Yahoo! Inc.

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Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

The Boeing Company

Otsuka Pharmaceutical Company, Limited

Oath Inc.

Excalibur Ip, LLC

Kevin K Cheng

Sean Michael Imler

Jeffrey Bonforte

David Scott Robinson

Steven Lipman

Spencer Murray

Jason Lebrun

Scott San Filippo

Arshad Tayyeb

Hooman Hafezi

Jonathan James Trevor

Patricia Johnson

Raymond H Schmidt

Farahnaz Sisco

Fei Cai

Edward Ho

Pasha Sadri

Ai Ling Ching

Daniel Joseph Raffel

Hamid Reza Nikjou

Anuj Patel

Chetan B Megchiani

Kosuke Iwai

Jared D Mulholland

A method, apparatus, system, and computer program product for managing a vapor cycle machine. Data is received for the vapor cycle machine in an aircraft. The data comprises a pressure, a temperature, and a speed for a set of compressors in the vapor cycle machine. A ratio of the pressure to the temperature is determined for the set of compressors that ran during a flight of the aircraft. A set of actions is performed when the ratio of the pressure to the temperature for the set of compressors that ran during the flight of the aircraft exceeds a threshold more than a selected number of times over a range of flights for the aircraft.

Vapor cycle machine management system

In an embodiment, a data processing method comprises obtaining, from a calendar database associated with a particular mobile computing device, an event record specifying an event, and a date value and a time value indicating a date and time of the event; obtaining, from a user location history table accessible to a server computer, historical location data specifying a plurality of past geographical locations of the particular mobile computing device; using the server computer, determining, based upon the plurality of past geographical locations of the particular mobile computing device, a predicted location of the event; based upon the predicted location of the event, a current location of the particular mobile computing device, and mode data specifying a particular mode of transportation, calculating a route of travel between the current location and the predicted location and an estimated duration of travel; determining, based upon the date value, time value, route of travel and estimated duration of travel, a recommended time to leave to arrive at the predicted location of the event approximately on time.

Using historical location data to improve estimates of location

One or more systems and/or techniques for generating a content item from content within a content area are described herein. A first boundary and a second boundary may be defined for a content area based upon a first user input and a second user input, such as swipe gestures. A content item may be generated based upon content within the content area. In an example, a beginning boundary designator may be displayed for the first boundary and an ending boundary designator may be displayed for the second boundary in response to one or more swipe gestures of a user interface. In an example, the content item may be stitched to a second content item to create a stitched content item.

Content selection

An ingestible compositions includes a first polymer layer, an adhesive layer associated with the first polymer layer, where the adhesive layer includes an adhesive material and is configured to releasably adhere to the first polymer layer, an alginate layer adhered to the adhesive layer, and a second polymer layer associated with the alginate layer and configured to releasably adhere to the alginate layer. Aspects further include methods of making and using the compositions.

Alginate on adhesive bilayer laminate film

Systems and methods are provided for reporting proximity in an assembly environment. One method includes equipping a technician with a first proximity detector that is wearable, disposing a second proximity detector at a robot that moves within a cell of the assembly environment, and directing the first proximity detector to provide a warning to the technician if a distance between the first proximity detector and the second proximity detector is less than a threshold.

Proximity detection in fabrication environments having robots

A system may provide for retrieving data within a selected region of a map is provided. The system may include mobile devices configured to display a map and to receive a user selection of a region of the map. An application server may receive data from the mobile device, representing the user selected region of the map and a search criterion. A database may be in operative communication with the application server and executes a query using the data representing the selected region of the map and the search criterion and to return data results corresponding to a plurality of locations within the selected region and related to the search criterion. The mobile device may further be configured to display the data results corresponding to the plurality of locations on the selected region of the map and the displayed data results are automatically updated when the user moves the selected region of the map.

System and method for dynamically retrieving data specific to a region of a layer

In an embodiment, a data processing method comprises obtaining a present location value indicating a present location of a computing device and event data indicating an event location and an event time; determining a route of travel between the present location and the event location for a mode of transportation from the present location to the event location; determining one or more route segments in the route of travel; determining one or more estimated journey times respectively for each of the route segments; adding one or more padding time values to each of the route segments; determining a total travel time based upon the journey times and the padding time values for all of the route segments; determining a recommended time to leave based upon a current time and a difference between the event time and the total travel time; wherein the method is performed by one or more computing devices.

Estimating times to leave and to travel

An improved portable toilet for simultaneous, private use by two persons, the portable toilet which contains an internal compartment having a commode, a waste containment chamber disposed below the commode for receiving waste, an external shell enclosing the compartment and the waste containment chamber, at least one urinal disposed externally upon the external shell and drainage system connecting the external urinal to the waste containment chamber. The portable toilet of the present invention has a cross-section and footprint in the shape of a pentagon.

Multi-user portable toilet

A method for retrieving data from a data source by querying the data source with data points of a layer. The data points may be encompassed within a determined region of the layer. The steps of the method may include: determining the region of the layer, dynamically querying the data source with one or more data points of the layer encompassed within the region upon determining the region, and receiving the data from the data source.

A pipe specification editor is provided to configure a plurality of modules for processing a syndication data feed. The editor is operable to provide a graphical user interface to receive a user specification of a plurality of modules and to receive a user specification of wires. Each module is characterized by at least one of a group consisting of an input node and an output node, wherein the input node, if present, is configured to input a syndication data feed and the output node, if present, is configured to output a syndication data feed. At least one of the modules is a module configured to retrieve a source syndication data feed. The wires are configured to provide a syndication data feed provided from an output node of a module to an input node of another module.

Graphical user interface to manipulate syndication data feeds

An artificial heart is made of a pair of substantially seamless, polyurethane rigid outer housings each having a shape approximating the combined outer shape of a natural cardiac ventricle and its associated auricle, with the bases of each of the housings being bonded together. Each of the outer housings includes a flexible bladder contained within the housing and having an expanded shape approximating the shape of the outer housing. This bladder is spaced from the interior surface of each of the housings a predetermined distance and the lower perimeter of the bladder is attached to the respective base. The bladder in each of the housings is attached at a point opposite the base to the interior of the housing, and a provision is made for expanding and collapsing the bladder under the control of fluid supplied to and removed from the region contained within the bladder between the bladder and the base in each housing. Each housing also is provided with one-way input and one-way output check valve openings for connection, respectively, to the veins and arteries which normally return blood to and convey blood from the heart.

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Mesa, AZ, United States of America

Kevin K Cheng