Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

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Ent. Services Development Corporation LP

Kas Kasravi

Corey W Wick

James C Cooper

Helen Balinsky

James E Lucari

Don D McCracken, Jr

Marie Risov

Cori B Reading

Reinier J Aerdts

Thomas L Hill

David Subiros Perez

Eric R Holton

Randall F Mears

Kieran McCorry

Philip Chilton Jackson, Jr

Jeffrey L Wacker

Colin Strate

William H Phifer

Edward W Kettler, Iii

Jean B Lehmann

Donna M Stemmer

William Sheridan

Becky S Fockler

Yuhui Shi

Maria Risov

William A Sheridan

Sundar Varadarajan

Maureen Lawson

Sachin H Patel

Timothy M Thomas

Kenneth M Radford

Nancy G Moeller-Olsen

Robert J Rappold

Amanda Pfutzenreuter

Andrew R Moen

Michelle Holmes

Walter B Novinger

Oleg Vassilievich Nikolsky

Roy D Baird

Bhupendra N Patel

Sarah M T Miller

Stephen F Mayes

Hunter K Kasravi

William T Rhodes

Oleg V Nikolsky

Famauz R Patel

William J Markham

Jr Philip C Jackson

Farnauz R Patel

A portable article lifter, separator, and compressor capable moving a variety of articles. The core components are a frame, a motor, a power source, and a set of interchangeable end effectors suitable for moving different types of articles. This device is used to lift an article, separate multiple articles from each other, and compress one or more articles. Multiple devices can operate collaboratively to move a large and/or heavy article via daisy chaining the devices using synchronization modules. A transmission between the motor and the end effector controls the speed and the torque of the end effector. The device further provides an ON/Off module, a frame base, a handle, a level, wheels and rollers, and a work light.

Portable article lifter, separator, and compressor

Anamorphic sculpture

An information security system and method that provides electric power to an authorized user and denies electric power to an unauthorized user. An administrator requests access for a user, and a site controller generates a key/receptacle tuple for the use. The key/receptacle tuple is communicated to a site power source, which broadcasts the key/receptacle information to all secure receptacles in a facility, or other infrastructure. The key is also communicated to the user. The user plugs in a device into a secure receptacle and provides the key via a secure adapter between the device and the secure receptacle. If the key is valid, the users' device is supplied with electric power; otherwise, electric power is denied to the unauthorized user's device. The usage of the secure receptacles are logged and analyzed by the site controller and reports are communicated to the administrator.

System and method for secure electric power delivery

A system and method are disclosed for virtual replication of a user's mobile device using a plurality of master and auxiliary host servers, a failover server, and connectivity to network and telephony, mobile voice and text services. According to one example embodiment, a user of a mobile device creates an account on the master host server via a mobile device application that uploads the data and settings of the mobile device to the master host server. The master host server via a master controller distributes the user data and settings among the plurality of the auxiliary host servers, where the user data and settings are combined into a mobile device image that is optionally compressed, mirrored, split, and stored in a plurality of storage facilities among the auxiliary host servers. Upon single or two-factor authentication, the user who no longer has access to their mobile device, accesses the host server via a client device's browser interface and gains access to the mobile device image via replication and hosting in an auxiliary host server optimally selected by the master host server. When the auxiliary host servers are unreachable, the user requests through a secondary channel for communication to the help facility that is a separately enabled process. The replicated mobile device images provide the user with access to the data and functionality of their original mobile device and the changes are stored in an updated mobile device image. Upon request by the user, the most recent version of the mobile device image is transferred to either the original mobile device for further use, or to a new mobile device in the event the user replaced the original.

Virtual mobile device system and method thereof

Example implementations relate to assigning a document to partial membership in communities. In example implementations, a detected feature of a document may be compared with a training pattern. Based on the comparison, the document may be assigned partial membership in a first community and partial membership in a second community.

Assigning a document to partial membership in communities

A plurality of desktop organizers, which helps users select and optimally arrange desktop organizers on desktops in a personalized manner. The core components of the invention are a plurality of desktop organizers each having a base, an overlay and magnets as temporary fasteners, where the overlays are configured for storing different office implements, which, generally speaking, are configured as follows: the dimensions of the desktop organizers promote coupling the organizers, ensuring alignment when brought to close to each other; the magnets are located on the sides of the desktop organizers such that they align with one another; and, a set of overlays, one for each type of office implement, fitting over the top of the desktop organizers. The invention can be used to select and arrange desktop organizers in a personalized manner that promotes optimal use of the surface of a desk.

