Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

American Pharma Technologies, LLC

Michael Altree

Michael Richard Rusnack

Casey Alexander Harris

Marc Roger Hayden

Robert G Mejia

Cyrille De Brebisson

Steven C Johnson

Shahzad Bhatti

Martin J Marx

Raymond A Siuta

Ricardo F Garcia

Jorge L Andujar

Methods and systems for determining a temperature of goods in a temperature controlled unit are disclosed. Raw temperature data is received for a first iteration. The raw temperature data indicates an air temperature inside the temperature controlled unit at the first iteration. A property value for a good stored in the temperature controlled unit is obtained. Based on the raw temperature data for the first iteration and the property value for the good, a first adjusted stored goods temperature is determined for the good. The first adjusted stored goods temperature for the good represents a first internal temperature of the good. Additional iterations are performed, where raw temperature data is received for a second iteration. Based on the raw temperature for the second iteration and the property value for the good, a second adjusted stored goods temperature is determined.

Method and apparatus for the multi-modal accurate temperature measurement and representation of temperature-controlled stored goods

Object-oriented data storage. A system and method is disclosed for enhanced data storage. A system for object-oriented data storage may comprise an intelligent object editor capable of accessing data content and a destination storage device coupled to the intelligent object editor. The intelligent object editor can link associated information to data content to create a storage object. The storage object can then be stored to the destination storage device.

Data storage system

An integrated image capture and storage device is provided. The image capture and storage device comprises a first memory layer, a second memory layer disposed below the first memory layer, and an image capture layer disposed above the first and second memory layers. The first memory layer has a plurality of first memory elements, the second memory layer has a plurality of second memory elements, and the image capture layer has a plurality of image capture elements. Each image capture element is in electrical communication with a corresponding first memory element to allow image data generated by each image capture element to be stored in its corresponding first memory element, and each first memory element is in electrical communication with a corresponding second memory element to allow data stored in each first memory element to be moved to its corresponding second memory element.

Image capture and storage device

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Michael Altree