Qualcomm Mems Technologies, Inc.

Idc, LLC

Outward, Inc.

Frore Systems Inc.

Udc, LLC

Marc Mignard

Clarence Chui

Mithran C Mathew

Jeffrey Brian Sampsell

Alan G Lewis

Manish Kothari

William J Cummings

John Hyunchul Hong

Manu Parmar

Alok Govil

Avinash Venkata Uppuluri

John Le

Chong U Lee

Brian James Gally

Suryaprakash Ganti

Seshagiri Rao Madhavapeddy

Kasra Khazeni

Prabhu Sathyamurthy

Denis H Endisch

Lior Kogut

Ganapathy Sankar

Shekhar Halakatti

Mark Todorovich

Wilhelmus Johannes Robertus Van Lier

Suchitra Ramesh

Andrew Pang

Evgeni Petrovich Gousev

Russell Wayne Gruhlke

Ravindra Vaman Shenoy

Kostadin Dimitrov Djordjev

Ming-Hau Tung

Gang Xu

Jian S Liu

Philip Don Floyd

Vikram Mukundan

Fan Zhong

Yi Tao

Ananth Saran Yalamarthy

David Leslie Heald

Khurshid Syed Alam

Narayana Prasad Rayapati

Ana Rangelova Londergan

Hamood-Ur Rehman

Jodhvir Singh Chahal

A content generation platform is generally described herein. More specifically, interactive image generation and techniques and features thereof are disclosed herein. One or more sets of images of a scene are captured in an imaging studio. The captured one or more sets of images of the scene are processed using one or more machine learning based networks to generate an interactive image of the scene comprising a plurality of interactive features. One or more of the plurality of interactive features of the generated interactive image may be modified or edited according to user preferences.

Interactive image generation

A system including a plurality of cooling cells and a switching and control module is described. The cooling cells including cooling elements configured to be actuated to induce vibrational motion to drive a fluid toward a heat-generating structure. The switching and control module is coupled to the cooling elements and provides drive signals to the cooling elements based on at least one drive signal input. Each of the drive signals has a frequency corresponding to a cooling element. The frequency of the drive signal corresponds to a resonant state of the cooling element.

System level control of mems-based cooling systems

A system including an orifice plate, a fan element and at least one channel is disclosed. The orifice plate has at least one orifice therein. The fan element is configured to undergo vibrational motion to drive a fluid through the orifice(s). The fluid is drawn through the channel(s) in response to the fluid being driven through the at least one orifice.

MEMS-based airflow system having a vibrating fan element arrangement

Techniques for virtualizing content are disclosed. Elements comprising source content are virtualized by mapping each to and representing each with a corresponding database object. A specification of the corresponding database objects is provided for rendering the source content instead of any original pixel information of the source content so that a virtualized version of the source content is rendered.

Virtualizing content

Techniques for virtualizing content are disclosed. One or more objects comprising source video content are determined. The one or more objects comprising the source video content are virtualized by mapping each to and representing each with a corresponding database object. Data comprising the corresponding database objects is provided for rendering the source video content instead of any original pixel information of the source video content so that a virtualized version of the source video content is rendered.

This disclosure provides systems, methods, and apparatus for display device including a dielectric stack positioned between a first electrically conductive layer and a second movable electrically conductive layer. In one aspect, the dielectric stack includes alternating dielectric layers of high and low indices of refraction. By controlling the refractive indices and thicknesses of layers within the dielectric stack, the display device's states of light reflection may be reversed, such that light is reflected when the movable layer is positioned in proximity to the first electrically conductive layer.

Dielectric enhanced mirror for IMOD display

Methods and devices for calibrating and controlling the actuation of an analog interferometric modulator configured to have a plurality of actuation states. Devices and methods for calibrating an analog interferometric modulator to respond in linear relation to an applied voltage.

Analog interferometric modulator

Various embodiments include an interferometric modulator device configured to provide improved saturation. In some embodiments, saturation is improved by optically matching the impedance of two materials with different refractive indices using a multilayer having a refractive index gradient. In various embodiments, the thickness one or more of the layers in the multilayer are selected to provide increased saturation. Accordingly, in various embodiments the multilayer having a refractive index gradient helps to narrow the resonance of a pixel such that the band of wavelengths that are reflected from the pixel is smaller. In turn, a device including a combination of red, green and blue pixels may expand the spectrum of colors that are reflected by the device in operation. Additionally, there may be better contrast between whites and blacks, as darker blacks with less hue are produced.

Method and structure capable of changing color saturation

This disclosure provides systems, methods and apparatus for manufacturing display devices having electronic components mounted within a display device package. In one aspect, the electronic component connects to the exterior of the display device through pads that run below a seal that holds a substrate and a backplate of the display device together. In another aspect the electronic components also connect to an electromechanical device within the display device, as well as connecting to pads that are external to the display device.

Backplate interconnect with integrated passives

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