Imprivata, Inc.

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L-3 Communications Corporation

Jay Tucker

Alain Slak

Jason Mafera

Lou Bergandi

Paul Bradford

Boris Boruchovich

Michael Iosue

Joel Lemieux

Miguel Saldana

Niels Jacksen

Embodiments of the present invention analyze multiple factors—such as user input events, device motion data, other data from the endpoint, or data from an external system (such as a real-time location system)—to make a probabilistic determination whether a walkaway event has occurred.

Inference-based detection of proximity changes

An oil separator includes a container and a filter assembly. The filter assembly can include a casing, a valve guide, and a valve body. First and second chambers can be defined by a lower casing body. The valve guide can guide the valve body's movement between first and second positions in the first chamber or the second chamber. A first valve can be closed by a prong of the valve body in the first position such that unfiltered fluid enters an inlet of the oil separator, waste byproducts collect in a reservoir defined by the container, and filtered fluid is output from an outlet. The valve body can move from first to second positions with an accumulation of byproducts in the reservoir. In the second position unfiltered fluid may pass from the inlet to the outlet.

Oil separator

Embodiments of the present invention analyze multiple factors&#x2014;such as user input events, device motion data, other data from the endpoint, or data from an external system (such as a real-time location system)&#x2014;to make a probabilistic determination whether a walkaway event has occurred.

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Arlington, MA, United States of America

Jay Tucker