Intel Corporation

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Labac Systems, Inc.

Gregory A Peek

Mark R Francis

Torrey W Frank

Andy S Idsinga

David I Poisner

Yevgeniy Y Yarmosh

Blanka Vlasak

Ravishankar Iyer

Mark C Pontarelli

Glen J Anderson

Ichiang Sun

Kevin W Bross

Philip W Martin

Qiang Wu

Steven D Kassel

Maria L Pitallano

Jonathan C Leuker

John A Dyer

William B Lytle

Katie Dill

Giuseppe Beppe Raffa

Anand S Konanur

Duck Young Kong

Omesh Tickoo

Ralph V Miele

Yoshifumi Nishi

Ankur Agrawal

Kimi Morooka Jensen

Shawn S Mceuen

Keith Raynard Tinsley

Evan R Green

Andrew Larson

Rebecca Chierichetti

Kofi C Whitney

Nelson L Yaple

Kerry A Stevens

Gary N Matos

Dan H Gerbus

Rolf Laido

James Dorenkamp

Xiaoxia Li

Stephen J Allen

Therese E Dugan

Eduardo Casas

Donald A Dytewski

Shaun Gerrit Immeker

Gordon A Wilde

Cory A Harris

Kate Niedermeyer

Andy The Dude S Idsinga

Arthur Dietrich-Croy

Arthur Deitrich-Croy

Frank W Torrey

Dwayne E Canfield

Andrew W Keates

Gordon Wilde

Xiaoxi Li

Systems and methods may provide for wireless charging device of an electronic device powered by a rechargeable battery. The wireless charging device may include a charging station having a charging surface with a power transmitter and a contour that concentrically interfaces with a corresponding contour of an inner surface of the electronic device in a manner that facilitates an initiation of a power charging sequence at the charging surface when the charging station detects an operational coupling between the power transmitter and a power receiver of the electronic device.

Wireless charging device for electronic device

Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device, that includes a first housing and a wireless charging stand. The first housing can include a display. The wireless charging stand can include a power receiving unit and is configured to wireless charge the electronic device and support the first housing at different viewing angles of the display.

Wireless charging stand

Technologies for physical programming include a model compute system to determine one or more physical blocks assembled in a constructed model. The model compute system determines rules associated with the one or more physical blocks in which at least one rule defines a behavior of the constructed model and determines a program stack for execution by the model compute system based on the rules associated with the one or more physical blocks.

Technologies for physical programming

Methods, apparatuses, systems, and storage media for creating, discovering, and/or resolving spells using a wand are provided. In embodiments, a computing device or a wand may detect one or more gestures and sensors in the wand may generate sensor data representative of the one or more gestures. The one or more gestures may be movements performed using the wand. The sensor data representative of the one or more gestures may be converted into a spell sequence. The wand may transmit the spell sequence to a computing device, and receive, from the computing device, a spell output based on the spell sequence, a wand position, and a quest. The quest may indicate an order in which one or more second devices are to be activated and one or more spells to activate each of the one or more second devices. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Magic wand methods, apparatuses and systems for defining, initiating, and conducting quests

Wireless charging device for wearable electronic device

Embodiments of the invention describe a clasp assembly for detachably coupling a first housing to a second housing. The clasp assembly to further includes a data connector to provide an input/output (I/O) interface to a computing component of the first housing, and a data connector housing corresponding to the data connector, wherein the data connector is exposed when the clasp assembly is in an open position, and wherein the data connector is disposed in the data connector housing when the clasp assembly is in a closed position.

Clasp assembly and data interconnection for wearable computing devices

Methods, apparatuses, systems, and storage media for creating, discovering, and/or resolving spells using a wand are provided. In embodiments, a computing device or a wand may detect one or more gestures and sensors in the wand may generate sensor data representative of the one or more gestures. The one or more gestures may be movements performed using the wand. The computing device or wand may convert the sensor data representative of the one or more gestures into a spell sequence. The wand may transmit the spell sequence to a computing device, and receive, from the computing device, a spell output based on the spell sequence and a wand position. The wand may also determine the spell output based on the spell sequence without transmitting the spell sequence to another device. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Magic wand methods, apparatuses and systems

Control of an apparatus is provided according to determination of positioning of information pieces with radio frequency identification (RFID) tags. In embodiments, an apparatus may include one or more pieces, wherein each piece may be positionable in one or more piece positions of a region and may include a passive RFID tag that stores information relating to a characteristic of the piece. An arrangement of RFID antennas may be positioned proximal to the region, and a RFID reader may provide reads of the pieces near the RFID antennas. One or more processors may determine the piece positions of the one or more pieces from the reads and may provide control of the apparatus according to the one or more pieces and their piece positions.

Position determination and control with radio frequency identification tags

Methods, apparatuses, systems, and storage media for creating, discovering, and/or resolving spells using a wand are provided. In embodiments, a computing device or a wand may detect one or more gestures and sensors in the wand may generate sensor data representative of the one or more gestures. The one or more gestures may be movements performed using the wand. The sensor data representative of the one or more gestures may be converted into a spell sequence. The wand may transmit the spell sequence to a computing device, and receive, from the computing device, an authentication spell output when the spell sequence corresponds with an authentication spell sequence or an inactivation spell output when the spell sequence does not correspond with the authentication spell sequence. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Magic wand methods, apparatuses and systems for authenticating a user of a wand

A gesture-based waking and control system to wake a smartwatch device from a low-power state is described. In one embodiment, the system utilizes a pressure or proximity based wake gesture that is interpretable by low-power sensors. An embodiment of the system can be integrated within a wearable device, such as a smartwatch accessory that can be paired with a mobile electronic device, such as a smartphone. In one embodiment, the wearable device includes a set of low-power sensors that are to detect the wake gesture. In one embodiment, the wake gesture causes the device to enable an additional set of sensors and sensor processing logic to detect more advanced commands or gestures. In one embodiment, the wake gesture enables a display of the wearable device.

Gesture-based waking and control system for wearable devices

Techniques for monitoring a three-dimensional (3D) printer during the performance of a print job are described herein. An example of a system in accordance with the present techniques includes a camera to generate an image of a 3D print job in progress. The system also includes a baseline image generator to generate a baseline image based on a 3D model of the object to be printed. The system also includes a monitoring engine to compare the image with the baseline image to determine a status of the 3D print job and trigger an alarm if the 3D print job fails.

Printer monitoring

Wearable electronic display device

Growing community of inventors

North Plains, OR, United States of America

Gregory A Peek