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US12063082B2	Pseudo singular value decomposition (SVD) precoder Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for wireless communications by a network entity. The method may include receiving an indication indicating a subset of one or more precoding matrix vectors associated with an estimated channel between a user equipment (UE) and the network entity. The subset of one or more precoding matrix vectors are part of a precoding matrix. The method may include calculating remaining precoding matrix vectors for the precoding matrix, based on the subset of one or more precoding matrix vectors. The method may include generating the precoding matrix based on the subset of one or more precoding matrix vectors and the remaining precoding matrix vectors. The method may include performing precoding of a downlink transmission based on the precoding matrix.
US12063081B2	TX MU-MIMO capability for MCS A method of communication between a first node and a second node operating in a communications network. The method includes sending, by the first node, to the second node, a first transmission to configure a communication channel between the first node and the second node. The first transmission includes a first frame including a first capability indicator. The first capability indicator indicates a first MU-MIMO capability of a transmitter of the first node. The first multi-user (MU)-MIMO capability includes a first Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) processable by the first node or a first number of spatial streams (NSS) processable by the first node.
US12063078B2	Docsis radio frequency (RF) leakage management A method, performed by a node, of provisioning a plurality of cable modems connected to the node, the method including: recording a respective transmit power level for each cable modem of the plurality of cable modems; determining a first set of the plurality of cable modems that can be allocated to a specified frequency band available for upstream communications according to an aggregation of the transmit power levels of the first set of the plurality of cable modems; and provisioning each cable modem of the first set to use at least a portion of the specified frequency.
US12063077B2	Learning device According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a learning device may include a communication unit, database configured to store wireless environment data sets representing wireless environments between an image transmission device and an image reception device, and a processor configured to generate a plurality of wireless environment space types respectively mapped to the wireless environment data sets, generate a beamforming learning model by learning a correlation between antenna configuration factors and communication quality factors for each of the wireless environment space types, determine a wireless environment space type corresponding to the new wireless environment data set from among the plurality of wireless environment space types when a new wireless environment data set is received, and determine values of the antenna configuration factors using a beamforming learning model corresponding to the determined wireless environment space type.
US12063070B2	Wireless radio frequency conversion system and one-to-many distributing device A wireless radio frequency conversion system is disclosed. The wireless radio frequency conversion system includes a primary distributing device, a one-to-many conversion device, a plurality of first optical fiber networks, a plurality of remote antenna devices, and a plurality of antennas. The primary distributing device is configured to receive a first photoelectric signal. The one-to-many conversion device is configured to perform an optical-electrical conversion and a one-to-many conversion to the first photoelectric signal so as to generate a plurality of second photoelectric signals. The plurality of first optical fiber networks are configured to transmit the plurality of second photoelectric signals. The plurality of remote antenna devices are configured to receive and perform an optical-electrical conversion to the plurality of second photoelectric signals so as to generate a plurality of third photoelectric signals. The plurality of antennas are configured to transmit the plurality of third photoelectric signals.
US12063069B2	Integrated apparatus for light detection, illumination and communication, and method for controlling same Apparatuses and methods are provided for light detection, illumination and communication. The apparatus may include: a detector, including a light source, and configured to receive a first visible light signal carrying first password information from the outside in response to the light source being in an off state, and receive a second visible light signal carrying second password information from the outside in response to the light source being in an on state; a processor, configured to determine whether the first password information matches an enable password, and control the light source to be turned on in response to determining that the first password information matches the enable password; and the processor is further configured to determine whether the second password information matches a disable password, and control the light source to be turned off in response to determining that the second password information matches the disable password.
US12063068B2	Tracking system A tracking system includes one or more cameras and machine-vision processors configured to track the position of a plurality of optical tracking emitters. Each of the plurality of tracking emitters is modulated with a message. The message includes identification information for any of the plurality of tracking cameras receiving the message, so that the cameras can track the location of each emitter.
US12063065B2	Terminal devices, communication methods, and communication systems An object of the present invention is to provide a terminal device, a communication method, and a communication system which are capable of reducing the error rate even if the transmitting side and the receiving side are asynchronous. The terminal device, communication method, and communication system according to the present invention sample an optical signal more finely than a 0/1 bit pattern in optical ID estimation processing for determining which of 1/0 the data acquired by an optical sensor is, and perform a majority decision using a plurality of sampling values in a decision processing window. Thus, even if the correct sampling value fails to be obtained, the correct bit value can be derived from other samplings.
US12063060B2	Reductions in transmit power based on spatial distributions of radio frequency exposure in multi-transmitter scenarios According to certain aspects a wireless device includes transmitters, and a processor coupled to the transmitters. The processor is configured to determine a radio frequency (RF) exposure value at a peak location based on transmission power levels for the transmitters, determine a contribution of each one of the transmitters to the RF exposure value at the peak location, and reduce the transmission power level for each one of one or more of the transmitters based on the contributions of the transmitters to the RF exposure value at the peak location.
US12063057B2	Signal coupler A signal coupler (100) comprising: a main-transmission-line (114) that extends in a longitudinal direction within a substrate (102) between an input port and an output port; and a coupled-transmission-line (116) that extends in the longitudinal direction within the substrate (102) between a coupled port and a termination port. The coupled-transmission-line (116) is in a second layer (110). The main-transmission-line (114) comprises a first-portion (120) in a first layer (108), a second-portion (122) in a second layer (110), and a third-portion (124) in a third layer (112). At least part of the first-portion (120) is spaced apart from the coupled-transmission-line (116) in a depth direction. At least part of the second-portion (122) is spaced apart from the coupled-transmission-line (116) in the depth direction. At least part of the third-portion (124) is spaced apart from the coupled-transmission-line (116) in the depth direction.
US12063056B2	Interference cancellation in a transceiver device The present disclosure is directed to improvements in interference mitigation for Adjacent Channel Leakage in wireline communication, and more specifically, but not exclusively, to improved kernel designs that can facilitate interference mitigation for Adjacent Channel Leakage in cable modem systems. Examples of the present disclosure provide an apparatus for a transceiver device that comprises interference cancellation circuitry configured to cancel interference caused by upstream signals in one or more upstream sub-bands on one or more downstream sub-bands based on a combination of a plurality of kernels. The interference is at least partially caused by non-linearities within a transmission circuitry of the transceiver device, the plurality of kernels representing the non-linearities within the transmission circuitry of the transceiver device. Each of the kernels comprises one or more associated terms, with each of the associated terms being in-band for at least one of the one or more downstream sub-bands.
US12063053B2	Analog-to-digital converter An analog-to-digital converter includes a primary converter and a secondary converter. The primary converter executes conversion processing to convert an analog input signal to a first digital signal through delta-sigma modulation. The secondary converter outputs a second digital signal by converting amplified analog output of a quantization error in the primary converter to the second digital signal.
US12063050B2	Analog-to-digital converter and method for calibrating the same, method for calibrating a pipelined analog-to-digital converter, receiver, base station and mobile device An analog-to-digital converter comprising a plurality of sampling cells. At least one of the plurality of sampling cells comprises a capacitive element coupled to a cell output of the at least one of the plurality of sampling cells, wherein a cell output signal is provided at the cell output. The at least one of the plurality of sampling cells further comprises a first cell input for receiving an input signal to be digitized, and a second cell input for receiving a calibration signal. Additionally, the at least one of the plurality of sampling cells comprises a first switch circuit capable of selectively coupling the first cell input to the capacitive element based on a clock signal, and a second switch circuit capable of selectively coupling the second cell input to the capacitive element, wherein a size of the second switch circuit is smaller than a size of the first switch circuit.
US12063048B2	System for and method of digital to analog conversion frequency distortion compensation The systems and methods discussed herein related to digital to analog conversion. A digital to analog conversion a compensation circuit and a digital to analog conversion circuit. The compensation circuit includes a filter configured to provide roll off compensation in a baseband frequency using real coefficients. The compensation circuit is configured to convert the first digital signal to a second digital signal so that the second digital signal can be filtered by the filter using the real coefficients.
