Micron Technology Incorporated

Kathryn H Russo

Bhumika Chhabra

Swetha Barkam

Zhao Zhao

Aparna U Limaye

Gurtaranjit Kaur

Fatma Arzum Simsek-Ege

Hongmei Wang

Marta Egorova

Gitanjali T Ghosh

Mandy W Fortunati

Srinivasa Anuradha Bulusu

Irene K Thompson

Jessica M Maderos

Apparatuses, machine-readable media, and methods related to hazard indicators are described. Determining whether hazards exists and the location of a hazard can be helpful when moving about. Computing devices (e.g., mobile devices and/or cloud-based computers) can be configured to run an application (e.g., a hazard indication tool) to determine that a hazard exists and indicate to a user of a computing device that the hazard exists according to examples of the present disclosure. A user can carry a mobile device with them while they are walking or running. The mobile device can include a number of sensors (e.g., image sensors, microphones, infrared (IR) sensors, ultrasonic sensors, location sensors) to generate data that can be used by a hazard indication tool to determine if a hazard exists. The hazard indication tool can output a warning that indicates to a user that a hazard exists, an alternate route to avoid the hazard, and/or generate a hazard library that other users can use to obtain information about hazards.

Hazard indicator

Methods and apparatuses associated with updating a map using images are described. An apparatus can include a processing resource and a memory resource having instructions executable to a processing resource to monitor a map including a plurality of locations, receive, at the processing resource, the memory resource, or both, and from a first source, image data associated with a first location, identify the image data as being associated with a missing portion, an outdated portion, or both, of the map, and update the missing portion, the outdated portion, or both, of the map with the image data.

Map update using images

In some implementations, a device associated with a vehicle may receive, based on user input to an interface of the vehicle, information indicating an incident associated with the vehicle, wherein the user input indicates at least one of: whether the incident is associated with the user of the vehicle, or whether the incident is associated with an event outside of the vehicle. The device may transmit, to a system and via a transceiver of the vehicle, a message indicating the incident associated with the vehicle. The device may receive, from the system and via the transceiver of the vehicle, an acknowledgement of the message, wherein the acknowledgement indicates a classification of the incident. The device may cause the vehicle to perform one or more actions based on the incident associated with the vehicle and based on the classification of the incident.

Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication based on user input

Systems, apparatuses, and methods related to medical device data analysis are described. In some examples, a medical device is implanted in a user of the medical device and the data generated by the medical device is not easily accessible to the user. In an example, a controller can be configured to receive, by a mobile device coupled to a medical device, data from the medical device, where the data is a part of a baseline dataset related to the medical device. The controller can be configured to receive different data from the medical device, where the different data is received from the medical device as the different data is generated by the medical device, analyze the data from the medical device and the different data generated by the medical device, and perform an action based on the analyzed data and the different data generated by the medical device.

Medical device data analysis

Methods and apparatuses associated with determining a location of a mobile device are described. Examples can include receiving, at a mobile device in response to a triggering event, signaling that indicates the mobile device is in an unauthorized location, in possession of an unauthorized user, or both. Examples can include prompting an input representative of authorized user verification and enabling one or more circuits or power supplies of the mobile device based at least in part on determining that a value of the input satisfies. In response and based at least in part on determining that the value of the input fails to satisfy the threshold, examples can include capturing environmental data and location data associated with the mobile device and communicating the environmental data and location data and a location determination to an authorized user. In some examples, a mobile device can be deactivated responsive to unconfirmed authorized verification.

Mobile device location determination

Methods and devices related to a single message management platform are described. In an example, a method can include receiving a first message at a first processing resource via a first application, receiving a second message at the first processing resource via a second application, receiving the first message and the second message at a memory, storing the first message and the second message in the memory, receiving a command to open a single message management platform, receiving the first message and the second message at the single message management platform, and organizing the first message and the second message at the single message management platform.

Single message management platform

A method includes receiving, at an artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator of a computing system, at least one of: manufacturer data, third-party data, sensor data, or primary usage data of a consumable in a primary device and performing an AI operation on at least one of: the manufacturer data, the third-party data, the sensor data, or the primary usage data at the AI accelerator of the computing system using an AI model. The method further includes determining a primary life expectancy of the consumable in the primary device at the AI accelerator in response to performing the AI operation.

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Boise, ID, United States of America

Kathryn H Russo