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Omnipv, Inc.

Nanoopto Corporation

Api Nanofabrication and Research Corporation

Google Inc.

Polarization Solutions, LLC

Apple Inc.

Pain Therapeutics, Inc.

Carnegie Mellon University

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Biomobie Corporation

Jian Jim Wang

Albert Charles Pierce

Francesco Gerald Salituro

Luc J Farmer

Tiansheng Wang

Mehmet Demirors

Mark Willem Ledeboer

Edmund M Harrington

David Messersmith

Robert J Davies

Teresa Plumley Karjala

Jon H Come

Alex Aronov

Jeremy Green

Randy Scott Bethiel

Marion W Wannamaker

Otto J Berbee

Jingrong Cao

James A Henderson

David J Lauffer

John P Kenney

Brian Ledford

Cornelis F J Den Doelder

Jean-Damien Charrier

Guy W Bemis

Michael P Mortimore

Joanne Louise Pinder

Damien Fraysse

Huai Gao

John J Court

Anne-Laure Grillot

Francoise Pierard

Cornelia Jutta Forster

Dean Boyall

Stefan Hinrichs

Michael J Arnost

Simon Everitt

Yusheng Liao

Daniel Robinson

Mridula Babli Kapur

Thanh Thien Tran

Hayley Binch

Bin Liu

Richard Stirling-Gallacher

Zhengxiang Ma

Pradeep Jain

Upul Keerthi Bandarage

Hayley Marie Binch

John P Duffy

Arnaud Le Tiran

John E Cochran

Lili Zhang

Greg E Blonder

Andreas Peter Termin

Rajen M Patel

Gang Hua

Young-Choon Moon

Francois Maltais

John Patrick Maxwell

Kevin Michael Cottrell

Sarat Munjal

Lonnie G Hazlitt

Emanuele Perola

Jonathan Tilton Barron

Jinwang Xu

Dean Wilson

Simon Giroux

Govinda Rao Bhisetti

Mark A Morris

Laval Chan Chun Kong

Wenxin Gu

Sanjoy Kumar Das

Christopher R Eddy

Lindsay Burns Barbier

Weimin Xiao

Stephen Y Chou

Ronald Marcellus Knegtel

Xiao Hu Liu

Wei Wang

Esther Martinborough

John R Studley

Jaime Lien

Philip P Fontaine

Guy Brenchley

Bin Li

Youssef L Bennani

Timothy Donald Neubert

Michael Edward O'Donnell

Qing Ye

Pramod Virupax Joshi

Hua Tan

Yulian Zhang

Jesus Arturo Gonzalez

Jesus E Gonzalez, Iii

Paul Krenitsky

Selim Bensason

William L Whittaker

Nada A O'Brien

Lori L Kardos

Jingwei Xu

A system timer bus used by the processor elements in an ARM-based system on a chip (SoC) is driven using a Precision Time Measurement (PTM) value. This allows the processor elements to be synchronized to the PCIe ports that use PTM. When two SoCs are connected using PCIe links, this example allows the processor elements in both SoCs to be synchronized. As the processor elements are synchronized, associated tasks on the two SoCs are synchronized, so that overall operations are synchronized.

System architecture to selectably synchronize time-bases

Techniques and apparatuses are described that implement a smart device with an integrated radar system. The radar integrated circuit is positioned towards an upper-middle portion of a smart device to facilitate gesture recognition and reduce a false-alarm rate associated with other non-gesture related motions of a user. The radar integrated circuit is also positioned away from Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) antennas and a wireless charging receiver coil to reduce interference. The radar system operates in a low-power mode to reduce power consumption and facilitate mobile operation of the smart device. By limiting a footprint and power consumption of the radar system, the smart device can include other desirable features in a space-limited package (e.g., a camera, a fingerprint sensor, a display, and so forth).

Smart device with an integrated radar system

System architecture to directly synchronize time-base between ARM generic timers and PCIe PTM protocol

Techniques and apparatuses are described that implement a smart-device-based radar system capable of detecting user gestures in the presence of saturation. In particular, a radar systememploys machine learning to compensate for distortions resulting from saturation. This enables gesture recognition to be performed while the radar system's receiveris saturated. As such, the radar systemcan forgo integrating an automatic gain control circuit to prevent the receiverfrom becoming saturated. Furthermore, the radar systemcan operate with higher gains to increasing sensitivity without adding additional antennas. By using machine learning, the radar system's dynamic range increases, which enables the radar systemto detect a variety of different types of gestures having small or large radar cross sections, and performed at various distances from the radar system

Smart-device-based radar system detecting user gestures in the presence of saturation

A method includes generating emitted signals using transmitter elements and measuring received signals using receiver elements. The received signals are reflected portions of the emitted signals and the received signals correspond to one or more targets. The method also includes applying a first matched filter to the received signals to determine range information for the received signals, filtering the received signals based on the range information to define filtered signals, and determining calibration parameters using the filtered signals. The method also includes correcting the received signals using the calibration parameters to define calibrated signals and determining angle of arrival information for the received signals using the calibrated signals.

Calibration for multi-channel imaging systems

Embodiments described herein are generally directed to a device that monitors for the presence of objects passing through or impinging on a virtual shell near the device, referred to herein as a 'light curtain', which is created by rapidly rotating a line sensor and a line laser in synchrony. The boundaries of the light curtain are defined by a sweeping line defined by the intersection of the sensing and illumination planes.

