Atacama Labs Oy

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The Button Corporation Oy

Voicectrl Oy

Atacama Labs

Happyornot Oy

Erkki Heilakka

Giovanni Politi

Jari Leminen

Harri Rautio

Juuso Pesola

Sami Pönkänen

Jukka Lähdeoja

Jan-Erik Nyrövaara

A method for facilitating computer-generated communication with a user, the method including: receiving one or more inputs from the user during a first session; creating a profile of the user based on the received one or more inputs during the first session; determining if the first session is interrupted; and establishing a second session with the user, in case of the first session being interrupted, based on the profile of the user.

Method and system for facilitating computer-generated communication with user

A dry-granulation method for producing a tablet comprising (a) pharmaceutical active ingredient in an amount 50-90% w/w and (b) one or more excipients in an amount 10-50% w/w including at least a binder which comprises (i) preparing granules from a powder comprising a binder, a pharmaceutically active ingredient and optionally one or more other excipients or pharmaceutical active ingredients by a process characterized in that a compaction force is applied to the powder to produce a compacted mass comprising a mixture of fine particles and granules and separating and removing fine particles and/or small granules from the granules by entraining the fine particles and/or small granules in a gas stream in which the compacted mass flows, wherein the direction of the flow of the gas stream has a component which is contrary to that of the direction of flow of the compacted mass, and collecting the accepted granules (ii) blending the accepted granules with other components of the tablet in granular or fine powder form wherein in step (ii) at least one other component of the tablet formulation is in granular form and is prepared from a powder comprising said other component by a process characterized in that a compaction force is applied to the powder to produce a compacted mass comprising a mixture of fine particles and granules and separating and removing fine particles and/or small granules from the granules by entraining the fine particles and/or small granules in a gas stream in which the compacted mass flows, wherein the direction of the flow of the gas stream has a component which is contrary to that of the direction of flow of the compacted mass; and (iii) compressing the resultant blend to form a tablet; with the proviso that the tablet does not comprise (a) paracetamol, maize starch and microcrystalline cellulose in a ratio of 60:20:20 w/w, (b) acebutolol HCl and starch in a ratio of 90:10 w/w, (c) sodium valproate, hypromellose and maize starch in a ratio of 90:5:5 w/w, (d) ketoprofen and maize starch in a ratio of 50:50 w/w or (e) metformin HCl, microcrystalline cellulose and maize starch in a ratio of 80:14:6 w/w.

Method and apparatus for dry granulation

An identification message is sent from a sensor apparatus, over a wireless communication network, in response to a trigger event sensed by a sensor device in the sensor apparatus. The identification message includes a unique identifier of the sensor apparatus. The identification message is received at a network server. A pre-configured action profile associated with the unique identifier in the received identification message is accessed by the network server. A response action is caused to be executed based on information in the accessed action profile. The sensor apparatus is paired to a subscriber account before first use, thereby allowing secure initialization.

Trigger event based response execution with secure initialization

The aspects of the present disclosure allow an extremely simple way to interact with e.g. various Internet and mobile telecommunications related services, for example by a single button press. An identification message is sent from a sensor apparatus, over a wireless communication network, in response to a trigger event sensed by a sensor device comprised in the sensor apparatus. The identification message includes a unique identifier of the sensor apparatus. The identification message is received at a network server. A pre-configured action profile associated with the unique identifier in the received identification message is accessed by the network server. A response action is caused to be executed based on information in the accessed action profile.

Trigger event based response execution

The invention provides, inter alia, a method for producing granules from a powder, characterized in that compaction force is applied to the powder to produce a compacted mass comprising a mixture of fine particles and granules and separating and removing fine particles and/or small granules from the other granules by entraining the fine particles and/or small granules in a gas stream. Also provided are apparatus for use in the process and tablets formed by compression of the resultant granules.

The invention provides, inter alia, a method for producing granules from a powder, characterized in that a low compaction force is applied to the powder to produce a compacted mass comprising a mixture of fine particles and granules and separating fine particles from the granules by entraining the fine particles in a gas stream. Also provided are apparatus for use in the process and tablets formed by compression of the resultant granules.

Granules, tablets and granulation

Method and apparatus or dry granulation

The method is for granting access to data of a first object that has at least one temporally access controlled public attribute and a clock capable of measuring time independently of the clocks of other objects. A request to access a value of the public attribute of the first object is received. The value of the clock of the first object is compared with the value of the clock of at least one second object. If necessary, the clock values of the first and the second objects are synchronized. Access to the value of the attribute of the first object is granted. Also an arrangement and a computer program product are disclosed.

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Helsinki, Finland

Erkki Heilakka