Em Photonics, Inc.

Eric Kelmelis

James P Durbano

John R Humphrey

Fernando E Ortiz

Daniel Price

Peterson F Curt

Aaron Paolini

Stephen Kozacik

An apparatus for determining wind speed includes an image capture device, a memory, and a computer-readable medium. The image capture device captures video and the memory stores the video. The computer-readable medium includes a computer program product stored thereon, and the computer program product is configured to determine a wind speed in the scene based on analysis of atmospheric turbulence occurring in the video. The method may include comparing a set of models to an analyzed video to determine the wind speed.

Wind determination method, wind determination system, and wind determination computer program product for determining wind speed and direction based on image analysis

Methods for increasing the processing speed of computational electromagnetic methods, such as the Method of Moments (MoM), may involve using efficient mapping of algorithms onto a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) architecture. Various methods may provide speed/complexity improvements to either or both of: (1) direct solution via Lower-Upper (LU) factorization; and (2) iterative methods (e.g., Generalized Minimal Residual (GMRES) method).

Method for using a graphics processing unit for accelerated iterative and direct solutions to systems of linear equations

An accelerator for the speckle atmospheric compensation algorithm may enable real-time speckle processing of video feeds that may enable the speckle algorithm to be applied in numerous real-time applications. The accelerator may be implemented in various forms, including hardware, software, and/or machine-readable media.

Method and system for enabling real-time speckle processing using hardware platforms

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