US12063043B2	Clock scheme circuit and a mobile double data rate memory using the clock scheme circuit A clock scheme circuit with low power consumption is shown. A local clock generator is coupled to a global clock generator through a global clock trace to receive a global clock signal, and generate a local clock signal based on the global clock signal. The local clock generator uses a frequency multiplier to multiply the frequency of the global clock signal by a multiplication factor of not less than 1. Thus, the global clock signal transferred through the global clock trace can be a lower-frequency signal in comparison with the local clock signal. The power consumption along the global clock trace is considerably reduced.
US12063041B2	Flip flop standard cell A flip flop standard cell that includes a data input terminal configured to receive a data signal, clock input terminal configured to receive a clock signal, a data output terminal, and a latch. A bit write circuit is configured to receive a bit write signal. The received data signal is latched and provided at the output terminal in response to the bit write signal and the clock signal. A hold circuit is configured to receive a hold signal, and the received data signal is not latched and provided at the data output terminal in response to the hold signal and the clock signal.
US12063040B2	Reconfigurable high voltage generation circuit for SPAD sensors A system-on-a-chip (SOC) within a package includes a reference generator, a matching circuit, a programmable current generator, a PWM controller, an overvoltage/undervoltage detector receiving a high voltage from a third output pad, a multiplexer passing an input signal to a second output pad, and a SPAD receiving the high voltage. Switching circuitry includes a first switch between the reference generator and an input of the programmable current generator, a second switch between the input of the current generator and the output of the matching circuit, a third switch between the reference generator and an input of the matching circuit, a fourth switch between an output of the current generator and a tap of a ladder within the overvoltage/undervoltage detector, a fifth switch between an output of the current generator and the first output pad, and a sixth switch between the output of the PWM controller and the first output pad.
US12063038B2	Reliable multi-information entropy physical unclonable function (PUF) for internet of things security A reliable multi-information entropy PUF for Internet of Things security includes a control circuit, a data register, 128 glitch generation circuits, a 128-to-1 multiplexer, and a Schmidt glitch sampling module. The control circuit controls the data register to generate a square signal, the 128 glitch generation circuits to generate glitch signals to be output and the 128-to-1 multiplexer to select the glitch signals to be output. The Schmidt glitch sampling module samples the glitch signals to obtain PUF response outputs. Each glitch generation circuit generates a glitch signal by means of a fully symmetrical structure. The Schmidt glitch sampling module comprises a first PMOS transistor, a second PMOS transistor, a third PMOS transistor, a fourth PMOS transistor, a first NMOS transistor, a second NMOS transistor, a third NMOS transistor, a fourth NMOS transistor, a buffer module and a D flip-flop.
US12063035B2	Superconducting quantum circuit apparatus and control method for a super conducting quantum circuit A superconducting quantum circuit apparatus, including: two or four Josephson parametric oscillators, JPOs, each including: a SQUID; and a pump line, with a pump signal supplied thereto, providing a magnetic flux penetrating through the loop of the SQUID, the JPOs oscillating parametrically in response to the pump signal supplied to the pump line; a coupler to couple the two or four JPOs; and a phase adjuster that varies a relative phase between or among pump signals supplied respectively to the pump lines of the two or four JPOs for parametric oscillation, to vary a strength of a two-body or four-body interaction.
US12063033B2	Apparatus for multi-driver architecture with high voltage protection and impedance control Apparatuses, systems, and methods for implementing a multi-driver architecture are described. The multi-driver architecture may include a first driver and a second driver configured to receive an input voltage. A predriver logic circuit may select one of the first driver and the second driver to convert the input voltage into an output voltage. A controller may be connected to the first driver and the second driver, and a switch may be connected between an output terminal of the first driver and the controller. The controller may be configured to control an internal resistance of the switch. In response to the first driver being selected by the predriver logic circuit, the first driver may output the output voltage at a constant impedance level.
US12063032B2	Solid state relay harvesting power from load by measuring zero crossing A relay circuit, including a solid state relay switch, connected to a first relay line and to a charging capacitor, and connected to a second relay line. The relay circuit may also include a solid state relay control circuit, coupled between the charging capacitor and the solid state relay switch. The solid state relay control circuit may include a voltage detection circuit, having an input coupled to an output of the charging capacitor, and having an output arranged to generate a LOW voltage signal when a voltage level of the charging capacitor is below a low threshold value. The solid state relay control circuit may also include a zero crossing circuit, coupled to the first relay line and the second relay line, and having an output to generate a clock signal when a zero crossing event takes place between the first relay line and the second relay line.
US12063030B2	Switching device and electronic circuit A switching device 1 includes a SiC semiconductor chip 11 which has a gate pad 14, a source pad 13 and a drain pad 12 and in which on-off control is performed between the source and the drain by applying a drive voltage between the gate and the source in a state where a potential difference is applied between the source and the drain, a sense source terminal 4 electrically connected to the source pad 13 for applying the drive voltage, and an external resistance (source wire 16) that is interposed in a current path between the sense source terminal 4 and the source pad 13, is separated from sense source terminal 4, and has a predetermined size.
US12063029B2	Switch device A switch device includes a first radio-frequency (RF) terminal, a second RF terminal, a first transistor, a second transistor, and a variable resistance element. The first transistor includes a first terminal coupled to the first RF terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminal coupled to a control signal terminal providing a control signal. The second transistor includes a first terminal coupled to the second terminal of the first transistor, a second terminal coupled to the second RF terminal, and a control terminal. The variable resistance element is coupled between the second terminal of the first transistor and a bias voltage terminal. When the first transistor and the second transistor are in a transient state, the variable resistance element provides a lower resistance. When the first transistor and the second transistor are in an ON state, the variable resistance element provides a higher resistance.
US12063028B2	High-frequency module and communication device A high-frequency module includes a mounting substrate, a first antenna switch, a second antenna switch, a filter (303), and a filter (307). The filter (303) and the filter (307) are respectively connected with an output terminal (204) and an output terminal (208). The second antenna switch is configured to be able to simultaneously execute connection between an input terminal and the output terminal (204) and connection between the input terminal and the output terminal (208). In plan view of the mounting substrate, a distance between an antenna terminal and the first antenna switch is shorter than a distance between the antenna terminal and the second antenna switch. A distance between the first antenna switch and the filter (303) is longer than a distance between the second antenna switch and the filter (303).
US12063026B2	Laterally excited bulk wave device with acoustic mirrors A laterally excited bulk acoustic wave device is disclosed. The laterally excited bulk acoustic wave device can include a first solid acoustic mirror, a second solid acoustic mirror, a piezoelectric layer that is positioned between the first solid acoustic mirror and the second solid acoustic mirror, an interdigital transducer electrode on the piezoelectric layer, and a support substrate arranged to dissipate heat associated with the bulk acoustic wave. The interdigital transducer electrode is arranged to laterally excite a bulk acoustic wave. The first solid acoustic mirror and the second solid acoustic mirror are arranged to confine acoustic energy of the bulk acoustic wave. The first solid acoustic mirror is positioned on the support substrate.
US12063025B2	System applied in switch tube for conducted EMI suppression and domestic appliance A system (10) applied in switch tube for suppressing conducted EMI and a domestic appliance are provided, and the system (10) includes a conduction EMI suppression circuit, an inductive load (1, 71, 81) and at least one switch tube (2, 72, 82). The conducted EMI suppression circuit includes one inductor (3, 73, 83, 123) and an RC circuit (4, 74, 84, 124). The inductor (3, 73, 83, 123) and each switch tube (2, 72, 82) are connected in series. The inductive load (1, 71, 82) and each switch tube (2, 72, 82) are connected. The inductor (3, 73, 83, 123) are connected in series with each switch tube (2, 72, 82), and further connected in parallel with the RC circuit (4. 74, 84, 124). The conduction EMI suppression circuit is configured to suppress conducted EMI generated by each switch tube (2, 72, 82) being turned off.
US12063024B2	LC circuit and filter An LC circuit includes a first capacitor provided between a first connection point and a second connection point, a second capacitor provided between the second connection point and a third connection point, a third capacitor provided between the third connection point and a fourth connection point, a fourth capacitor provided between the first connection point and the third connection point, a fifth capacitor provided between the second connection point and the fourth connection point, a first inductor connected to the second connection point, and a second inductor connected to the third connection point.
