Htc Corporation

Guard, Inc.

Stockwell Ai Inc.

Robin Nicholas Hubbard

Nichole Suzanne Rouillac

Chris Barton

Andrew Chen

Jonathan Chei-Feung Lau

Jonah Avram Becker

Daniel Hundt

Kristina Nicole Marrero

Lawrence Herman Fong

Catherine Sayim Kim

Hsin-Hao Lee

Nigel Morris

Stuart Kyle

Srinivasa Narasimhan

Arne Lang-Ree

Michael Che Ho Keogan Lo

Niall D Macken

Tanatip Arunanondchai

Mathias Andreas Hintermann

Han-Wen Yeh

Jenny Y Lee

Paul Morell McDonald

Ashwath Natesh Rajan

Tyler Harley Garvin

Giles M Lowe

Mathias Andreas Hinterman

Techniques for analysis and deep learning modeling of sensor-based object detection data in bounded aquatic environments are described, including capturing an image from a sensor disposed substantially above a waterline, the sensor being housed in a structure electrically coupled to a light housing, converting the image into data, the data being digitally encoded, evaluating the data to separate background data from foreground data, generating tracking data from the data after the background data is removed, the tracking data being evaluated to determine whether a head or a body are detected by comparing the tracking data to classifier data, tracking the head or the body relative to the waterline if the head or the body are detected in the tracking data, and determining a state associated with the head or the body.

Analysis and deep learning modeling of sensor-based object detection data in bounded aquatic environments

Tile sensor unit

Data and sensor system hub

Automated retail cabinet

A wearable device, which comprises a wristband, an electronic module and a connector. The wristband comprises a housing and a band. The housing has a first end, a second end, and an accommodating space. The band has a first end extending from the first end of the housing, and a free second end opposite to the first end of the band. The electronic module disposes within the accommodating space. The connector disposes either at the second end of the housing, or at a first end of the electronic module that is closer to the second end of the housing than the first end of the housing, wherein the free second end of the band is insertable through or into the connector. Wherein there is free of any band between the second end of the housing and the connector and between the first end of the electronic module and the connector.

Wearable device and wristband thereof

Portable electronic device

Growing community of inventors

San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Robin Nicholas Hubbard