Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Hewlett-packard Company

Ent. Services Development Corporation LP

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Nanyang Technological University

Iron Mountain Incorporated

Peridot Print LLC

William James Allen

Winthrop D Childers

James R Cole

Gregory J May

George C Ross

John M Da Cunha

Michael A Pate

Kristopher J Erickson

David C Collins

Mohammad M Samii

Mark Andreas Van Veen

Jack H Schmidt

Jarrid Wittkopf

Brian S Dixon

Jefferson Patrick Ward

Lihua Zhao

Niranjan Damera-Venkata

Anurag Gupta

Andrew Arthur Hunter

Rafael A Ballagas

Antonio Cruz-Uribe

Paul James McClellan

Madhu Sudan Athreya

David A Williams

Steven O Miller

David C Barton

David George

Andrew L Van Brocklin

Vladek P Kasperchik

Steven B Elgee

Daniel R Tretter

Paul H McClelland

Nicole Reineke

Mark S Hickman

Steven Warren Steinfield

Noah C Lassar

P Guy Howard

Mark E Gorzynski

John Christopher Rudin

John M Koegler, Iii

James P Dickie

Joshua Hailpern

Wayne Richard

James C Cooper

Richard E Aufranc, Jr

Kieran McCorry

Cheng I Huang

David A Fattal

Steven J Simske

Alexander N Govyadinov

Eric T Martin

Jan Morovic

Peter Morovic

Jun Zeng

Robert Alan Ulichney

Ronald Albert Askeland

Jay Stephen Gondek

Scott A Lerner

Gary Joseph Dispoto

Keshava A Prasad

Sterling Chaffins

Nelson Liang An Chang

Andrew Koll

Jon Brewster

Harold Merkel

Ravi Prasad

Paul A Richards

Timothy F Myers

Thomas B Pritchard

Peter Guy Howard

Johan Maurice Lammens

Clement C Lo

David M Wetchler

Jian-Gang Weng

Douglas Pederson

Robert Ionescu

Lance B Cleveland

Michael D Long

Carlos Haas Costa

Karsten N Wilson

Carlos Haas

Thomas J Gilg

Ray Gradwohl

Corrina A Hall

Steven L Harper

Michael Greer

Ralph W Kinser

Patrick O'Neil Sandfort

Mark W Van Order

Tyler Sims

Marcus Schmitt

Sushant Bhattacharya

Greg S Smith, Jr

Daniel H Saiz

M Anthony Lewis

Catherine B Hunt

David Stone

Francisco Jose Oblea Ramirez

Lawrence C Mann

Sean Morrison

Features described herein generally relate to systems and methods for generating and managing tokens for authenticated assets. In some aspects, generating a token is performed according to one or more rules and includes generating metadata that links the token to a representation of an asset. In some other aspects, tracking token access includes monitoring a blockchain for token access events and generating a token based on a modified historian and received feedback. In other aspects, validating a token for an authenticated asset includes matching representations of the authenticated asset.

Systems and methods for generating and managing tokens for authenticated assets

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a system is described. The system includes a reader to extract cleaning instructions associated with a three-dimensional (3D) printed object. The cleaning instructions include a termination condition to indicate when object cleaning is complete. The system also includes a controller to instruct at least one cleaning device to clean the 3D printed object based on the cleaning instructions. A measurement system of the system determines when the termination condition is met.

3D printed object cleaning

A tiered data storage management system in which environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors are used to evaluate and manage storage of physical and corresponding digital assets, particularly (but not limited to) storage of digital assets generated from corresponding physical assets, and particularly (but not limited to) situations in which the cost to store a digital representation of an asset exceeds the cost to store the original physical asset for a given amount of time.

Predictive tiered asset storage based on ESG storage costs

Managing aggregated node group power states. A reflected energy device may transmit energy to one of multiple aggregated node groups. Each aggregated node group includes multiple device nodes. The aggregated node group may be moved from one location to another. The transmitted energy is reflected to detect occurrence of a state change condition. A communication device such as the reflected energy device or an anchor node then instructs device node(s) of the aggregated node group to enter a high power state and to enter a low power state.

