ID. The pad characters and the checksum are placed in secure storage and not available to users or others on the Internet. The email with the message ID in the markers but without the pad characters or checksum is sent to the recipients, along with instructions on how to authenticate the message. Others can authenticate a message by emailing it to the authentication service. The message ID is extracted from the markers and used to find the checksum and pad characters in the table. The pad characters are again added to the message and a new checksum generated. Authentication fails when the checksums do not match. An authentication-result message is added to the message before it is returned. Quotation indent characters are stripped from the message before authentication so that quoted messages can be authenticated even though they are altered by reply software during quotation. Headers such as addresses and dates can be copied to the message body so that they are also authenticated.

Third-party e-mail authentication service provider using checksum and unknown pad characters with removal of quotation indents

A web site on the world-wide-web allows users to search a product/price database. The database contains product and price information for a wide variety of products from many different suppliers such as online and offline stores. Information in the database is collected and corrected by submitting users who are rewarded for product submissions. A submitting user inputs data on new product, price, supplier, or rating information using an online form. The user highlights coordinates of the model, make, and price on the supplier's web page, so that automated software can later check the supplier's web page for price and product updates. The submitting user is rewarded for submitting product and price information. When other consumer-users search the database and find the product, the submitting user is again rewarded. When these other consumer-users follow a link to the supplier's web page for that product, the submitting user is further rewarded. Thus future rewards depend on the number of consumer-users viewing the information submitted. Higher rewards are granted for more popular products. Correcting-users can correct errors when viewing the supplier's web page by pressing a correct-error button. The correcting user is rewarded and future rewards are shared among the submitting user and the correcting user as consumer-users view the corrected information.

Shopping scouts web site for rewarding customer referrals on product and price information with rewards scaled by the number of shoppers using the information

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Redwood City, CA, United States of America

David Way Ng