Enevate Corporation

Avago Technologies General IP (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Broadcom Corporation

Lucent Technologies Inc.

Robert Americo Rango

Benjamin Yong Park

Liwen Ji

Walter G Soto

Frederic C Bonhomme

Dong Sun

Jeyhan Karaoguz

Frank Van Diggelen

In various embodiments, a battery fuel gauge includes a processor. The processor can be configured to obtain information relating to expansion of a battery and to determine a state of charge and/or a state of health of the battery based at least in part on the expansion of the battery. In certain embodiments, a battery management system can be configured to control charging/discharging and/or cooling/heating of one or more cells in the battery based at least in part on the expansion of the battery.

Battery fuel gauges, battery management systems, and methods of managing battery life cycle

The present application describes the use of a solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) fluorinating precursor and/or an SEI fluorinating compound to coat an electrode material and create an artificial SEI layer. These modifications may increase surface passivation of the electrodes, SEI robustness, and structural stability of the silicon-containing electrodes.

Surface-fluorinated silicon-containing electrodes

A device for determining information from images using sensor data may include at least one processor circuit. The at least one processor circuit may be configured to receive a series of images from an image capture device, where each image of the series of images includes a representation of a physical object. The at least one processor circuit may be further configured to receive a series of sensor data items from at least one sensor device, where each of the series of sensor data items corresponds to one of the sequence of images. The at least one processor circuit may be further configured to determine a physical length of the physical object based at least in part on the series of images and the corresponding series of sensor data items.

Determining information from images using sensor data

A system for presentation timeline synchronization across audio-video (AV) streams associated with a common event may include memory and a processor. The processor may be configured to receive metadata items from a user device during a live event, the metadata items corresponding to points-in-time marked by the user while being presented with an audio-video (AV) stream associated with the live event. The metadata items may include timing indicators that are indicative of the marked points-in-time relative to the start of the live event. The processor may be configured to provide to the user device with other AV streams associated with the live event that were available at one of the points-in-time marked by the user. The processor may be configured to provide the other AV streams to the user device beginning with a frame that corresponds to the one of the points-in-time marked by the user.

Presentation timeline synchronization across audio-video (AV) streams

A system and method for communicating tactile information, substantially as shown in and/or described in connection with at least one of the figures, as set forth more completely in the claims.

Tactile communication system with communications based on capabilities of a remote system

Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) modems allow high-speed data to be sent over telephone lines normally used for analog voice service. In cases of impaired DSL line performance, diagnostic information is passed over a more stable part of the channel, i.e. the voice band channel. For example, analog modems may be used to communicate over the voice band channel. The diagnostic information may include various types of information that the two non-connecting DSL modems see on their respective sides of the line. For example, all the parameters that each of the DSL modems establish during start-up can be part of the diagnostic payload transmitted by the analog modems. Parameters such as settings of frequency domain equalizer, line bit rates, settings of time domain equalizer, SNR, location within startup of start-up failure, signal shape, Reed-Solomon values, etc. may be passed. This allows for more rapid diagnosis of line problems and reduced human intervention, thereby saving both time and money in installing or operating DSL service.

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Newport Coast, CA, United States of America

Robert Americo Rango