Applied Materials, Inc.

Cisco Technology, Inc.

Zoom Video Communications, Inc.

Web Ex Communications, Inc.

Future Wei Technologies, Inc.

Zoom Communications, Inc.

Vid Scale, Inc.

Watkins- Johnson Company

Applied Material, Inc.

Asml Us, Inc.

Silicon Valley Group, Thermal Systems Llp

Zheng Yuan

Nitin K Ingle

Shankar Venkataraman

Michael Santiago Cox

Min Zhu

Guanghong Yang

Ellie Y Yieh

Reza Arghavani

Oded Gal

Hailei Sheng

Sharvari Nerurkar

Sally Lu

Xinyua Xia

Ping Luo

Andrew Law

Taoran Lu

Yu Huang

David Robert Knight

Colin John Dickinson

Rongping Wang

Vikash Banthia

Dapeng Oliver Wu

Paul E Fisher

Archil Vardidze

James Omer L'Heureux

Sihai Xiao

Xinyun Xia

Song Xiang Wei

Monique McIntosh

Yongjian Tian

Tejas Bhandarkar

Yutaka Tanaka

Jian Lin

Hong Heather Yu

Yi Zheng

Lin Zhang

Shuran Sheng

Jing Tang

Edward K Wong

Rohit Deep

Bin Zhao

Guangbing Liu

David Muquing Hou

Jibing Zeng

Shi Yan

Sanjay Dalal

Jian Shen

Jianzhong Ding

Haitao Xin

Srinath Anantharaman

Steven Li

Chun-Kwok Lee

Srinivas D Nemani

Mei Yin Chang

Dmitry Lubomirsky

Abhijit Basu Mallick

Randhir P S Thakur

Jeonghoon Oh

Karthik Janakiraman

Xinliang Lu

Rong Pan

Chien-Teh Kao

Jeong Soo Byun

Steve G Ghanayem

Jeffrey C Munro

Gopalakrishna B Prabhu

Zhenbin Ge

Thanh Ngoc Pham

Nitasha Walia

Ala Moradian

Umesh M Kelkar

M Ziaul Karim

Won B Bang

Yen-Kun Victor Wang

Karthik Ramanathan

Kedar Sapre

Paul Edward Gee

Linlin Wang

Alan Tso

William H McClintock

Steven E Gianoulakis

Kevin Mukai

Bruce E Mayer

Steffen Matt

Cary Ching

Hali J L Forstner

Shan Wong

Zhonghui Luo

Ilan Kasan

Yongya Wang

Defeng Lu

Rossella Mininni

Shang Wong

Hong Heather Wu

Robert H Chatham, Iii

Sanjeev Jain

Rohit Mahakali

James L'heureux

Weixin Xia

In an embodiment, method and system includes initiating a web conferencing meeting, detecting a plurality of client devices for to participate in the web conferencing meeting, detecting a local source associated with one of the plurality of client devices, selecting from content from a local source to share with other client devices during the web conferencing meeting, and streaming the content from the local source through one of the plurality of client devices associated with the local source.

Streaming secondary device content on a web conference

Methods and systems provide for a spatial chat view dashboard within a messaging platform. A system displays, at a client device, a dashboard user interface for a messaging platform, consisting of at least a dashboard virtual background and one or more spatial chat rooms. Each of the spatial chat rooms is a spatial representation of a chat session associated with a number of participants. The system receives, from the client device, a selection of a spatial chat room from the one or more spatial chat rooms. The system then displays a spatial chat user interface comprising the selected spatial chat room.

Spatial chat

Methods and systems provide for a spatial chat view within a messaging platform. First, the system displays, for a number of participants within a messaging session, a user interface consisting of: a virtual background; one or more spatialized avatars representing the participants overlaid on the virtual background; and a message composing component. The system displays, adjacent to each of a subset of the spatialized avatars, one or more chat bubbles corresponding to messages sent by one or more of the participants represented by the subset of the spatialized avatars. Concurrently or subsequently, the system determines an availability status for each of the plurality of participants, and then displays, within or adjacent to each of the spatialized avatars, a visual indicator of the availability status of the participant represented by the spatialized avatar.

