Intel Corporation

Kenneth T Anderson

Richard T Beckwith

Maria Bezaitis

Rita H Wouhaybi

Tobias Max Kohlenberg

John Charles Weast

Michelle Xiaohong Gong

Jennifer Anne Healey

Yi Wu

Igor V Kozintsev

Horst Haussecker

Wei Sun

Anthony C Salvador

Maha El Choubassi

Jose K Sia, Jr

Horst W Haussecker

Technologies are presented that provide automated non-monetary bidding based on bidder-specific data. A method includes receiving, from a bid acceptance server, an information request associated with a bidder; collecting and analyzing data regarding one or more data points associated with the bidder and requested in the information request; packaging analysis results into a bid; and providing the bid to the bid acceptance server. The data points may be limited based on input from the bidder. The data analyzed may include electronically-available data associated with the bidder. The method may be performed at the bid acceptance server, at a device of a bidder, or at a combination of the two. Submitted bids may be ranked by the bid acceptance server according to a given algorithm.

Non-monetary bidding based on bidder-specific data

Technologies for establishing connections between or among people based at least in part on semantic distance and relational distance include one or more computing devices that analyze content created by computing device users, perform content clustering on the content, determine relational distances between connection candidates, and generate connection recommendations based at least in part on the content clustering and the relational distances.

Connecting people based on content and relational distance

Technologies for managing network privileges of members of graft-network include detecting a computing device in physical presence with a network infrastructure, determining whether the computing device is a member of the graft-network, and establishing initial network privileges for the computing device if the computing device is not a member, without direct programming of the member. The network privileges of members of the graft-network are updated over time as a function of the length of time for which the computing device is in physical presence of the network infrastructure. A computing device may be in physical presence of the network by physical contacting a communication bus of the network infrastructure or being within a limited communication range of the communication bus. New members to the graft-network may be quarantined to reduce risk to the network.

Technologies for managing network privileges based on physical presence

Examples are disclosed for determining a suggested camera pose or suggested camera settings for a user to capture one or more images. In some examples, the suggested camera pose or suggested camera settings may be based on an indication of the user's interest and gathered information associated with the user's interests. The user may be guided to adjust an actual camera pose or actual camera settings to match the suggested camera pose or suggested camera settings.

Guided image capture

Embodiments of apparatus, packages, computer-implemented methods, systems, devices, and computer-readable media (transitory and non-transitory) are described herein for enabling a first mobile device to control a second mobile device, to enable media content sensed from a perspective of the second mobile device to be consumed using the first mobile device or captured by the second mobile device under control of the first mobile device. In various embodiments, control may include provision of one or more commands to the second mobile device using at least a persistent communication link between the first and second mobile devices. In various embodiments, control may further include receipt of at least a view of media content currently sensed by the second mobile device using a stateless communication protocol. In various embodiments, the first mobile device may control more than one remote mobile devices.

Consumption and capture of media content sensed from remote perspectives

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Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

Kenneth T Anderson