US12063022B1	Autonomously matching signal frequency to load resonant frequency using system power A system and method for use in matching a source to a dynamic impedance electrical load is described. The system may include a processor that controls a signal generator to sweep across a frequency spectrum to locate a resonant frequency of the dynamic impedance load. The determination of resonant frequency may be made based on sensing the power consumption of the amplifier supplying the load and locating the frequency at which the power consumption is minimized. Periodically tracking and adjustment of the frequency to maintain a minimum power consumption may be automatically performed. The load may be a SAW atomizer.
US12063021B2	High frequency circuit A high frequency circuit includes a transistor having an input electrode that inputs a high frequency signal and an output electrode that outputs the high frequency signal, a transmission line that is connected to any one of the input electrode and the output electrode, and transmits the high frequency signal, a coupling line electrically separated from the transmission line to an extent that an electromagnetic field coupling is enabled with the transmission line, and a resonance circuit that is connected between a first end of the coupling line and a reference potential, and minimizes an impedance between the first end and the reference potential at a resonance frequency.
US12063016B2	Amplifiers with attenuator in feedback and bypass paths Methods and devices to support multiple gain states in amplifiers are described. The methods and devices are based on implementing a feedback element in the amplifier and adjusting the impedance of the feedback element to provide a desired gain while maintaining the overall performance of the amplifier and reducing degradation of the S12 parameter. The feedback element includes an adjustable attenuator and a tunable resistive element. The adjustable attenuator is provided in a path that is common to the feedback path and the bypass path of the amplifier. Exemplary implementations of adjustable attenuators are also presented.
US12063014B2	Amplifier having electrostatic discharge and surge protection circuit Amplifier having electrostatic discharge and surge protection circuit. In some embodiments, a radio-frequency integrated circuit can include an amplifier, a controller configured to control operation of the amplifier, and a clamp circuit configured to provide electrostatic discharge protection and surge protection for either or both of the amplifier and the controller. The clamp circuit can include a feedback combination clamp implemented to direct a current associated with either or both of an electrostatic discharge and a surge at a first node to a second node.
US12063013B2	Power amplifier A power amplifier comprising a first member and a second member including a compound semiconductor region joined to a first face of the first member including a semiconductor region. The second member includes an amplifier circuit including a compound semiconductor element, and multiple clamp diodes connected in multiple stages and between an output port of the amplifier circuit and ground. The first member includes a switch, connected between an extension point, which is a middle point of the multiple clamp diodes and the ground, a temperature sensor, and a switch control circuit which performs on-off control of the switch based on a result of measurement by the temperature sensor. The extension point is connected to the switch via a path including an inter-member connection wire on an interlayer insulating film from the first face of the first member to a surface of the second member.
US12063008B2	Transportable and multi configurable, modular power platforms Support platforms for one or more solar panels and systems and methods for securing support platforms are provided. In one embodiment, a frame of a support platform includes a plurality of support legs, each leg including a shoe plate. One or more toggle anchors with rod and/or cable are provided that include an anchor portion and a toggle portion pivotally coupled to the anchor portion, and a rod and/or cable is coupled to the toggle portion. Each anchor is driven into the ground with a driving rod such that an exposed end of the rod and/or cable extends from the ground. The driving rod is removed, and the rod and/or cable is pulled to deploy the anchor, and which the anchor is pull tested and measured in real time soil conditions whereupon the exposed end is coupled to the shoe plate of one of the support legs to apply a desired tensile force between the exposed end and the anchor to secure the support leg and, consequently, the support platform relative to the ground.
US12063007B2	Electric tool, motor control method, and non-transitory storage medium An electric tool includes: a motor; an attachment unit to receive a tip tool attached thereto; a drive control unit to control the motor; a number of revolutions detection unit; and a torque detection unit. The number of revolutions detection unit detects a number of revolutions of a first detection target shaft. The torque detection unit detects a load torque of a second detection target shaft. The drive control unit detects, based on the number of revolutions and load torque detected, an unstable behavior of at least one of the tip tool, the first detection target shaft, or the second detection target shaft and either decelerates, or stops running, the motor when detecting the unstable behavior.
US12063006B2	Motor control device A motor control device controls a driving of a motor having a motor winding. The motor control device includes a motor control unit and a parameter setting unit. The motor control unit controls the driving of the motor. The parameter setting unit sets a control parameter related to a driving control of the motor such that at least one of a motor torque and a motor speed is variable according to a system temperature.
US12063002B1	Motor bearing wear state estimation device, bearing wear state estimation method, bearing wear state estimation program, and canned motor pump The motor bearing wear state estimation device (5, 5A) estimates a wear state of bearings (32, 33) by using a plurality of detection coils (C1 to C8). The device includes a storage (56, 56A) storing a first learning model (M11, M21) and a second learning model (M12, M22), a retrieval unit (550) retrieving each signal, and an estimation unit (551) estimating the wear state by inputting a first difference signal, a second difference signal, and an amplitude signal into the first learning model, and by inputting a thrust difference signal and the amplitude signal into the second learning model. The amplitude signal is a first amplitude signal generated based on each detection signal of first radial detection coils and/or each detection signal of second radial detection coils, or a second amplitude signal generated based on a first combined signal and a second combined signal.
US12062998B2	Remote control device, piezoelectric laser pointer, and remote control system The disclosure provides a remote control device, a piezoelectric laser pointer, and a remote control system. The remote control device includes a housing, and further includes: a power generator, mounted inside the housing and including a press mechanism and a power generating mechanism, where after being pressed by the press mechanism, the power generating mechanism is deformed under stress and generates electricity; a circuit controller, mounted inside the housing and electrically connected to the power generator; and a signal transceiver, mounted inside the housing, electrically connected to the circuit controller, and configured to transmit and receive signals. In the disclosure, the power generating mechanism generates power after being pressed by the press mechanism, and the power is transferred to the circuit controller, so that the signal transceiver is powered on. Dry batteries are no longer used, thus avoiding environmental pollution caused by used dry batteries.
US12062997B2	Control device and motor drive system A control device includes: a prediction unit configured to predict the harmonic current at each of prediction points comprised in a predetermined prediction target period after current time, based on control information of the motor in at least a next carrier cycle of the inverter, and a command value determination unit configured to output, to the active filter unit, a current command value for generating a compensation current having a polarity opposite to a polarity of a harmonic current at a prediction point, at a timing corresponding to the prediction point comprised in the next carrier cycle in the prediction target period, based on a prediction result of the prediction unit. Each of the prediction points is provided at a predetermined time interval since start time of the prediction target period. The time interval is longer as the next carrier cycle is longer.
US12062995B2	Synchronous bootstrap half bridge rectifier Described embodiments include a rectifier circuit comprising a first resistor with first and second resistor terminals, and a second resistor with third and fourth resistor terminals. The first and third resistor terminals are coupled to an auxiliary power terminal. A current source is coupled between the second resistor terminal and a ground terminal. An amplifier has a first amplifier input coupled to the second resistor terminal, and a second amplifier input coupled to the fourth resistor terminal. A first transistor is coupled between the fourth resistor terminal and a damping terminal, and has a first control terminal coupled to the first amplifier output. A gate drive circuit has an input coupled to the damping terminal. A second transistor is coupled between the damping terminal and a bootstrap supply terminal, and has a second control terminal coupled to an output of the gate drive circuit.
US12062993B2	Booster circuit and voltage generator A booster circuit includes, at a substrate end of an insulating substrate, an input part of voltage, an output part of voltage, and a conductive L-shaped joint fitting. The L-shaped joint fitting includes a plate-shaped bottom surface portion attached to the insulating substrate and a plate-shaped back surface portion bent from the bottom surface portion and extending in a specific direction. In the input part and the output part, a capacitor, a diode, and a connection line connecting the insulating substrates are electrically connected at a component connecting portion, and the L-shaped joint fitting is disposed such that a lead forming portion of a lead connected to the capacitor, a lead forming portion of a lead connected to the diode, and the component connecting portion fit within an area of a main surface of the back surface portion and an area of a main surface of the bottom surface portion.
