Intel Corporation

Hemex Health, Inc.

Jered H Wikander

Mark Angus MacDonald

Peter M Galen

James Daren Bledsoe

Joshua King Hoyt

James Thorne

Shawn S Mceuen

Douglas Heymann

Lily Kolle

Aleksander Magi

David W Browning

Ralph V Miele

Daniel Avrahami

James W Edwards

Weibo Chen

Michael S Brazel

Daria A Loi

Richard Paul Crawford

Kristin L Weldon

Konstantin I Kouliachev

Kandasubramaniam K Palanisamy

Menglu T Jiang

Thomas J Pett

David John Sayler

Rajiv K Mongia

David Pidwerbecki

Yoshifumi Nishi

Harish Jagadish

Steven M Goss

Mark Macdonald

Robert W Wolcott

Nathaniel B Osterberg

Eduardo Hernandez-Pacheco

Kristin L Weihl

Weibo B Chen

Diagnostic cartridge

Techniques for forming and adjusting a magnetic tension mechanism are described herein. A system includes a first magnetic element in a first component of a computing device. The system includes a second magnetic element in a second component of the computing device, wherein the first magnetic component and the second magnetic component are to be held in tension by a magnetic force. The system also includes an adjustment mechanism to adjust the force required to decouple the magnetic elements.

Adjustment of magnetic force in a computing device

External sonication, which is a technique by which ultrasonic energy is applied externally to a cartridge containing the sample, is contemplated herein. External sonication can be performed by a sonicator external to a sample contained within a cartridge. The cartridge can include sonication particles to enhance sonication or cavitation within the sample. A sonication algorithm can also be used to increase sonication efficiency.

External sonication

The present application is directed to dynamic input mode selection. In general, a system may sense a user's finger approaching a surface of a display (e.g., an imminent user touch input) and, depending on at least one trigger condition, may perform at least one output operation. For example, a first trigger condition may cause a display to enlarge at least a portion of a displayed image based on the imminent user touch input, a second trigger condition may cause the display to present a menu corresponding to an object in the enlarged portion, etc. This functionality may be implemented utilizing either an operating system (OS)-aware configuration or an OS-unaware configuration. In an OS-aware configuration, an intent-to-touch (ITT) module may utilize application program interfaces (APIs) in the OS to facilitate display zooming, menu presentation, coordinate translation, etc. In an OS-unaware configuration, the ITT module may facilitate these actions without OS assistance.

Systems, methods, and applications for dynamic input mode selection based on whether an identified operating-system includes an application system program interface associated with input mode

A computer is provided that includes a lid having a display and a motion detector to detect motion or movement of a user.

Electronic device having a motion detector

Systems, methods, and applications for dynamic input mode selection based on whether an identified operating system includes an application program interface associated with the input mode

In one embodiment, an apparatus may include a processor circuit and a keyframe indexing module that is operative on the processor circuit to map sensor data from a first sensor to a set of video data, where the sensor data and video data correspond to an event. The keyframe indexing module may be further operative on the processor circuit to identify one or more key portions of the set of sensor data, index the one or more key portions to respective mapped one or more video frames of the video data, and generate a first keyframe index to identify the one or more video frames.

Techniques for indexing video files

Embodiments of an apparatus, system, method and techniques are described for an improved volumetric resistance blower and rotor. An apparatus may comprise, for example a motor, a casing having one or more inlets and one or more outlets, and a cylindrical rotor to create a volumetric resistance inside the casing, at least a portion of the rotor comprising a porous material. Other embodiments are described.

Techniques for improved volumetric resistance blower apparatus, system and method

Electronic device

Examples are disclosed for a conformal coating molded around power source circuitry, electrical components or at least portions of a display for a computing device. The conformal coating to include embedded microencapsulated thermal energy storage material to absorb heat generated by the electrical components.

Conformal coating including embedded thermal energy absorbing material

In one embodiment a hinge assembly comprises a first hinge pin rotatable about a first axis, a first gear coupled to the first hinge pin and rotatable about the first axis, a second hinge pin rotatable about a second axis substantially parallel to the first axis, a second gear coupled to the second hinge pin and rotatable about the second axis, at least one connecting member to be coupled to the first hinge pin and the second hinge pin to hold the first hinge pin at a fixed distance from the second hinge pin such that the first gear is engaged with the second gear. At least one of the first gear or the second gear comprises a variable radius. Other embodiments may be described.

Hinge assembly for electronic device

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Aloha, OR, United States of America

Jered H Wikander