Spatial chat view

One example method for displaying ephemeral content in video conferences includes receiving a video conference stream at a client device, displaying the video conference stream on a display in communication with the client device, displaying a content layer over the video conference stream on the display, receiving a content item from a user input device in communication with the client device, displaying the content item in the content layer at a first time, and when a predetermined period of time has elapsed from the first time, automatically removing the content item from the content layer.

Ephemeral content in video conferences

Methods and systems provide for a spatialized display of chat messages within a messaging platform. First, the system displays, for each of a number of participants within a messaging session, a spatial chat user interface (hereinafter 'UI') consisting of: a virtual background; and one or more spatialized avatars representing the participants. The system receives initial chat messages sent by a participant from the plurality of participants, then displays, adjacent to each of a subset of the spatialized avatars, one or more initial chat bubbles corresponding to messages sent by one or more of the participants represented by the subset of the spatialized avatars. Concurrently or subsequently, the system displays one or more other participant chat bubbles. The system receives additional chat messages sent by the participant, and then displays the additional chat bubbles, repositioning the initial chat bubbles while the additional chat bubbles are displayed in their place.

Spatialized display of chat messages

Streaming secondary device content to devices connected to a web conference

A method includes receiving measurement data from multiple sensors positioned along a delivery line that delivers a liquid as a gas to one of a gas panel or a processing chamber; simulating, using a computer-generated model, one or more process parameters associated with the delivery line and a plurality of heater jackets positioned around the delivery line; comparing the measurement data with values of the one or more process parameters; and determining, based on at least a threshold deviation between the measurement data and the values of the one or more process parameters, that a fault exists that is associated with maintaining temperature within the delivery line consistent with a gaseous state of the liquid.

Parameter sensing and computer modeling for gas delivery health monitoring

Spatial chat view dashboard

The unique watermark system comprising: identifying a presenter attendee, a first recipient attendee, and a second recipient attendee through a video conferencing session; detecting the presenter attendee sharing the visual content with the first recipient attendee and the second recipient attendee; selecting a first unique watermark and a second unique watermark from the plurality of unique watermarks and assigning them to a first recipient attendee and a second recipient attendee, respectively; inserting the first unique watermark into the visual content for the first recipient attendee and the second unique watermark into the visual content for the second recipient attendee; and transmitting the visual content with the first unique watermark to the first recipient attendee and the visual content with the second unique watermark to the second recipient attendee, wherein the method is performed by one or more special-purpose computing devices for hosting the video conferencing session.

Unique watermark generation and detection during a conference

A plasma abatement process for abating effluent containing compounds from a processing chamber is described. A plasma abatement process takes gaseous foreline effluent from a processing chamber, such as a deposition chamber, and reacts the effluent within a plasma chamber placed in the foreline path. The plasma dissociates the compounds within the effluent, converting the effluent into more benign compounds. Abating reagents may assist in the abating of the compounds. The abatement process may be a volatizing or a condensing abatement process. Representative volatilizing abating reagents include, for example, CH, HO, H, NF, SF, F, HCl, HF, Cl, and HBr. Representative condensing abating reagents include, for example, H, HO, O, N, O, CO, CO, NH, NO, CH, and combinations thereof.

Plasma abatement of compounds containing heavy atoms

Embodiments disclosed herein include a plasma source, an abatement system and a vacuum processing system for abating compounds produced in semiconductor processes. In one embodiment, a plasma source includes a dielectric tube and a coil antenna surrounding the tube. The coil antenna includes a plurality of turns, and at least one turn is shorted. Selectively shorting one or more turns of the coil antenna helps reduce the inductance of the coil antenna, allowing higher power to be supplied to the coil antenna that covers more processing volume. Higher power supplied to the coil antenna and larger processing volume lead to an improved DRE.

Method and apparatus for gas abatement

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Zheng Yuan