US12062988B2	Auxiliary power circuit, balance circuit, and power supply system An auxiliary power circuit of a conversion module is used to supply power to a control unit, and an input end of the conversion module includes an even number of energy storage units coupled in series. The auxiliary power circuit includes an even number of primary-side circuits and a secondary-side circuit. Each primary-side circuit includes a first switch unit, a second switch unit, and a resonance tank. The first switch unit is connected to the second switch unit in series, and is correspondingly connected to one of the energy storage units in parallel. The resonance tank is connected to the second switch unit in parallel. The secondary-side circuit is coupled to the resonance tanks of two of the primary-side circuits to acquire power and supply power to the control unit.
US12062986B2	Dual path and mode start-up circuit A dual path and mode start-up circuit includes a high-voltage start-up circuit, an auxiliary start-up circuit, a capacitor, and a sensing circuit. The high-voltage start-up circuit has high-voltage input and output voltage nodes and is configurable to be operated in a first or second mode of operation. The auxiliary start-up circuit has auxiliary input and output voltage nodes. The auxiliary output voltage node, the high-voltage output voltage node, and the capacitor are in signal communication. The sensing circuit is configured to sense a voltage level at the capacitor and to configure the high-voltage start-up circuit to operate in the first mode of operation if the voltage level at the capacitor is less than a first threshold voltage level, and configure the high-voltage start-up circuit to operate in the second mode of operation if the voltage level at the capacitor is greater than a second threshold voltage level.
US12062984B2	Method of operating a converter circuit, corresponding converter circuit and driver device A first node of converter circuit receives an input, provides an output at a second node, and has a third node coupled by an inductance to ground. A first switch has a current path between the first and third nodes and a second switch has a current path between the third and second nodes. The converter circuit operates in a first state (with the first switch conductive and the second switch non-conductive) and a second state (with the first switch non-conductive and the second switch conductive). Current flowing through the first switch is sensed during the first state to produce a sensing signal indicative of inductance current. The sensing signal is averaged to produce an averaged sensing signal indicative of an average value of the current. The averaged sensing signal is then weighted by a time during which the second switch is conductive to produce a weighted signal.
US12062982B2	Constant on-time boost converter A boost converter comprises a comparator circuit including: a first input port configured to receive an off-time sawtooth voltage a second input port configured to receive an on-time sawtooth voltage, the comparator circuit comparing the off-time sawtooth voltage and on-time sawtooth voltage to generate trigger signal including a differential ripple voltage that is output by an output port to a power stage circuit. The boost converter further comprises a reference voltage source that provides a reference voltage to the first input port and a feedback circuit that provides the on-time sawtooth voltage to the second port, wherein the differential ripple voltage emulates an inductor current or voltage of an output capacitor of the power stage circuit.
US12062980B2	DC-DC converter circuit A power supply circuit includes a power input, a power output, an error amplifier, a first transistor, and a second transistor. The error amplifier includes an output. The first transistor is coupled to the power input and the power output, and is configured to pass a current from the power input to the power output. The second transistor is coupled to the power input, the output of the error amplifier, and the first transistor, and is configured to provide, to the first transistor, a control voltage that is no less than a first voltage at the power input responsive to the first voltage falling below a second voltage at the output of the error amplifier.
US12062979B2	Drive device A drive device for driving a load includes: an inverter unit having an upper arm element and a lower arm element and converting electric power supplied to the load; and a charge pump circuit that supplies a gate voltage to the upper arm element. An output voltage of the charge pump circuit is variable according to an inverter input voltage input from an inverter input wiring to a high potential side of the inverter unit.
US12062976B2	Power supply circuit and power supply device A power supply circuit of a step-down type, configured to generate an output voltage at a predetermined level from an alternating current (AC) voltage. The power supply circuit includes a rectifier circuit configured to rectify the AC voltage, a first line coupled to the rectifier circuit, a second line on a ground side, a switch coupled between the first line and the second line, and a control circuit configured to control the switch to bring a level of the output voltage to the predetermined level. The power supply circuit is free of an inductor interposed between the first line and the rectifier circuit.
US12062974B2	Flyback power converter and switched capacitor converter circuit capable of step-up and step-down conversion thereof A switched capacitor converter circuit includes: a conversion capacitor; an output capacitor; and switches configured to switch the coupling configurations of the conversion capacitor and the output capacitor according to a level of the first power supply voltage of the switched capacitor converter circuit, to generate the second power supply voltage at the output capacitor according to the first power supply voltage. The second power supply voltage provides power to control the power converter circuit. When the first power supply voltage is higher than a high threshold, the switched capacitor converter circuit controls the second power supply voltage to be lower than the first power supply voltage. When the first power supply voltage is lower than a low threshold, the switched capacitor converter circuit controls the second power supply voltage to be higher than the first power supply voltage.
US12062973B2	Systems, methods, and devices for current sensing An integrated circuit (IC) for controlling a power converter. The IC includes a controller that, in a first sensing period, enables a sensing circuit of the power converter and electrically connects an output node of an op amp of the sensing circuit and a first node of a capacitor of the sensing circuit, creating a first voltage across the capacitor; in a period between the first sensing period and a second sensing period, disables the sensing circuit and disconnects the output node of the op amp and the first node of the capacitor to maintain the first voltage across the capacitor; and in the second sensing period, enables the sensing circuit and connects the output node of the op amp and the first node of the capacitor, the maintained first voltage across the capacitor reducing a settling time for the enabled sensing circuit.
US12062971B2	Moving body driving unit A moving body driving unit includes: a casing; an electric motor placed in a motor storage portion formed in an inner side of the casing on one side in a first direction which is predetermined and that has a motor shaft which extends in the first direction; a gear device placed in a gear storage portion formed in the inner side of the casing on the other side in the first direction and which also functions as an oil reservoir; a motive power transmitting mechanism placed at the inner side of the casing and that transmits motive power between the motor shaft and the gear device; an oil passage that interconnects the motor storage portion and the gear storage portion at the inner side of the casing; an oil introduction port; an oil discharge port; and an external oil path.
US12062970B2	Electric motor An electric motor includes a shaft supported rotatably around a rotation axis, a rotor located radially outward from the shaft and rotatable integrally with the shaft, and a stator radially opposing the rotor. At least one of the rotor or the stator includes a ventilation path that is a through hole. The ventilation path has a branched shape. A total length of inner circumferential surface lengths of branched ventilation paths in a cross section perpendicular to a penetration direction of the ventilation path is longer than an inner circumferential surface length of an unbranched ventilation path in the cross section perpendicular to the penetration direction.
US12062969B2	Fluid plant comprising an expansion system, in particular for a gas installation comprising an electricity generating system Disclosed is a gas plant, in particular for a gas installation, comprising an expansion system capable of converting high-pressure gas into low-pressure gas. The gas plant comprises an electricity generating system arranged in parallel with the expansion system and comprising a double-acting actuator comprising two supply ports alternately supplied with high-pressure gas, a hydraulic system connected to the double-acting actuator and configured to transform the mechanical translational energy of the actuator into mechanical rotational energy; and an electricity generator connected to the hydraulic system and configured to convert the mechanical rotational energy into electrical energy.
US12062968B2	Synchronous motor A synchronous motor, including: an orientation sheet, an orientation gear set, a casing, a rotor, a transmission gear set, an input gear and an output gear set; wherein the orientation sheet is connected with the orientation gear set, and the orientation sheet is provided with a positioning rod, an orientation member and a groove for storing lubricating oil; the bottom surface of the casing is provided with a positioning groove, and the positioning rod is slidably connected with the positioning groove; the rotor is provided inside the casing, the rotor protrudes from the bottom of the casing and is provided with an orientation boss, and the orientation boss bears against the orientation member.
US12062965B2	Offset triggered cantilever actuated generator A plural magnet arrangement of a matrix of rows and columns having an altered magnet field alignment of a plurality of the magnets in a matrix comprising rows and columns of magnets in such a manner that there are at times a co-existing combination of changing attractive and repelling magnetic field regions all throughout the coil winding volume, reducing the counter electromotive force (voltage) during electrically connecting a load to the coil winding terminals and extends the time duration of the output voltage waveform and this is accomplished wherein the rotational torque required to rotate the centre magnet through the coil of which it is centred within is reduced.