Programmable light curtains

Scenes can be imaged under low-light conditions using flash photography. However, the flash can be irritating to individuals being photographed, especially when those individuals' eyes have adapted to the dark. Additionally, portions of images generated using a flash can appear washed-out or otherwise negatively affected by the flash. These issues can be addressed by using a flash at an invisible wavelength, e.g., an infrared and/or ultraviolet flash. At the same time a scene is being imaged, at the invisible wavelength of the invisible flash, the scene can also be imaged at visible wavelengths. This can include simultaneously using both a standard RGB camera and a modified visible-plus-invisible-wavelengths camera (e.g., an 'IR-G-UV' camera). The visible and invisible image data can then be combined to generate an improved visible-light image of the scene, e.g., that approximates a visible light image of the scene, had the scene been illuminated during daytime light conditions.

Dark flash photography with a stereo camera

A method for operating a communications controller adapted for full duplex (FD) operation includes receiving a measurement report from a user equipment served by the communications controller, the measurement report indicating a first power margin between a current transmit power and a transmit power break point and a second power margin between the current transmit power and a maximum transmit power capable of supporting FD operation, performing FD link adaptation (LA) in accordance with the first power margin and the second power margin to adjust one or more FD configuration parameters of a link between the communications controller and the user equipment, wherein the link includes a downlink and an uplink, and instructing the user equipment to communicate over the link in accordance with the one or more FD configuration parameters.

System and method for full duplex link adaptation in a full duplex communications system

Embodiments and examples are disclosed for intelligent vehicle diagnostics using driving behavior modeling and monitoring. For one example, a data processing system for a vehicle includes a plurality of sensors and a vehicle control unit (VCU). The VCU may sample the output from each of the plurality of sensors and assemble a dataset which may be transmitted to a cloud computing center. The cloud computing center may apply statistical machine learning algorithms to the dataset and training data to develop a model of a user's expected driving behavior. The cloud computing center may transmit the model to the vehicle, wherein the VCU may utilize the model to monitor the user's driving behavior. In response to detecting driving behavior that is anomalous to the expected driving behavior, the VCU may diagnose the cause of the anomalous behavior and take one or more preventative actions based on the diagnosis.

Detecting and diagnosing anomalous driving behavior using driving behavior models

A composition suitable for making uncrosslinked polyethylene foam and an uncrosslinked polyethylene foam comprising: 50-95 wt. % of a low density polyethylene having a density ranging from 0.915 to 0.930 g/cc and melt index of 1-4 g/10 min; and 5-50 wt. % of an ethylene/alpha-olefin interpolymer having: a density ranging from 0.910-0.930 g/cc; a melt index ranging from 0.5 to 6.0 g/10 min; a Mw/Mn of from 2.8 to 4.5; and a ZSVR of 1.8 to 10.0.

Compositions suitable for manufacturing polyethylene foam, and articles thereof

Implementations described and claimed herein provide systems and methods for obstacle detection. In one implementation, a beam is transmitted at an elevation orientation from a transmit array system. The transmit array system includes transmit antenna arrays each having one or more transmit antennas. Target scatter is received at a receive array system including one or more receive channels. A virtual array is synthesized for the elevation orientation from an incidence of the target scatter on each of the one or more receive channels for each of the one or more transmit antennas. The virtual array has a size corresponding to the one or more transmit antenna arrays convolved with the receive array system. Four dimensional space information is generated from the virtual array, and any obstacles along a travel path are detected from the four dimensional space information.

Radar antenna array

A flexible method to provide a variety of value-added coatings to a piece of jewelry or a group of jewelries is disclosed. Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) and Molecular Layer Deposition (MLD) technique is implemented to deposit a layer of conformal coating on intended jewelry surfaces, including both exterior and interior surfaces, to enhance a vast majority of process-driven or end of use driven properties. The coating compositions include dielectrics material, metals, organic materials or organic-inorganic hybrid materials. The method steps of forming a layer of coating are straightforward and can be tailed to different purposes.

Coating compositions and method for jewelries

Artificial turf filaments formed from polyethylene are provided that can have desirable properties. In one aspect, an artificial turf filament comprises a composition comprising a first composition, wherein the first composition comprises at least one ethylene-based polymer and wherein the first composition comprises a MWCDI value greater than 0.9, and a melt index ratio (I10/I2) that meets the following equation: I10/I2&#x2265;7.0&#x2212;1.2&#xd7;log (I2).

Artificial turf filament and articles incorporating same

The present invention describes a water surface maintenance and cleaning system which comprises a home base station and a plurality of cleaning robot. The home station is either fixed on the water bank or floating on the water surface as an island. The home station serves as a charging station and trash collection station. The home base station is covered with solar PV panels and the PV panels convert the sunlight into electricity and then store the electricity into the batteries. The self-driving cleaning robot boat, which floats on water surface and drives around and sweeps the water surface. While sweeping across the water surface, the robot boat which is equipped with motor, rotors, pumps, nets, containers, etc. can intake water and filter out trashes and any other environmental unfriendly substances such as plastic bottles, cans, leaves, algae, plants, bio-films, and oil/grease.

Solar-powered autonomous robotic water surface maintenance and cleaning system

Multi-functional wearable dome assembly and method of using the same

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Jian Jim Wang