Qualcomm Incorporated

Manu Rastogi

Venkat Rangan

William Howard Constable

Xin Wang

Seung Hyuk Kang

Young Cheul Yoon

Kangho Lee

Rosario Cammarota

Jimmy Jianan Kan

Michael Goldfarb

M Anthony Lewis

Sarang Ozarde

Amalendu Iyer

An apparatus may identify each object of a set of objects included in a first location, wherein the set of objects includes at least one IoT device and at least one other object. The apparatus may determine a first set of attributes for the at least one IoT device. The apparatus may store registration information associated with the at least one IoT device, the registration information including a first identifier associated with the at least one IoT device and including the first set of attributes for the at least one IoT device. The apparatus may obtain an input. The apparatus may determine whether the input corresponds to the at least one IoT device based on the registration information associated with the at least one IoT device. The apparatus may control the at least one IoT device when the input corresponds to the at least one IoT device.

System and method for disambiguation of Internet-of-Things devices

An apparatus for optimizing a computational network is configure to receive an input at a first processing component. The first processing component may include at least a first programmable processing component and a second programmable processing component. The first programmable processing component is configured to compute a first nonlinear function and the second programmable processing component is configured to compute a second nonlinear function which is different than the second nonlinear function. The computational network which may be a recurrent neural network such as a long short-term memory may be operated to generate an inference based at least in part on outputs of the first programmable processing component and the second programmable processing component.

Optimizing performance of recurrent neural networks

A method of processing asynchronous event-driven input samples of a continuous time signal, includes calculating a convolutional output directly from the event-driven input samples. The convolutional output is based on an asynchronous pulse modulated (APM) encoding pulse. The method further includes interpolating output between events.

Event-driven temporal convolution for asynchronous pulse-modulated sampled signals

A method of interfacing an event based processing system with a frame based processing system is presented. The method includes converting multiple events into a frame. The events may be generated from an event sensor. The method also includes inputting the frame into the frame based processing system.

Interfacing an event based system with a frame based processing system

A method of event-based down sampling includes receiving multiple sensor events corresponding to addresses and time stamps. The method further includes spatially down sampling the addresses based on the time stamps and the addresses. The method may also include updating a pixel value for each of the multiple sensor events based on the down sampling.

Event-based down sampling

A method for computing a spatial Fourier transform for an event-based system includes receiving an asynchronous event output stream including one or more events from a sensor. The method further includes computing a discrete Fourier transform (DFT) matrix based on dimensions of the sensor. The method also includes computing an output based on the DFT matrix and applying the output to an event processor.

Event-based spatial transformation

A particular apparatus includes a magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) device and a transistor. The MTJ device and the transistor are included in a comparator that has a hysteresis property associated with multiple transition points that correspond to magnetic switching points of the MTJ device.

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