Personalized desktop organizer

According to an example, a performance of a predetermined action with regard to a data may be prevented. In the method, a first system call pertaining to the data may be intercepted and suspended. A determination may be made as to whether a second system call that is to be executed following execution of the first system call will result in performance of a predetermined action with regard to the data. In addition, an operation may be implemented on the first system call to prevent the performance of the predetermined action with regard to the data.

Prevention of a predetermined action regarding data

A method for confidentiality classification of files includes vectorizing a file to reduce the file to a single structured representation; and analyzing the single structured representation with a machine learning engine that generates a confidentiality classification for the file based on previous training. A system for confidentiality classification of files includes a file vectorization engine to vectorize a file to reduce the file to a single structured representation; and a machine learning engine to receive the single structured representation of the file and generate a confidentiality classification for the file based on previous training.

Confidentiality of files using file vectorization and machine learning

Embodiments of the present invention disclose a system and method for federated social media analysis. According to one embodiment, aggregating social data from a plurality of social media sources is aggregated and stored in a federated social media database. The aggregated social data is then analyzed to determine content correlations. Furthermore, an application interface is provided for accessing the content correlations associated with the aggregated social media data.

Federated social media analysis system and method thereof

In one example implementation according to aspects of the present disclosure, a method may include detecting, by a computing system, a touch input on the computing system by analyzing a change in a data stream from a sensor of the computing system by applying a first signal de-noising algorithm to the data stream. The method may further include determining, by the computing system, the nature of the detected touch input. Additionally, the method may include generating, by the computing system, a discrete cursor movement from a set of discrete cursor movements based on the determined nature of the detected touch input.

Discrete cursor movement based on touch input

The present invention relates to a device and a method associated with helping blind dogs navigate. With respect to the device, it is a set of one or more sensors and stimulators, which provide situational awareness to a blind dog regarding objects and sudden drops in its vicinity, helping the dog freely move about without the risk of collision or fall. The core components of the invention are a distance sensor, a microcontroller, a tactile/audio stimulator, an accelerometer, a power source, a control panel, a body harness, and a head wrap, which, generally speaking, are configured as follows: a frontal distance sensor mounted on top of a blind dog's head using the head band, the lower distance sensor, the stimulators, the microcontroller, the accelerometer, the power source, and the control panel are mounted on the blind dog using the body harness. With respect to the associated method, in order to carry out the method the following core steps are followed: a frontal distance sensor method to detect the objects in front of the blind dog and alert the blind dog when a collision is imminent, a drop sensor method to detect sudden drops in front of the blind dog and alert the dog when a fall is imminent, a velocity calibration method and a velocity computation method determine the movements of the dog based on accelerometer signals, and a velocity compensated alert method adjust and increase the alert distance/time when the dog is moving toward an obstacle or a drop.

Blind dog navigation system

Examples of the present invention disclose a virtual mobile phone interface system and method thereof. According to one example, a virtual phone host server collects user phone data and phone interface information from a virtual mobile phone application running on a mobile phone device. Furthermore, a mobile phone emulator is activated on a web browser interface associated with the client device based on the phone interface information and a phone access request received from a user operating a client device.

Virtual mobile phone interface system and method thereof

An e-book () has navigation controls () for accessing the sections () of a first path () of sections of the e-book. In response to receipt () of a path-change command (), the active path () is changed to a second path (). Concomitantly, the navigation controls are changed so that they provide for navigation along the second path instead of along the first path.

Electronic book with changeable paths

Embodiments of the present invention disclose a system and method for virtual replication a mobile phone device. According to one example embodiment, a user of the mobile device registers with a virtual host server configured to communicate with a telecommunication service provider. A communication identifier associated with the mobile device is transferred to the virtual host server. Furthermore, user phone data collected by the virtual host server from a virtual mobile phone application running on the mobile phone device. In addition, telephonic communication and date access functionality afforded by the mobile phone is capable of being replicated on an auxiliary computing device using the communication identifier and personal data generated by the virtual host server.

System and method for virtual replication of a mobile phone

According to one example of the present invention, there is provided a transaction processing system. The transaction processing system comprises a transaction analyzer for determining characteristics of a received transaction, a processing agent selector for selecting, based on the determined characteristics, a processing agent for processing the received transaction, and a dispatcher for dispatching the received transaction and the selected processing agent to a processing resource to cause the transaction to be processed in accordance with the selected processing agent on at least one of the computing devices.

Determining and dispatching processing agent for transaction processing

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West Bloomfield, MI, United States of America

Kas Kasravi