Intel Corporation

Wei Seng Yeap

Marcos Emanuel Carranza

Francesc Guim Bernat

Rajesh Poornachandran

Cornelius Buerkle

Fabian Oboril

Frederik Pasch

Ignacio J Alvarez Martinez

Bernd Gassmann

Tung Lun Loo

Cesar I Martinez Spessot

Chia Chuan Wu

Ying Wei Liew

Say Chuan Tan

Chien Chern Yew

Tze Ming Hau

Haarika Madaka

San Yen Wong

Devamekalai Nagasundaram

Charmaine Rui Qin Chan

Ignacio Javier Alvarez Martinez

Disclosed herein are systems, devices, and methods of a safety system for analyzing and improving the safety of collaborative environments in which a robot may interact a human. The safety system may determine a monitored attribute of a person within an operating environment of a robot, where the monitored attribute may be based on received sensor information about the person in the operating environment. In addition, the safety system may determine a risk score for the person based on the monitored attribute. The risk score may be defined by (1) a collision probability that the person will cause an interference during a planned operation of the robot and (2) a severity level associated with the interference. The safety system may also generate a mitigating instruction for the robot if the risk score exceeds a threshold level.

Situation-aware safety assessment of robot-human activities

System and techniques for abandoned object detection are described herein. a fence is established about a person and an object is detected within the fence. An entry is created in an object-person relationship data structure to establish a relationship between the person and the object within the fence. Then, the position of the object is monitored until an indication that the fence is terminated is received. If it is detected that the object is outside the fence during the monitoring, the person is alerted.

Abandoned object detection

Embodiments described herein are generally directed to assigning virtual machine (VM) workloads to groupings/partitions of accelerator resources. In an example, a processing resource of a host system maintains: (i) a resource data structure containing resource utilization information for each of one or more accelerators associated with the host system; and (ii) a group data structure containing information regarding each group of multiple groups of one or more virtual functions (VFs) of the one or more accelerators that has been assigned for use by a respective VM of multiple VMs running on a virtual machine monitor (VMM) of the processing resource. A request to deploy a workload associated with a first VM is received. Responsive to the request, the workload is assigned to a VF of a group of the multiple groups determined to have resource capacity available to satisfy expected resource utilization of the workload.

Dynamic routing of workloads to accelerator resources

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