Motion Metrics International Corp.

Health Tech Connex Inc.

Nazanin Hamzei

Shahram Tafazoli Bilandi

Mahdi Ramezani

Mohammad Sameti

Amin Suzani

Saman Nouranian

Saeed Karimifard

Caressa Chang Liu

Fabio Bollinger

Ashley Candice Livingstone

Shaun Dean Fickling

Mike Thiem

Zachary Frehlick

Evangeline Yee

Christopher James Smith

Shaquile Ryan Nijjer

Pamela Tannouri

Neda Parnian

Ryan Clarke Newell D'Arcy

Sunny Gurm

Matthew Alexander Baumann

Sujoy Ghosh Hajra

A system and method is operable to automatically determine the amplitude and latency of one or more evoked potential (EP) or event-related potential (ERP) from electroencephalography (EEG) data. The EEG data from an EEG scan is separated into one or more epochs containing the desired EP or ERP waveforms. Epochs corresponding to the same type of EP or ERP such as N100, P300, and N400 are averaged automatically. The averaged epochs are automatically filtered in the time-frequency domain using an automatically selected filtering mask associated with the type of EP or ERP. A corresponding peak is automatically identified from the filtered epoch, in which the amplitude and latency is automatically measured.

System and method for automatic evoked potential measurement

A method and apparatus for locating and/or determining the condition of a wear part in an image of an operating implement associated with heavy equipment is disclosed. The method involves capturing at least one image of the operating implement during operation of the heavy equipment, the image including a plurality of pixels each having an intensity value. The method also involves selecting successive pixel subsets within the plurality of pixels, and processing each pixel subset to determine whether pixel intensity values in the pixel subset meet a matching criterion indicating a likelihood that the pixel subset corresponds to the wear part. The matching criterion is based on processing a labeled set of training images during a training exercise prior to capturing the at least one image of the operating implement.

Method and apparatus for locating a wear part in an image of an operating implement

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Nazanin Hamzei