Managing aggregated node group power states

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a system is described. The system includes a reader to read an identifier from a storage element associated with a part. An extractor of the system extracts, based on the identifier, lifecycle conditions specific to the part. A controller of the system alters manufacturing operations based on extracted lifecycle conditions for the part.

Lifecycle condition-based manufacturing alteration

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a system is described. The system includes a reader to 1) read an identifier from a three-dimensional (3D) System printed object that includes a storage element and 2) read a location of the 3D printed object within a build material bed. An extractor of the system extracts, based on the identifier, a post processing operation to execute on the 3D printed object. A controller of the system controls a post processing operation based on extracted post processing operation information and the location.

Automated handling based on part identifier and location

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a system is described. The system includes a reader to read an identifier associated with a part. An extractor of the system extracts, based on the identifier, sensor output data for the part. A transmitter of the system transmits a re-order request for the part based on the sensor output data.

Part re-order based on part-specific sensor data

In one example in accordance with the present disclosure, a system is described. The system includes at least one directional antenna to 1) emit energy waves towards a mass in which an object is disposed and 2) receive reflected signals from a resonator disposed on the object as the mass is moved relative to the directional antenna. The system also includes a controller to, based on received reflected signals, determine a pose of the object within the mass.

Resonator-based object pose determination

A first object for assembly with a second object, the first object comprising: a body having a first mating portion; and a first electronic element fabricated on the body; wherein the first electronic element is provided to establish an electrical coupling with a second electronic element fabricated on one of: the body and the second object, wherein a second mating portion is provided on the second object, and wherein the electrical coupling is configured to provide a measurable output for positioning the first mating portion at a desired position relative to the second mating portion according to an analysis of the measurable output against a predetermined reference output.

First object for assembly with a second object and method of assembly thereof

An apparatus includes a support, a first camera, and second camera, and a processor. The support is configured to be mounted to a head of a user. The first camera is mounted on the support and positioned to capture a first image of a face of the user. The second camera is mounted on the support and positioned to capture a second image of the face of the user that is non-overlapping with the first image. The processor is mounted to the support and programmed to stitch the first image and the second image together to construct an image of the face of the user.

Constructing images of users' faces by stitching non-overlapping images

An illuminated eyewear includes a lens support including a frame with a pair of rims and a bridge that is attached to and extends between the rims. A first temple is attached to one of the rims and a second temple is attached to another one of the rims. A pair of lenses is mounted to the frame wherein each of the rims engages one of the lenses. A light source is mounted on the lens support and illuminating perimeter edges of the lenses when the light source is turned on.

Illuminated lens frame

A computing device generating an enhanced reality environment may include, in an example, a processor to execute the enhanced reality environment on the computing device and emulate hardware associated with a real-world mobile computing device within the enhanced reality environment; a network adapter to communicatively couple the computing device to the real-world mobile computing device; and an enhanced reality data capture module to capture data defining the enhanced reality environment and deliver the data to the mobile computing device to be processed by an app associated with the real-world mobile computing device.

Emulated computing device in enhanced reality environments

A method of forming a data-hiding watermark on a surface may include encoding data within an image using the chrominance data of the of the image, adjusting at least one characteristic of the image to enhance the prominence of the encoded data within the image, and printing the adjusted, encoded image onto the surface.

Encoded monochrome images of data-hiding watermarks

Examples associated with relationship preserving projection of digital objects are disclosed. One example includes identifying suitable locations within a physical space for projection of digital objects. The digital objects may be stored in a virtual space. A representation of a first digital object from the virtual space may be projected onto a first suitable location in the physical space and a representation of a second digital object from the virtual space may be projected onto a second suitable location in the physical space. The first suitable location and the second suitable location may preserve a spatial relationship between the first digital object and the second digital object.

Relationship preserving projection of digital objects

Examples associated with room capture and projection are disclosed. One example includes an information management module that may maintain information regarding a virtual space and a first digital object within the virtual space. The first digital object may be associated with an artifact in a physical space. A room calibration module may map the virtual space to the physical space using sensors to detect attributes of the physical space. A capture module may record a modification to the artifact to be maintained by the information management module. A projection module may project a representation of a second digital object into the physical space. The representation may be projected based on a signal from the information management module.

Room capture and projection

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Corvallis, OR, United States of America

William James Allen