Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Other

Qualcomm Incorporated

Palm, Incorporated

Robert Thomas Brown

Roland J Menassa

Manjirnath A Chatterjee

Larry Joe Robb

Vitaly Kruglikov

Samantha Berg

Kim Lenox

Jerome C Tu

William Scott Kalm

Karl Alun Townsend

Parag Gupta

Justin Stone

Jose Luis De La Rosa

Olivier Boireau

Peter A Grant

King Shaw

Moses Lynn George

Vatsal Mehta

Max Alfonso Bruccoleri

Eli Douglas Girod

Alexander Fertelmeister

Duncan Pratt

Mohammad Mosa

Avi Kopleman

Suresh Krishnan

John I Boria

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for mesh flaps for container capacity detection in sortation systems. In one embodiment, an example system for use with an item sortation machine may include a rotatable flap comprising a mesh grid coupled to a frame, where the rotatable flap is disposed adjacent to a container of items in the item sortation machine, and a sensor disposed adjacent to the rotatable flap, where the sensor is configured to sense an item protruding out of the container. The mesh grid may have a set of metallic wires that intersect to form the mesh grid, where the set of metallic wires form a geometric pattern.

Mesh flaps for container capacity detection in sortation systems

Automated tray handling systems and methods may include robotic systems having various end effectors to move trays relative to item sortation systems. For example, the robotic systems may include robotic arms and gantry systems. In addition, the various end effectors may include dual end effectors and passthrough end effectors. The dual end effectors may lift, move, and place trays by engaging and clamping onto flanges of the trays. The passthrough end effectors may lift, move, and place trays through an interior of the end effectors by engaging and pulling or pushing flanges, edges, or other surfaces of the trays. The various automated tray handling systems and methods may increase the speed and efficiency of such processes while also reducing or minimizing the space required for such systems.

Automated tray handling systems and methods

In one embodiment, an inventory storage system has a vertical stack of storage modules. Each storage module has first and second conveyor segments that carry storage containers along a longitudinal direction between first and second modules ends, and third and fourth conveyor segments that carry the containers between the first and second conveyor segments at the first and second module ends, respectively. The conveyor segments define a movement path having a closed shape, and the storage module translates the containers around the movement path until a desired one of the containers is presented at one of the first and second module ends. The system also has a multi-directional elevator having a platform. The elevator moves the platform over the vertical stack along at least one of the longitudinal direction and a lateral direction, and lowers the platform into an interior of the vertical stack.

Multi-directional elevator for an inventory storage system

Various approaches enable a computing device (e.g., mobile phone, tablet computer, etc.), serving as a client to inform a group owner (GO) of a peer-to-peer (P2P) group in a Wi-Fi Direct network or other such network regarding the timing of the group owner's beacon schedule. Advantageously, this synchronization of the beacon schedule between the client and the GO can enable improved throughput and latency of the client device when the client device is in concurrent mode (i.e., when the P2P client is connected to two networks such as a legacy Wi-Fi network with an AP and a P2P network with a GO).

Beacon synchronization between a client and a WiFi group owner

A computing device is operated to detect a signal generated from an inductive signal interface. The detected signal may be generated by the device's inductive signal interface being in operational proximity to an inductive signal interface of another device. A notification feedback is generated that confirms an event related to the first and second computing device inductively signaling one another.

Graphic notification feedback for indicating inductive coupling amongst devices

A device is enabled to establish a secure and persistent pairing with one another across a communication medium, using credential information that is exchanged out-of-band.

System and method for linking and sharing resources amongst devices

Antenna sharing techniques are described. A mobile computing device may comprise an antenna, a switch to couple to the antenna, and multiple transceivers to couple to the switch. The mobile computing device may also comprise an antenna management module to couple to the switch and the transceivers. The antenna management module may control the switch to electrically connect one of the transceivers to the antenna. Other embodiments may be described and claimed.

Antenna sharing techniques

A telecommunication system for wideband analog input video signals, data signals, facsimile signals, and the like which comprises a synchronous pixel analog modulator circuit for converting the wideband analog input signals into a multi-bit multi-level discrete code signal, and a transmission gate modulator circuit for modulating the multi-level discrete code signal on a carrier at high speed and within a limited bandwidth.

Telecommunication system for transmitting and receiving non-compressed

A display model resembling a vehicle that has been sectioned longitudinally by a verticle plane. The display model being constructed of a plastic or other material suitable for moulding, incorporates a simulated vehicle interior portion incorporated into the baseplate. Simulated seat and steering wheel and other interior components are also included within the display models interior. In addition, the display model may also include functional features, such as, an opening hood and door and illuminable lights.

Profile design display model

A system for the transmission and reception of wide-band real time multi-channel signals for video, audio, facsimile and/or data information, over a single or multiple satellite transponder, or over a carrier of available bandwidth for program distribution using single sideband suppressed carrier amplitude modulation which requires, for example, only 6 MHz of radio frequency bandwidth to transmit a full NTSC color television channel and which permits the use of small apertured dishes and simple conversion for the consumer's television receiver, for a nationwide signal distribution or, wherever television reception is wanted, at an economical cost.

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Fairwood, MI, United States of America

Robert Thomas Brown