Biotronik Crm Patent Ag

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Hrl Laboratories, LLC

Biotronik Se Co. Kg

Jim Nelson

Paul Stadnik

Yuri Owechko

Swarup S Medasani

Brian P Sutton

Richard Berthelsdorf

Gary Rolison

Volker Lang

Michael Diebold

Ronald Tadao Azuma

Kurt Swenson

Jens Potschadtke

Sven Bode

Julian Merlin

Eric Fournie

Andre Seidelt

John Hove

Jim Horton

The present invention relates to a method for three-dimensional (3D) object recognition using region of interest geometric features. The method includes acts of receiving an implicit geometry representation regarding a three-dimensional (3D) object of interest. A region of interest (ROI) is centered on the implicit geometry representation such that there is at least one intersection area between the ROI and the implicit geometry representation. Object shape features are calculated that reflect a location of the ROI with respect to the implicit geometry representation. The object shape features are assembled into a feature vector. A classification confidence value is generated with respect to a particular object classification. Finally, the 3D object of interest is classified as a particular object upon the output of a statistical classifier reaching a predetermined threshold.

Three-dimensional (3D) object recognition system using region of interest geometric features

Described is a system for object recognition in colorized point clouds. The system includes an implicit geometry engine that is configured to receive three-dimensional (3D) colorized cloud point data regarding a 3D object of interest and to convert the cloud point data into implicit representations. The engine also generates geometric features. A geometric grammar block is included to generate object cues and recognize geometric objects using geometric tokens and grammars based on object taxonomy. A visual attention cueing block is included to generate object cues based on 3D geometric properties. Finally, an object recognition block is included to perform a local search for objects using cues from the cueing block and the geometric grammar block and to classify the 3D object of interest as a particular object upon a classifier reaching a predetermined threshold.

System for object recognition in colorized point clouds

The invention relates to methods by which radio signals can be transmitted to, and received by, a radio receiver such that the receiver consumes very little power from a battery or energy source. The invention also relates to methods by which radio signals, modulated with data information, can be produced by a transmitter that consumes very little power. The invention is applicable not only to medical implants, but any application requiring a radio receiver to operate with very low power consumption.

Radio communications system designed for a low-power receiver

The invention relates to methods by which radio signals can be transmitted to, and received by, a radio receiver such that the receiver consumes very little power from a battery or energy source. The invention is applicable not only to medical implants, but any application requiring a radio receiver to operate with very low power consumption.

An implantable cardiac device includes a housing (), pulse generator () therein to generate physiologically effective electrical pulses, a shock lead (), externally of the housing (), connectable to the pulse generator () and implantable into a patient's body to apply physiologically effective electrical pulses to the patient's body, a monitor () to automatically detect a lead condition as to whether the shock lead () is implanted or not, and control (), which due to the detected lead condition automatically enables or disables the pulse generator ().

Implantable cardiac device with a shock lead

The invention relates to a patient's device having an at least unidirectional, wireless interface for receiving a data signal. The wireless interface is adapted to receive medical or operational data from a medical device, in particular an implantable medical device like a cardiac pacemaker or a cardioverter/defibrillator, a data communication interface for accessing a wide area network or a public telecommunication network or both. The device comprises an automatic routing/dialling module connected to the data communication interface, adapted to establish an automatic access to a modem connected to the data communication interface by automatically selecting one of a plurality of possible connection parameters. The connection parameters are selected from at least one of an individual modem, if more than one modem is connected to the data communication interface, and a prefix number for a remote access to a remote device over a public network automatically selecting a dial-up telephone number.

Patient device

A security seal assembly is designed to provide detection of tampering with or the removal of a wheel lug nut, particularly on a truck tire. The Security Seal is designed as an indicative seal rather than theft seal. When the seal is fitted onto the wheel lug nut, it prohibits access to the nut unless the cover is broken.

Wheel lug nut security seal

A handle attached to a spreader blade housing. The housing supports a spreader blade which spreads the adhesive over a desired surface. The angle of the handle is preferably adjustable relative to the housing. Weights are added to the housing to apply a downward force to the spreader blade, so that a downward force need not be applied through the handle by an operator. The weights are preferably removable, allowing the weight applied to the spreader blade to be adjusted to compensate for different viscosities of adhesive and different application speeds.

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