US12062963B2	Motor A motor includes a stator and first and second electrical insulator assemblies at opposite ends of the stator. A crossover wire extends along an outer wall part of the second insulator. A cover for covering the crossover wire is mounted onto the second electrical insulator assembly via a mounting mechanism. The mounting mechanism includes an engagement recess formed in an inner peripheral surface of the outer wall part of the second electrical insulator assembly and an engagement piece formed within a recess of the cover which engagement piece has a claw configured to be locked to an engagement recess forming face that defines the engagement recess.
US12062962B2	Stator for a rotating electrical machine A stator for a rotating electrical machine comprises a stator mass comprising notches housing the electrical conductors, wherein at least one portion of the electrical conductors, if not the majority, are in the form of a U-shaped pin, and each electrical conductor comprises first and second legs respectively extending axially in first and second notches, each electrical conductor comprising several strands, the strands of the first leg of an electrical conductor being arranged in the first notch in a radially reverse order of the strands of the second leg of the same electrical conductor in the second notch.
US12062961B2	Integrated electric drive with cooling device It is described a stator for an electric machine comprising: a hollow main body; a plurality of supporting teeth extending along an inner surface of said main body; a plurality of windings, each one engaged to a respective one of said supporting teeth; a plurality of operating elements, each one interposed between two successive windings; each one of said operating elements being suitable for thermally interacting with at least one of said windings to cool said at least one winding; each one of said operating elements being in electrical contact with a respective winding of competence being part of said plurality of windings, each operating element being configured to be traversed by a current suitable for supplying said winding of competence.
US12062958B2	Armature In this armature, facing surfaces which are portions where a first segment conductor and a second segment conductor are joined together are disposed so as to overlap each other as viewed in a radial direction, and an end part of at least one of the first segment conductor and the second segment conductor is provided with chamfered parts at edge parts on both circumferential sides of the end part.
US12062957B2	Axial flux machine shoe optimisation Various implementations include an axial flux machine including a rotor bearing a set of permanent magnets and a stator containing electro-magnetic coil assemblies disposed circumferentially at intervals about an axis. Each coil assembly has an axially extending stator tooth, one or more coils wound around the tooth, and one or more end shoes at an end of the stator tooth. The end shoes each have at least one circumferential edge adjacent a neighbouring coil assembly. In some implementations, radially innermost and outermost portions of the at least one circumferential edge are separated by a step projecting from the at least one circumferential edge. In some implementations, at least part of the at least one circumferential edge has a thickness less than a thickness of the inner radial edge thereby reducing a leakage flux between neighbouring electro-magnetic coil assemblies.
US12062956B2	Electromagnetic rotary drive, a centrifugal pump and a pump unit An electromagnetic rotary drive includes a rotor including a magnetically effective core surrounded by a stator. The stator has poles arranged around the magnetically effective core and each of the poles is delimited by an end face. The rotor is capable of being magnetically driven without contact in an operating state about an axial direction, and is capable of being magnetically levitated without contact with respect to the stator. The rotor is configured to be magnetically levitated in a radial plane and is passively magnetically stabilized in the axial direction against tilting. The magnetically effective core has a rotor height which is a maximum extension of the magnetically effective core in the axial direction, the rotor height being greater than a stator pole height defined by a maximum extension of the end faces in the axial direction.
US12062955B2	Method for welding without addition of material A method for welding a plurality of strands of one or more electrical conductors comprises at least the following steps: (a) preparing the strands to be welded such that at least the free ends of adjacent strands are axially offset by a non-zero distance d; and (b) melting the free ends of the strands thus arranged in order to weld them without addition of material.
US12062953B2	Aircraft motor driver An aircraft motor driver having a power board and a motor, wherein the power board includes a base plate and a power element, and the power element is located at the edge of the base plate. The motor is located near the middle of the power board and is electrically connected to the terminal block on the base plate, and the motor driver is provided with an airflow circulation channel for providing the airflow used for heat dissipation of the power element. The aircraft motor driver arranges the power element on the outer edge of the power board, so that the motor of the driver can be assembled near the middle of the power board, reducing the assembly difficulty and assembly volume of the driver, and, so that the power board can be cooled by air cooling mode of air convection.
US12062951B2	Sensing device An embodiment may provide a motor comprising: a stator including stator teeth; and a rotor including a magnet, wherein the stator teeth include a first stator tooth and a second stator tooth disposed within the first stator tooth, wherein the first stator tooth includes a plurality of first teeth, the second stator tooth includes a plurality of second teeth, wherein the first teeth radially overlap the second teeth at the center of the stator in a radial direction, the motor further comprising: a sensor and a collector disposed between the first stator tooth and the second stator tooth in the radial direction, and the motor further comprising: a circuit board on which the sensor is disposed; and a housing accommodating the circuit board, wherein the collector includes a first collector and a second collector disposed within the first collector, the sensor is disposed, in the radial direction, between the first collector and the second collector, and the housing includes a first protrusion, wherein the first protrusion comprises: a body disposed, in the radial direction, between the first collector and the second collector; a head disposed at an upper end of the body; and a first groove, wherein the head includes a first surface and a second surface disposed so as to face each other, wherein the first surface is in contact with an upper end of the first collector and an upper end of the second collector, the first groove is disposed so as to be concave on the second surface, and a portion of the first groove is disposed to overlap the first and second collectors in the radial direction.
US12062949B2	Device comprising a housing, an electrical circuit in the housing, and an electrically conductive connection between the housing and the circuit A device with a housing electrically conductive at least in regions, with an electrical circuit in the housing, with an electrically conductive connection between an electrically conductive region of the housing and the circuit, and with a holder made up of an insulator, which is arranged in the housing and to which at least parts and/or components of the electrical circuit are attached. At least one electrically conductive spring element, which is attached in or to the holder and which has a first end protruding beyond the holder and bearing against the housing with a spring force, is provided for establishing the electrically conductive connection between the electrically conductive region of the housing and the circuit.
US12062945B2	Method of rotor production including co-curing and magnetization in place Techniques described here provide a rotor and a method of making a rotor. In an embodiment, a method of making a rotor includes forming a magnet array by assembling a plurality of magnets into the magnet array, providing pre-preg adjacent to the magnet array, co-curing the magnet array with the pre-preg, and magnetizing the magnet array subsequent to the formation of the magnet array.
US12062941B2	System and method for using a UPS to dynamically control the amount of AC power received from a utility power source The present disclosure relates to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for monitoring and prioritizing use of available power. The UPS has an electronic controller with a memory and a software control module. The UPS also has a battery, a rectifier for rectifying available AC power from a primary external AC power source to produce DC power, an inverter in communication with the rectifier for generating AC power from the DC power provided by the rectifier, and a DC/DC converter in communication with the rectifier for producing a DC charging current for use in charging the battery. The electronic controller and the software control module are configured to dynamically prioritize the use of available power from at least one of the primary AC power source and from the battery, to maintain adequate power to a load being supported by the UPS, as well as to charge the battery of the UPS when predetermined operating conditions are met.
US12062938B2	Parallel charging An apparatus is disclosed for parallel charging of at least one power storage unit. In example implementations, an apparatus includes a charging system. The charging system includes a first charger having a first current path and a second charger having a second current path. The charging system also includes a charging controller coupled to the first current path. The charging system further includes an indication path coupled between the second current path and the charging controller.
US12062935B2	Systems and methods for extending battery life A system generally comprising a charger with an integrated battery is provided that may be associated with a generator starter. The system is configured to maintain battery charge with the charger that monitors battery temperature before initiating a boost charge. Battery charge is thereafter maintained with the charger supplying a float or eco-float current to the battery, which maximizes system life.
US12062932B2	Power storage pack, electric moving body, charging device Controller (12) of power storage pack (10) communicates with controller (32) of electric moving body (30) in a state where power storage pack (10) is mounted to the electric moving body. Communication wiring (Lc1) connects a node of power line (Lp1) on power source terminal (Tp) side relative to first switch (RYp) and controller (12) of power storage pack (10). Overvoltage protection circuit (19) turns off second switch (SWc) inserted into communication wiring (Lc1) upon detecting an overvoltage of power line (Lp1) during communication between controller (12) of power storage pack (10) and controller (32) of the electric moving body.
