Intel Corporation

Mcafee, Inc.

Other

Apple Inc.

Mobileye Vision Technologies Ltd.

Robert L Vaughn

Charles Baron

Igor Tatourian

Tobias Max Kohlenberg

Osvaldo Diaz

Siu Kit Wai

Cedric Cochin

Vishwa Hassan

Sherry Chang

Casey Baron

Timothy J Gresham

Kevin Jacobs

Jeffrey Caroli

Ned M Smith

David M Durham

Rita H Wouhaybi

Tomer Rider

Shahar Taite

Jonathan B King

Igor Ljubuncic

Raphael Sack

Paul Carbin

William L Giard

Ravi L Sahita

Jesse R Walker

Hong C Li

John Charles Weast

Jim Santiago Baca

William C Deleeuw

Jeffrey Sedayao

Daniel C Middleton

Michael T Moran

Harvir Singh

Stephen Chadwick

Corey Kukis

Tracy E Camp

Akshay Chandrasekhar

Munir Ghamrawi

Brandon Bohling

Aziz M Safa

Omer Sezer

Steven A Mancini

Esteban Gutierrez

Richard P Maguire

Andrew J Schiestl

James B Eynard

Don C Atwood

Autonomous vehicles are an exciting prospect to the future of driving. However, concerns about the decision-making made by the AI controlling a vehicle has been of concern, particularly in light of high-profile accidents. We can alleviate some concern, introduce better decisions, and also train an AI to make better decisions by introducing a remote viewer's, e.g., a human's, reaction to a possibly complex environment surrounding a vehicle that includes a potential threat to the vehicle. One or more remote viewer may provide a recommended response to the threat that may be incorporated in whole or in part in how the vehicle reacts. Various ways to engage and utilize remote viewers are proposed to improve the likelihood of receiving useful recommendations, including modifying how the environment is presented to a remote viewer to best suit the remote viewer, e.g., perhaps present the threat in a game.

Augmenting autonomous driving with remote viewer recommendation

Technologies for cloud-based media search and editing include a video editor configured to build a media query and associate the media query with a dynamic content slot of a media program. When generating video output based on the media program, the video editor transmits the media query to a cloud analytics server and receives search results identifying one or more media clips produced by a number of mobile computing devices. The video editor may display a list of clips for selection by the user or may automatically include one of the clips in the output. The cloud analytics server transmits an acceptance policy defining criteria for acceptable media, based on the media query, to the mobile computing devices. The mobile computing devices configure capture settings according to the acceptance policy and may display a user interface to assist the user in capturing acceptable media. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Elastic cloud video editing and multimedia search

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for cooperative security in wireless sensor networks are described herein. A wireless node may organize itself into a cluster with other wireless nodes. The wireless node may cooperate with other wireless nodes in the cluster to select a leader node. The wireless node may describe its expected behaviors. The wireless node may detect a compromised wireless node within the cluster. The wireless node may prevent the compromised wireless node from compromising another wireless node.

Cooperative security in wireless sensor networks

Visually distinguishable robots and methods to manufacture the same are disclosed. An example kit for constructing a robot includes a first component for a framework of the robot, a second component for the framework, and a connector to secure the first and second components in a spatial relationship of a plurality of possible spatial relationships. The spatial relationship is to cause the robot to have a humanly perceptible identity.

Visually distinguishable robots and methods to manufacture the same

The disclosure generally relates to autonomous or semi-autonomous driving vehicles. An exemplary embodiment of the disclosure relates to a system to provide one or more threat vectors to a cluster of vehicles. An exemplary vehicle detection system includes a communication module configured to receive a first threat vector from a first vehicle in a cluster of vehicles. The first threat vector may include a plurality of primary attributes associated with a moving object. The vehicle detection system may also include a detector module configured to detect the moving object and to provide one or more secondary attributes associated with the moving object; and a controller to construct a second threat vector as a function of one or more of the first threat vector, the primary attributes and the secondary attributes associated with the moving object.

Systems, methods and apparatus for determining predictive threat vectors in autonomous vehicle groups

Particular embodiments described herein provide for a system that can be configured to communicate chat session data during a chat session to a first display of a first electronic device, communicate the chat session data during the chat session to a second display of a second electronic device, receive sensitive data during the chat session from the first electronic device, and protect the sensitive data from being displayed on the second display during the chat session without breaking continuity of the chat session.

Protection of sensitive chat data

An electrical system may include a processing circuit and one or more electrical components that emit thermal heat energy. The processing circuit may be configured to identify signal degradation or failure of an in-band communication channel between the electrical system and a second electrical system, identify a data message to transmit to the additional electrical system via an out-of-band communication channel, and direct the one or more electrical components to adjust an electrical workload to modulate and transmit the data message on the out-of-band communication channel as a recoverable sequence of thermal pulses.

Electrical systems and methods for performing out-of-band communications

In an example, a system is described. The system may include a vehicle requiring a balance input to maintain an upright position and a plurality of sensors to determine threats within an environment. Additionally, the system may include a controller to generate a plan in response to the threats and a proprioceptive system to provide feedback to a rider of the vehicle according to the plan.

Autonomous techniques for vehicles with balance input

A drone system for orchestration in heterogeneous drone swarms is configured to perform operations comprising receiving, at a lead drone of a drone swarm, from a candidate drone, a request to join the drone swarm; transmitting a swarm directive to the candidate drone; evaluating the candidate drone to determine whether the candidate drone is compatible with the swarm directive; and adjusting the swarm directive to accommodate the candidate drone when the candidate drone is compatible with the swarm directive, to add the candidate drone to the drone swarm.

Orchestration in heterogeneous drone swarms

A system for implementing an unstructured user interface comprises a monitor module to monitor, at a compute device, input received at an electronic palette, the input producing a plurality of data elements; a data tagging module to tag each of the plurality of data elements with a corresponding timestamp; a data structure construction module to use the timestamps of the plurality of data elements to organize the plurality of data elements into a data structure; and a user interface module to present a user interface to a user of the compute device, the user interface based on the data structure.

Unstructured UI

Various examples are directed to a haptic device for manipulating a virtual projectile. The haptic device may receive a trajectory of the virtual projectile. A position circuit may determine a first position of a body part of a user based at least in part on a motion signal received from a motion sensor. A comparator circuit may determine a first distance between the first position of the body part and the trajectory. A feedback circuit may excite a haptic actuator of the haptic device at a first level. The position circuit may also determine a second position of the body part. The comparator circuit may also determine a second distance between the second position of the body part and the trajectory. The second distance may be different than the first distance. The feedback circuit may excite the haptic actuator at a second level different than the first level.

Systems and methods for manipulating a virtual object

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Robert L Vaughn