General Electric Company

Carrier Corporation

Infineon Technologies Ag

Emc IP Holding Company LLC

Emc Corporation

Wells Fargo Bank, N.a.

Ramesh Kempanna Babu

Ajay Pratap Singh Kushwah

Michael Ramoutar

Lakshmanan Valliappan

Rohit Chouhan

Naveen Gururaja Yeri

Manpreet Singh

Pirammanayagam Nallaperumal

Ashutosh Verma

Dennis C Zuffelato

Joseph F Noonan

Santhosh Kumar Vijayan

Ananthakrishnan N

Vinoth Venkataraman

Robert A Wall, Jr

Sagar Kamble

Divakar Vijayan

Shitiz Gupta

Nihar Swain

Daniel Schlitz

Anantha Krishnan

Prakash Bodla

Michael Thomas Gerken

Sharath Kumar B G

Vamsikrishna Basetty

Suresh Manda

Sumantra Ghosh

Sanjay Trivedi

Anusha Koneru

A voice communications computer system ('VCCS') receives a ring signal from a call device having unverified device identification data. The VCCS identifies an audible frequency component and an electronic frequency component of the ring signal. The VCCS identifies a device identification characteristic or a geographic location characteristic based on the audible or electronic frequency components, and identifies a stored identification characteristic associated with the device identification data. Based on a comparison of the stored identification characteristic with the device identification characteristic or geographic location characteristic, the VCCS generates fraud estimation data. In some cases, the VCCS generates call status data based on the fraud estimation data. The VCCS provides the fraud estimation data or the call status data to a user interface device, which is configured to display data or perform a call action for a call associated with the ring signal.

Ring and hardware characteristic identification techniques to identify call devices

A security system includes a security panel operable to communicate with a support site via a lightweight binary-based protocol to echo a security panel user interface with the support site. A method of communicating with a security system including communicating with a support site via a lightweight binary-based protocol to echo a security panel user interface at the support site.

Intrusion security panel with remote assistance through simulated user interface

Aspects of the invention are directed towards a system and a method for monitoring one or more items. One or more embodiments of the invention describe the method comprising steps of receiving, from a device, information of sensed parameter(s) of one or more items. The one or more items placed inside a container. The method further describes steps of determining, by a first server, an anomaly associated with the one or more items based on the information of the sensed parameter(s). The method also describes steps of communicating the determined anomaly to a second server, wherein the second server determines an action for the anomaly and communicates the action to the container for rectifying the anomaly.

Method and a system for monitoring items

A method of operating a secure wireless network between a master controller and a secure device is provided. The method comprising: detecting at least one of a NONCE-GET and a NONCE-REPORT using a sniffer configured to detect wireless signals from a selected wireless protocol; determining that the NONCE-GET was not transmitted by a master controller or that the NONCE-REPORT was not in response to a NONCE-GET transmitted by the master controller, the master controller being in electronic communication with the sniffer; and transmitting a new NONCE-GET to the secure device from the master controller.

Systems and method to address the security vulnerability in wireless networks

Methods, circuitries, and systems for real-time protection of a stack are provided. A stack protection circuitry includes interface circuitry and computation circuitry. The interface is circuitry configured to receive a return instruction from a central processing unit (CPU). The computation circuitry is configured to, in response to the return instruction, generate protection data that i) identifies a new topmost return address location that is below a current protected topmost return address location and ii) specifies read only access for the new topmost return address location. The interface circuitry is configured to provide the protection data to a memory protection unit to cause the memory protection unit to enforce a read only access restriction on the new topmost return address location.

Real time stack protection

A system is provided, including an airfoil. The airfoil includes a first suction portion of a nominal airfoil profile substantially in accordance with Cartesian coordinate values of X, Y, and Z of a suction side as set forth in TABLE I to a maximum of three decimal places, wherein the X and Y values of the suction side are coordinate values that couple together to define suction side sections of the first suction portion of the nominal airfoil profile at each Z coordinate value, the suction side sections of the first suction portion of the nominal airfoil profile are coupled together to define the first suction portion, the airfoil includes an airfoil length along a Z axis, the first suction portion comprises a first portion length along the Z axis, the first portion length is less than or equal to the airfoil length, and the Cartesian coordinate values of X, Y, and Z are non-dimensional values convertible to dimensional distances.

Airfoil shape for tenth stage compressor stator vane

Airfoil shape for fifth stage compressor stator vane

Metadata generate for incremental backup is disclosed. A subset of blocks used to store file system metadata are identified in a set of blocks changed since a last backup. File system metadata stored in the subset of blocks is used to obtain file system metadata associated with file system objects that have been created and/or modified since the last backup. The file system metadata associated with file system objects that have been created and/or modified since the last backup is used to generate file system metadata files for the incremental backup.

Metadata generation for incremental backup

A flow control assembly is provided, including a member and a wall. The member has a surface, a flow diverting member and a rail member. The rail member is situated upstream of the flow diverting member. The flow diverting member and the rail member each project from the surface of the member. The flow diverting member has a distal end. The wall is disposed in relation to the member to create a clearance gap between the distal end of the flow diverting member and the wall. A fluid path is created between the member and the wall, and flows from an upstream section and through the clearance gap. A first chamber and a second chamber are defined by the wall and located upstream of the clearance gap.

Clearance flow control assembly having rail member

A multiple pole sub-feed for a panel board is disclosed. The sub-feed of the present invention includes extension bus bars which connect to the bus bars of the panel board and preferably linearly extend the length of the sub-feed. The sub-feed further includes bus connectors supported generally perpendicular to the extension bus bars and preferably extending the width of the sub-feed. The design allows for a plurality of poles of sub-feed to be accommodated by adding bus connectors to the end of the sub-feed, where each bus connector includes an opening for electrically connecting to one of the extension bus bars. Current passes from the extension bus bars to a metal retainer connecting the bus connector to the extension bus bars, to a current carrying strap in the bus connectors, to a current carrying spool located in a turret on the bus connectors, and then to a circuit breaker positioned above the bus connector about the turret.

Multiple poles of sub-feed in lighting panel

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Karnataka, India

Ramesh Kempanna Babu