US12062928B2	Managing power discharge within a group of devices Methods and systems are provided for effectively managing power discharge within a group of devices. An orchestrating device specifies a group of member devices at a location between which power is capable of being transferred. Discharging metadata of at least some of the group of member devices that are potential discharging devices capable of acting as a discharging device at a current time is obtained. The discharging metadata may include: a charge available in the discharging device for discharging to a receiving device, and discharging capability data for discharging the discharging device by current transfer to a receiving device. A preferred potential discharging device to act as a discharging device based on evaluation of the discharging metadata may be determined.
US12062927B2	Power transfer system with patient support apparatus and power transfer device to transfer power to the patient support apparatus A power transfer system comprises a patient support apparatus and a power transfer device. The power transfer system provides convenience and ease of connection between a power source and the patient support apparatus to provide power to one or more electrically powered devices on the patient support apparatus or to provide energy for an energy storage device on the patient support apparatus.
US12062925B2	First network node, second node, wireless device and methods performed thereby for handling charging of the wireless device A method performed by a first network node (111). The method is for handling charging of a wireless device (130). The first network node (111) and the wireless device (130) operate in a wireless communications network (100). The first network node (111) modulates (307) one or more beam forming beams (121) in an antenna array (124) controlled by the first network node (111) with a pulse width modulation. The first network node (111) then charges (308), wirelessly, the wireless device (130), with the modulated one or more beam forming beams (121).
US12062924B2	Electronic device for wireless power transmission and operating method thereof An electronic device according to various embodiments include a sensor, a first magnetic element which can be rotated to have a polarity of a first pole or a second pole in a first direction, and a processor. When the first magnetic element is aligned in the first direction by a magnetic force generated due to the approach of a second magnetic element included in an external electronic device, the processor is configured to identify the strength of the magnetic force and the polarity of the first magnetic element corresponding to the magnetic force by means of the sensor, select any one of a plurality of power transmission methods on the basis of the strength of the magnetic force and the polarity, and transmit power to the external electronic device wirelessly on the basis of the power transmission method.
US12062919B2	Multi-modal maximum power point tracking optimization solar photovoltaic system A multi-modal maximum power point tracking optimization solar photovoltaic system is provided. A maximum power point tracking optimizer is connected to and powered by at least one solar cell. The maximum power point tracking optimizer configured to operate: in a pass-through mode when said at least one solar cell voltage is greater than a pass-through threshold and greater than a ratio of the open-circuit voltage of said at least one solar cell, said pass-through mode flowing current through a pass-through circuit; in an optimizing mode when said at least one solar cell voltage is greater than an optimizing threshold and less than a ratio of the open-circuit voltage of said at least one solar cell, said optimizing mode modulating current flow using a DC-to-DC switching circuit to direct the voltage of said at least solar cell towards said ratio of the open-circuit voltage; in an active bypass mode when said at least one solar cell voltage is less than an active bypass threshold, said active bypass mode flowing current through an active bypass circuit.
US12062912B2	Systems and methods for automatically characterizing disturbances in an electrical system A method includes capturing at least one energy-related waveform using at least one intelligent electronic device in an electrical system, and processing electrical measurement data from, or derived from, the at least one energy-related waveform to identify disturbances in the electrical system. In response to identifying the disturbances in the electrical system, each sample of the at least one energy-related waveform associated with the identified disturbances is analyzed and categorized into one of a plurality of disturbance categories. The disturbance categories may include voltage sags due to upline electrical system disturbances, voltage sags due to downline electrical system faults, voltage sags due to downline transformer and/or motor magnetization, and voltage sags due to other downline disturbances. A disturbance categorization is determined for the at least one energy-related waveform based on the categorization of each sample. An action is taken based on the disturbance categorization.
US12062911B1	Device detection and device operation sensor Described are systems, methods, and apparatus that monitor potential voltage and/or radiated electromagnetic energy at a premises to determine device usage at the premises. The monitored potential voltage and/or radiated electromagnetic energy may be processed to generate voltage signature data and radiated electromagnetic energy signature data, a signature data pair, of an operational device and that signature data pair may be used to identify at least one of a device type, a device, a device element of the device, and/or an operational state of a device.
US12062909B2	Method and apparatus for capacitor demand evaluation in power distribution network Embodiments provide a method and apparatus for capacitor demand evaluation in a PDN that includes at least one power bus provided with multiple nodes. The multiple nodes are distributed at different positions of the power bus. Each of the multiple nodes is connected to multiple capacitors connected in parallel. Each of the multiple capacitors is provided with a respective one of control switches. The method includes: Multiple adjustment operations are performed. Upon accomplishment of each of the multiple adjustment operations, a respective IR drop of the power bus and a respective running speed of the load circuit are detected; for each of different nodes on the power bus, an ideal capacitance of the node is determined according to the IR drops of the power bus and running speeds of the load circuit detected through the multiple adjustment operations.
US12062906B2	Modular intelligent electronic device (IED) with convection cooling The present disclosure relates to an IED configured for use as a protection relay in an electric power system. The IED comprises a plurality of cassettes connected to a backplane, with at least two cassettes mounted adjacent each other. Each of the cassettes comprises a housing profile in the form of a rectangular tube having an envelope wall of a heat conducting material, and at least one electronic card arranged in a card slot within the tube formed by the housing profile, which at least one card is electrically connected to the backplane. Adjacent cassettes are separated a distance such that air canals are formed between their respective housing profiles.
US12062905B2	Compact modular electrical load management system A modular load management system comprises one or more compact modules designed to fit in the wiring troughs of a standard AC distribution panel of a building. The modules include one or more input terminals to receive electrical power from one or more circuit breakers in the panel and deliver power to load circuits of the building via one or more output terminals. The modules contain at least one disconnect switch for disconnecting circuits from breakers in response to a remote or locally-generated control signal. The modules may also include current sensors on some or all terminals, such that power and energy flow may be monitored on a per-circuit basis.
US12062904B2	Current sense circuit A current sense circuit includes channels a detection terminal, a feedback circuit and third-type switches. The channels respectively have first-type switches and second-type switches. Each of the first-type switches supplies an electric power to a load when the first-type switch is turned on. The second-type switches are respectively connected to the first-type switches in parallel, and respectively detect currents flowing through the first-type switches. The detection terminal is connected to the second-type switches. The feedback circuit includes a single operational amplifier having a first input terminal and a second input terminal. The first input terminal is connected to respective electrodes of the first-type switches close to the load. The second input terminal is connected to respective electrodes of the second-type switches close to the detection terminal. The third-type switches are connected to the electrodes of the first-type switches and the first input terminal.
US12062901B2	Integrated electrical management system and architecture An integrated electrical management system includes an electrical panel, at least one busbar mounted to the electrical panel, at least one controllable breaker electrically coupled to the at least one busbar, and processing equipment configured to process electrical signals. The processing equipment includes control circuitry configured to control the at least one controllable breaker, and one or more current sensing modules configured to sense a respective current for each of the at least one controllable breakers. The system senses currents or otherwise electrical load in branch circuit, and is configured to control the breakers on or off to control electrical load in each branch circuit. The system may receive user input, input from devices, input from other systems or network entities, or inputs from sensors, and in response determines operating parameters. Operating parameters may include on-off schedules for breakers, temporal information, fault information, or other suitable operating parameters.
US12062900B2	Method for the detection of an arc fault in an electrical circuitry, and motor vehicle A method detects an arc fault in an electrical circuitry. The electrical circuitry includes a controller, an energy storage and a plurality of loads each connected to the energy storage via a respective load path. A current measuring device determines current measurement values describing an energy storage current is assigned to the energy storage. Voltage measuring devices for determining voltage measurement values describing a load voltage at the respective load are assigned to said loads. The current measurement values and voltage measurement values are continuously transmitted to the controller via at least one communication link.
