Intel Corporation

Tahoe Research, Ltd.

Jim Santiago Baca

Tobias Max Kohlenberg

David Stanasolovich

Mark H Price

Rita H Wouhaybi

Mubashir A Mian

Burges Karkaria

Hong C Li

Selim Aissi

Stanley T Mo

Alan D Ross

Dennis M Morgan

Charles Baron

Steven J Birkel

Kenneth W Reese

Joseph Tarango

William J Lewis

Michael T Moran

David W Baker

Kevin W Williams

Ronald Tafoya

Vincent J Zimmer

Lama Nachman

Horst Haussecker

Ananth Sankaranarayanan

Neal P Smith

Prital B Shah

Venkata Siva Varun Kumar Nandimandalam

Jesse R Walker

Igor Tatourian

Tomer Rider

Yong Jiang

Robert L Vaughn

Shahar Taite

Joshua Boelter

Jianghong Du

Thomas R Bowen

Ajith K Illendula

Naissa Conde

Anavai Ramesh

Stacy P Purcell

Sankar Eswarasubramanian

Rajeev C Puran

Arjun M Karpur

Dhaval R Patel

Preetham M Shambhat

Steven A Mancini

Esteban Gutierrez

Jorge Allen

John Colang

Michael Speer, Jr

Cody Dinges

Alec Iverson

Shivakumar Doddamani

Yong Qually Jiang

Burges M Karkaria

Mark Price

Hong Li

Jianghong Julie Du

Horst W Haussecker

System and techniques for computer vision assisted item search are described herein. A composite image, including visual data and depth data, may be obtained. The composite image may be filtered to isolate a clothing article represented in the composite image. A classifier may be applied to the depth data to produce a set of clothing attributes for the clothing article. The clothing attributes may then be provided to a remote device.

Computer vision assisted item search

An embodiment of an electronic apparatus may include one or more substrates, and logic coupled to the one or more substrates, the logic to determine a set of requirements for a persistent storage media based on input from an agent, dedicate one or more banks of the persistent storage media to the agent based on the set of requirements, and configure at least one of the dedicated one or more banks of the persistent storage media at a program mode width which is narrower than a native maximum program mode width for the persistent storage media. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Configurable NVM set to tradeoff between performance and user space

Embodiments described herein relate generally to providing information through tactility. A computer system may receive an input from a user. The computer system may identify one or more locations associated with haptic elements disposed on a wearable haptic apparatus. The computer system may generate a message that includes an indication of the one or more locations. The computer system may transmit this message to the wearable haptic apparatus. The wearable haptic apparatus may actuate one or more haptic elements disposed thereon based on the indication of the one or more locations included in the message. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Apparatus and methods for haptic covert communication

Technologies for generating 3D and using models are described. In some embodiments the technologies employ a content creation device to produce a 3D model of an environment based at least in part on depth data and color data, which may be provided by one or more cameras. Contextual information such as location information, orientation information, etc., may also be collected or otherwise determined, and associated with points of the 3D model. Access points to the imaged environments may be identified and labeled as anchor points within the 3D model. Multiple 3D models may then be combined into an aggregate model, wherein anchor points of constituent 3D models in the aggregate model are substantially aligned. Devices, systems, and computer readable media utilizing such technologies are also described.

Technologies for generating computer models, devices, systems, and methods utilizing the same

Technologies for handling a call based on user identification include determining a personal profile identification for a user of a communal mobile communication device and initiating a call to a personal communication device using a phone number of the personal communication device and the personal profile identification. The personal communication device may apply a call treatment to the incoming call based on the personal profile identification. Additionally, the personal communication device may originate a call to a call recipient of the communal mobile communication device using a personal profile identification to identify the call recipient. The communal mobile communication device may apply a call treatment to the incoming call based on the personal profile identification.

Call handling based on user profile identification

An embodiment of a semiconductor apparatus may include technology to receive a request to modify a configuration of a persistent storage media, and repurpose a region of the persistent storage media from a first number of bits per cell to a second number of bits per cell in response to the request. Other embodiments are disclosed and claimed.

