Onenigma LLC

Worthy Technology LLC

Navier, Inc.

Robert Maciej Pieta

David Steinberg

Joshua Metnick

Ryan Faber

Daniel Marks

Faris Majed Toqan

David Samuel Raphael

An article of manufacture, a machine, process for using the articles and machines, processes for making the articles and machines, and products produced by the process of making, along with necessary intermediates, directed to assessing the energy consumption of networks, typically computer networks, and/or applications of assessments made thereby. Industrial applicability is representatively directed to energy consumption/conservation and efficiency, such as in networks, along with control and implementation therefrom, as well as in networking, control systems communications and related systems, receiver systems, and components used in assessing and carrying out the same.

Assessment of energy consumption of computer networks and use thereof

Provided for herein may be a system for optimizing data-driven signals, comprising a database subsystem configured to retrieve rich time-series data, a signal scheduler subsystem configured to trigger a signal generator subsystem time interval, a data aggregator subsystem configured to retrieve and process data from the database subsystem, a signal generator subsystem configured to create a data-driven signal from data aggregated by the data aggregated subsystem, a signal sender subsystem configured to send object data, a data downloader subsystem; and a data analyzer subsystem configured to analyze and provide analysis on data in the database subsystem.

System and methods for creating, distributing, analyzing and optimizing data-driven signals

One or more users () are identified based on typing pattern and/or behavior in a computerized system. A typing input is generated by one or more authorized users () by touching a touch sensitive input interface () at a touch coordinate that is linked to a given interface element displayed by the input interface (). Collected touch coordinates are processed to generate a typing pattern specific of the authorized users (), and the user-specific typing pattern is stored in a database (). Touch coordinates generated by an un-identified user are processed to generate a typing pattern specific of the un-identified user (), and the typing pattern of the un-identified user () is compared with the user-specific typing pattern stored in the database (). The un-identified user is identified as () as one of the authorized users or as a non-authorized user.

Identifying one or more users based on typing pattern and/or behavior

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Glenview, IL, United States of America

Robert Maciej Pieta