US12062896B2	Junction box cover and lighting fixture assembly A junction box cover assembly for attachment over an opening in an electrical junction box allows for a concealed connection to avoid detracting from the lighting fixture. The assembly includes a cover plate capable of being mounted to a junction box, the cover plate having an opening there through defined by a first threaded collar extending from the cover plate, a hub having a flange radially extending from a periphery of a second threaded collar defining a passage and configured to attach to the first threaded collar of the cover plate, and a circular insert detachably connected within the passage defined by the threaded collar, the circular insert having an opening for passing electrical wiring from the junction box through the passage, out the insert opening and to a light fixture. The cover plate and the radially extending flange somewhat sandwich a surface, such as drywall or wallboard, and the flange is configured to permit covering with spackling paste or joint compound to conceal the flange.
US12062895B2	Cable guide and wire harness apparatus A cable guide includes a plurality of link frame bodies arranged in a row and pivotably joined together, each of the link frame bodies including a pair of link plates 18 that are spaced apart from and opposed to each other in an orthogonal direction B that is orthogonal to an arrangement direction A, a first plate portion that joins together end portions of the pair of link plates on one side in a height direction C, and a second plate portion that joins together end portions on another side in the direction C, and at least one of two side edge portions of the first plate portion is provided with a notch portion 16 due to which a width of the first plate portion is smaller in a central portion in the direction B thereof than two end portions in the direction B of the first plate.
US12062892B2	Reconfigurable overhead unit, system and method The present invention pertains an overhead unit (1) for presenting information, gathering information, transferring information, lighting and/or alarm signals in an individualized manner in a carriage or fuselage, comprising a function module (2), a fixation module (3) for removably attaching the overhead unit to a rail, two receival modules (5a, 5b) for receiving signals, two transmission modules (4a, 4b) for sending messages and a processing module (6) for processing messages, whereby the receival modules and the transmission modules are operationally connected to the processing module, wherein the fixation module comprises a mechanical fixation system (7) configured to interlock with a fixation system of the rail, wherein the overhead unit comprises a proximal longitudinal end (9) and a distal longitudinal end (10), wherein the receival modules comprise a proximal receival module located at the proximal end of the overhead unit and a distal receival module located at the distal end of the overhead unit, whereby the receival modules each comprise a sensor, wherein the transmission modules comprise a proximal transmission module located at the proximal end of the overhead unit and a distal transmission module located at the distal end of the overhead unit, whereby the transmission modules each comprise a transmission source, wherein the processing module of the overhead unit is configured to receive signals via the receival modules from a neighbouring overhead unit or from a neighbouring control unit, and/or wherein the processing module of the overhead unit is configured to cause the transmission modules to send out signals to a neighbouring overhead unit and/or the control unit.
US12062891B2	Electrical power cable preparation device Techniques, systems and articles are described for preparing electrical cables for connections to a power grid. In one example, a system includes a rotatable tool head having a plurality of rollers, a cutting tool, a signal reflection target coupled to the at least one cutting tool, a transceiver configured to transmit a signal toward the reflection target and detect a reflected signal from the reflection target; and at least one computing device configured to cause the transceiver to transmit the signal toward the reflection target and determine, based on the reflected signal, a current relative position of the cutting tool.
US12062889B2	Method and device for monitoring switchgears A method for monitoring switchgear, provided with a switching mechanism, including: monitoring an electric power supply signal to an electromagnetic actuator of the switching mechanism in order to detect the start of the supply of electric power to the actuator, monitoring an impact intensity measurement in the switchgear in order to detect the setting in motion of the switching mechanism, monitoring a parameter representative of the open or closed state of the switchgear in order to detect a change in state of the parameter, representative of an end of an opening or closing sequence of the switchgear. The method further includes: calculating a time TACT that has elapsed between the detection of the start of the supply of electric power to the actuator and the detection of the setting in motion of the switching mechanism of the switchgear, calculating a time TM that has elapsed between the setting in motion of the switching mechanism and the sequence end.
US12062885B2	Light module and a method for its operation Disclosed herein is a light module and a method for operating the light module. The light module includes a light source; an electronic circuit for driving the light source; where the electronic circuit includes a current source, where the current source is designated for generating and controlling a control current for driving the light source, and a protection controller, where the protection controller is designated for interrupting the control current to the light source in an event in which the current source fails. The light module and the related method address an eye-safe operation of the light module, specifically for a laser light source included by the light module to achieve compliance to laser safety class 1.
US12062883B2	Semiconductor module and method of manufacturing same A semiconductor module includes a sub-mount having a front surface, a back surface, side surfaces connecting the front surface and the back surface, a semiconductor element soldered onto the front surface of the sub-mount, and a block soldered onto the back surface of the sub-mount. The semiconductor element protrudes outward beyond a first side surface of the sub-mount, a concave portion is formed on each of a second side surface and a third side surface of the sub-mount perpendicular to the first side surface, the concave portion extending from the front surface of the sub-mount toward the back surface of the sub-mount, and the concave portion is disposed to allow a projection of a collet to be held in the concave portion with the front surface of the sub-mount held by suction by the collet.
US12062882B2	Pump modulation for optical amplifier link communication A system for communicating supervisory information between amplifier nodes in an optical communication network utilizes modulation of an included pump source to superimpose the supervisory information on data signals (typically customer data signals) propagating between the amplifier nodes transmitted customer signals. The modulated pump appears as a modulated envelope on the amplified data signal exiting the amplifier node, and may be recovered by suitable demodulation components located at the second node (i.e., the destined receiver of the supervisory information). The supervisory information may include monitoring messages, provisioning data, protocol updates, etc., and is utilized as an input to an included modulator, which then forms a drive signal for the pump controller.
US12062872B2	Adapter for electrically connecting a lighting device to an electrical track The invention relates to an adaptor for electrically connecting a lighting apparatus to an electrified track, wherein the electrified track comprises AC main phases L1, L2 and L3 and a neutral wire N, wherein the adaptor has a housing designed to be inserted into a U-shaped profile of the electrified track, wherein the adaptor has contacts for contacting the AC main phases L1, L2 and L3 and the neutral wire N of the electrified track, wherein the adaptor comprises an electronic control unit in the housing, wherein the control unit is configured to select a combination of one of the all connected AC main phases L1, L2, L3 with the neutral wire N for supplying the lighting apparatus.
US12062870B2	Single conductor connector guard A conductor connector guard adapted for enclosing or housing one-to-many junctions between separable connectors. The guard is configured to house separable connectors for 3-channel, 5-channel, or 7-channel power distribution, with some of the embodiments presented being configured to house five pairs of separable connectors, with the connectors taking the form of single-pole conductor connectors in some cases. The guard is designed to comply with safety requirements for power distribution junctions that may be positioned within a public space. The guard is configured to provide a compact solution when contrasted with prior configurations involving physical barriers around power distribution junctions or involving physical objects such as trash cannisters and planters being placed over junctions. The guard is also adapted to provide enhanced public safety for spliced or joined conductors and to sequester energy sources in public spaces such as with a lock and tag out-type device.
US12062866B2	Electrical connector having a movable contact portion and a movable protector A connector includes: a contact including a contact portion connected to a connection terminal by pushing the connection terminal of an external device; a protector protecting the contact portion by covering the contact and including a first opening portion making the contact portion protrude; and a base body accommodating the contact and the protector, and including a second opening portion making the protector protrude; a first waterproof elastic member provided between the contact and the first opening portion and preventing liquid from intruding from a space between the contact and the first opening portion; a second waterproof elastic member provided between the protector and the second opening portion and preventing liquid from intruding from a space between the protector and the second opening portion. The contact portion is movable with respect to the first opening portion. The protector is movable with respect to the second opening portion.
US12062861B2	System and method for a digitally beamformed phased array feed Systems and methods are provided for a digital beamformed phased array feed. The system may include a radome configured to allow electromagnetic waves to propagate; a multi-band software defined antenna array tile; a power and clock management subsystem configured to manage power and time of operation; a thermal management subsystem configured to dissipate heat generated by the multi-band software defined antenna array tile; and an enclosure assembly. The multi-band software defined antenna array tile may include a plurality of coupled dipole array antenna elements; a plurality of frequency converters; and a plurality of digital beamformers.
