International Business Machines Corporation

Hyun Kyu Seo

Ronald B Williams

Elizabeth Ann Holz

Iosif Viorel Onut

Mark Edward Podlaseck

Joni E Saylor

Andrew Aaron

David O S Melville

Hariklia Deligianni

Robert L Wisnieff

Edwin Peter Dawson Pednault

Gideon Zenz

Edouard A Urcadez

Jonathan Hudson Connell, Ii

Kenneth Blair Ocheltree

Emrah Akin Sisbot

Cameron Edward Calder

Lawrence Humphrey

Blake M Helman

Kathryn Orenstein

John Bister

Chase Kettl

Caitlin Gettinger

Providing an indication of user-tailored password strength is provided. A registration of a user in a password strength management service is received. A list of social media accounts corresponding to the user and access credentials corresponding to each social media account in the list is received from the user. Social media information corresponding to the user is gathered from the social media accounts using the access credentials corresponding to each social media account in the list. In response to receiving an input of a new password string by the user, password strength of the new password string is evaluated in view of the gathered social media information corresponding to the user.

Providing an indication of user-tailored password strength

A computer-implemented method for authentication is provided. The method includes displaying, on a display device and while in a locked state, a set of color wheels, each color wheel having a plurality of segments with each segment being a different color. User input is received via an input device on the set of color wheels. The user input is converted to a string. The string is communicated to an authentication server. In response to communicating the string, a response is received from the authentication server and the response is processed.

Wheel-based authentication

A method controls a robot. One or more processors receive sensor readings from one or more sensors that are monitoring a human in real time, where the human is currently observing a robotic action by a robot, and where the robotic action is a physical movement performed by the robot. The processor(s) determine a cognitive state of the human while the human is observing the robotic action by the robot, and then adjust the robotic action being performed by the robot based on the cognitive state of the human.

Robotic physical movement adjustment based on user emotional state

Techniques and a system for visualization or interaction with a quantum processor are provided. In one example, a system includes a quantum programming component and a visualization component. The quantum programming component manages a quantum programming process to generate topology data for a quantum processor that is indicative of a physical topology of a set of qubits associated with the quantum processor. The visualization component generates visualization data for the topology data that comprises a set of planar slice elements arranged to correspond to the physical topology of the set of qubits. The set of planar slice elements indicate one or more operations performed at a time step associated with the quantum programming process.

Visualizing or interacting with a quantum processor

Embodiments of the present invention provides methods, computer program products, and a system for determining and displaying an image selected from a plurality of images based on a physical displacement of a device. Embodiments of the present invention can be used to generate a composite model based on a collected plurality of images. Embodiments of the present invention can be used to determine an image for display selected from the generated composite model based on a physical displacement of a device.

Haptic movable display for spatial correlation

A surface with various layers that provide wireless charging may include at least one of a top surface layer, a second layer, comprising a plurality of lights and a power grid, disposed under the top surface layer, a charging pad disposed on a portion of the power grid, and a third layer, comprising a power supply which provides power to the plurality of lights and the power grid, disposed under the second layer.

Wireless charging surface

A touch detection system is provided. The touch detection system includes a hardware processor. The touch detection system further includes a touch input surface mounted using a set of torque sensors, where a location of a touch on the touch input surface is calculated by the hardware processor based on collective results from the set of torque sensors, the touch comprising a user input.

Touch sensitivity for robotically operated displays

A system, computer program product and computer-implemented method for presenting data. The system includes a sensor that obtains a measurement related to a viewing parameter of a viewer in the environment, a presentation surface that provides data for viewing by the viewer, and a processor. The viewing parameter of the viewer indicates the viewer's ability to perceive the data. The processor determines the viewing parameter of the viewer from the obtained measurement and dynamically alters a presentation parameter of the presentation surface based at least in part on the viewing parameter of the viewer.

Adaptive display environment for dynamic applications

Mechanisms are provided for correlating security vulnerability detection across multiple applications. The mechanisms perform a security vulnerability analysis of first source code of a first application, and identify, based on results of the security vulnerability analysis, a security vulnerability in a first portion of the first source code. The mechanisms associate characteristics of the security vulnerability with the first portion, and correlate the characteristics of the security vulnerability with second source code of a second application based on the association of the characteristics of the security vulnerability with the first portion. In addition, the mechanisms generate an output to a computing device of a consumer or contributor associated with the second source code identifying a presence of the security vulnerability in the second source code based on the correlation.

Amalgamating code vulnerabilities across projects

Individualized icon elements are provided to a development team implementing a user interface or other image content for a new software application. A computer system receives an electronic document representing an image mockup from a designer, and scans the electronic document to identify mock icons. The mock icons are matched to corresponding icons in a digital icon repository. Each icon in the repository has associated metadata such as file name, description, file format, location, etc. Icons may be available with different file formats. The corresponding icons are provided with associated metadata in a form which is selectable by a developer. Corresponding icons may be provided by displaying icon images with respective confidence values representing an estimated likelihood of matching. A desired icon can be selected for inclusion in an icon package, and thereafter be removed from the list of available icons in the icon repository for the current project.

Auditing icons via image recognition to provide individualized assets to software project teams

A method and/or computer system generates a three-dimensional image of a fingerprint. One or more sensors detect a first user's finger being pressed against a first fingerprint scanner, where the first user's finger has a first user's fingerprint that comprises fingerprint ridges that form fingerprint grooves. A light source on a rotating platform transmits offset light against the first user's finger as the light source rotates on the rotating platform. A camera captures shadow images of shadows in the fingerprint grooves. One or more processors receive and analyze the shadow images in order to determine a shape and depth of the fingerprint grooves. The processor(s) generate a first digital fingerprint file that represents the shape and depth of the fingerprint grooves, and store the first digital fingerprint file for use in future biometric verification of the first user.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Hyun Kyu Seo