Multi-level memory repurposing technology to process a request to modify a configuration of a persistent storage media

Technologies for adjusting the performance of data storage devices based on telemetry data include a compute device with a compute engine. The compute engine is configured to receive, with communication circuitry and through a network, telemetry data indicative of a present configuration and performance of each of multiple data storage devices, determine, as a function of the received telemetry data, a replacement configuration to improve the performance of one or more of the data storage devices, and send, with the communication circuitry, responsive data that is usable by the one or more of the data storage devices to improve the performance of the one or more data storage devices.

Technologies for adjusting the performance of data storage devices based on telemetry data

A mechanism is described for facilitating smart monitoring of body dimensions according to one embodiment. A method of embodiments, as described herein, includes receiving a first request to take a first picture of a user, wherein the first picture is taken at a first point in time using a depth-sensing camera; automatically computing first body dimensions relating to a body of the user based on at least one of a first image of the body and first depth information relating to one or more parts of the body, wherein the first image and the first depth information are obtained from the first picture; generate a first three-dimensional (3D) model of the body based on the first body dimensions; and communicating at least one of the first 3D model and the first body dimensions to a display device, wherein the display device to display at least one of the first 3D model and the first body dimensions.

Facilitating dynamic monitoring of body dimensions over periods of time based on three-dimensional depth and disparity

A vehicle may include a sensor and a proactive vehicle controller that is capable of proactively altering one or more vehicle operating parameters in response to detecting a force caused by an environmental event that will be exerted on a chassis of the vehicle. The sensor has a field-of-view that includes the direction of travel of the vehicle. The sensor may detect objects in the field-of-view and, based at least in part on the behavior of the objects in the field-of-view, predicts the force exerted on the object by an environmental event. Based on the predicted force, the proactive vehicle controller proactively adjusts one or more vehicle operating parameters to minimize the effect of the force that will be exerted on the vehicle by the environmental event.

Proactive vehicle control systems and methods

Generally, this disclosure describes a method and system for authenticating to a network via a device-specific one-time password. A method in an embodiment may include generating a first one-time password (OTP) based at least in part on a plurality of client device attributes; and providing the first OTP to an authenticator associated with a private network during a first session, wherein the authenticator is configured to authenticate the client device to at least one of the private network and protected content included in the private network for a second session following the first session based on the provided first OTP.

Authenticating to a network via a device-specific one time password

Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide for identifying a plurality of computing systems proximate to a peripheral device and determining a gaze location of a user. Additionally, the peripheral device may be automatically connected to a first computing system in the plurality of computing systems based on the gaze location of the user. In one example, a change in the gaze location may be detected, wherein the peripheral device is automatically connected to a second computing system in the plurality of computing systems based on the change in the gaze location.

Automated peripheral device handoff based on eye tracking

Technologies for depth-based user authentication include a mobile computing device to display a login image including a depth channel on a display of the mobile computing device. The mobile computing device determines a selection of a plurality of objects of the login image made by a user of the mobile computing device, generates a user-selected password based on a relative depth of each object of the plurality of objects selected by the user, and permits access to the mobile computing device in response to a determination that the user-selected password matches a device login password.

Technologies for depth-based user authentication

Various systems and methods for a mobile geo-fence system are described herein. A system for managing mobile geo-fences includes a tracking module to track a mobile geo-fence, the mobile geo-fence corresponding to a mobile device; a detection module to detect an intersection of the mobile geo-fence with a second geo-fence; and a data transmission module to provide data to the mobile device based on a data sharing policy.

Mobile geo-fence system

Embodiments of techniques and systems for sharing user information between proximate devices are described. In embodiments, a first device may identify a physically-proximate device that may receive user information. Upon receiving an indication that a user of the first device may desire to share user information with a user of the second device, a determination may be made as to whether the two users have matching interests. In embodiments, the interest match determination may be made by a separate interest match evaluator. Upon determination of an interest match, the first device may then send a request to share user information to the second device. If a user of the second device approves the request, user information for the user of the first device may be shared with the user of the second device. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Sharing user information with proximate devices

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Corrales, NM, United States of America

Jim Santiago Baca