US12062860B2	Antenna system An antenna system includes a dielectric substrate, a ground element, and a first antenna element. The dielectric substrate has a first surface and a second surface, which are opposite to each other. The ground element is disposed on the first surface of the dielectric substrate. The first antenna element includes a first radiation element, a feeding radiation element, a second radiation element, and a shorting radiation element. The first radiation element has a feeding point, and is disposed on the second surface of the dielectric substrate. The feeding radiation element is adjacent to the first radiation element. The second radiation element is coupled to the feeding radiation element. The second radiation element is further coupled through the shorting radiation element to the ground element.
US12062859B2	True time phase shifter for MM-wave radio Aspects of the present disclosure includes a phase shifter that includes a first meandering transmission line having a first input configured to receive a first input signal and a first output configured to provide a first output signal; and a plurality of switches configured to adjust an effective electrical length of the first meandering transmission line. In some embodiments, a method for processing a millimeter wave communication signal in a phase-array antenna includes determining a phase shift appropriate for the millimeter wave communication signal; determining configuration of a plurality of switches configured to adjust an effective electrical length of a first meandering transmission line configured to receive the millimeter wave communication signal; and setting the plurality of switches.
US12062856B2	Antenna coupled feed module and electronic device with same An antenna coupled feed module is received in a slit formed between a metal frame and at least one electronic component of an electronic device. The antenna coupled feed module includes a substrate, at least one coupled feed portion, an active circuit, a metal layer, and a non-conductive layer. The coupled feed portion and the active circuit are disposed on opposite surfaces of the substrate; the coupled feed portion couples the electrical signals to the metal layer, the metal layer conducts the electrical signals to the metal frame to radiate wireless signals; the non-conductive layer is arranged between the metal layer and the at least one coupled feed portion, and covers the coupled feed portion; the active circuit switches the electrical signals fed to the coupled feed portion. An electronic device with the antenna coupled feed module is also provided.
US12062852B2	Antenna and fabrication method An antenna and a fabrication method of the antenna are provided. The antenna includes a plurality of sub-antennas arranged in an array. A sub-antenna of the plurality of sub-antennas includes a first substrate and a second substrate that are disposed opposite to each other, a dielectric function layer disposed between the first substrate and the second substrate, a ground metal layer disposed on a side of the first substrate facing towards the dielectric function layer, and a metal connector. The first substrate of each sub-antenna is coplanar with each other, and the second substrate of each sub-antenna is coplanar with each other. A spliced region is formed between adjacent two sub-antennas of the plurality of sub-antennas, and in the spliced region, two first substrates of the adjacent two sub-antennas are connected by the metal connector.
US12062848B2	Antenna apparatus To provide a technology that can suppress the reduction of an antenna gain while maintaining the quality of the design of the exterior furnishing of the antenna.Provided is an antenna apparatus including: an antenna module that includes a first slot antenna that transmits or receives a first wireless signal, a first feed element that supplies power to the first slot antenna, a second slot antenna that transmits or receives a second wireless signal having a polarization direction orthogonal to a polarization direction of the first wireless signal, and a second feed element that supplies power to the second slot antenna; and a metal plate that includes a first slot, and a second slot a longitudinal direction of which is orthogonal to a longitudinal direction of the first slot.
US12062847B2	Antenna, antenna array, and communications device This application discloses an antenna, an antenna array, and a communications device. The antenna includes a radiation part and a feeding part. The feeding part is coupled to the radiation part and is configured to feed power to the radiation part, so that the radiation part radiates a low-frequency signal outward. The radiation part includes one or more frequency selection units with a bandpass characteristic, and the radiation part is a structure that is capable of exciting, when a high-frequency signal passes through, coupling currents. When the high-frequency signal passes through the radiation part, each pair of coupling currents excited on the radiation part appear in pairs and can cancel each other. This can reduce or even completely eliminate a high-frequency induced current with the same frequency as the high-frequency signal on the radiation part.
US12062845B1	Non-foster circuit for antenna broadbanding using time variant filters A synthesized non-Foster time-variant filter is disclosed for matching impedance. The synthesized non-Foster time-variant filter may include a negative-inductor circuit and a negative-capacitor circuit. The negative-inductor circuit and the negative-capacitor circuit may be configured to be dynamically controlled based on a known transmit signal. The negative-inductor circuit may be configured to synthesize a negative inductance of a range of inductances. The negative-capacitor circuit may include a plurality of capacitors coupled together in parallel. Each capacitor may include a first capacitor end and a second capacitor end. The negative-capacitor circuit may be configured to synthesize a negative capacitance of a range of capacitances. The negative-capacitor circuit may include a plurality of inductors coupled together in series. Each inductor may include a first inductor end and a second inductor end.
US12062842B2	Antenna element and electronic device An antenna element includes a base including laminated insulating layers, a radiation conductor on a principal surface of the base, an insulator at least a portion of which is on a surface of the radiation conductor, and an interlayer connection conductor in at least one of the insulating layers and connected to the radiation conductor, wherein a connection region of the surface of the radiation conductor overlapping the interlayer connection conductor protrudes relative to an outer edge of the radiation conductor in a lamination direction in which the insulating layers are laminated, and the insulator does not overlap the connection region and at least sandwiches the connection region when viewed in the lamination direction of the insulating layers.
US12062840B2	Vehicle-mounted antenna system A vehicle-mounted antenna system according to the present invention comprises: a first antenna system in which a plurality of first antenna elements disposed in a structure mounted on a vehicle perform multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO); and a second antenna system in which a plurality of second antenna elements attached to a side surface of a polyhedron disposed in the structure perform beamforming, wherein the disposed plurality of first antenna elements are formed, in the front and back of the polyhedron, on a substrate erected at a predetermined angle to the structure, and thus, the present invention may provide an antenna array optimized in terms of spacing between antenna elements in a flat-type vehicle antenna provided with an LTE antenna system and a 5G antenna system.
US12062839B2	Antenna system loaded in vehicle and vehicle having the same A vehicle antenna system for being loaded on a vehicle can include a telematics part; and an antenna structure coupled to at least one side surface of the telematics part, in which the antenna structure includes a plurality of antenna elements configured to transmit or receive first radio signals in a first communication system, and an end portion of the telematics part corresponding to the at least one side surface is coupled to the antenna structure.
US12062837B2	Methods and systems for mitigating interference with a nearby satellite In one embodiment, an antenna system is described. The antenna system includes a primary antenna on an aircraft. The primary antenna is mechanically steerable and has an asymmetric antenna beam pattern with a narrow beamwidth axis and a wide beamwidth axis at boresight. The antenna system also includes a secondary antenna on the aircraft, the secondary antenna including an array of antenna elements. The antenna system also includes an antenna selection system to control communication of a signal between the aircraft and a target satellite via the primary antenna and the secondary antenna. The antenna selection system switches communication of the signal from the primary antenna to the secondary antenna when an amount of interference with an adjacent satellite reaches a threshold due to the wide beamwidth axis of the asymmetric antenna beam pattern.
US12062833B2	Packaged electronic device having integrated antenna and locking structure A method for forming packaged electronic device structure includes providing a conductive leadframe. The leadframe can include a die pad and a plurality of conductive leads. The method can include coupling an electronic device to the plurality of conductive leads. The method can include providing an antenna structure, which can include a conductive pillar structure and an elongated conductive beam structure. The method can include providing a package body encapsulating the electronic device, at least portions of each conductive lead, and at least portions of the die pad. In an example, the conductive pillar structure can extend from the first package body surface to the second package body surface, the elongated conductive beam structure can be disposed adjoining the first package body surface and can be electrically connected to the conductive pillar structure, and a portion of the elongated conductive beam structure can be exposed outside of the package body.
US12062832B2	Electronic device and manufacturing method thereof A method of manufacturing an electronic device includes providing a core dielectric layer with two conductive layers formed on two opposite surfaces of the core dielectric layer, and removing at least a portion of each of the two conductive layers to respectively form an antenna pattern and a circuit pattern of a chip package at the two opposite surfaces of the core dielectric layer.
US12062830B2	Antenna assembly and communication device with lighting function An antenna assembly with a lighting function includes a Vivaldi antenna, a plurality of first LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes), and a plurality of second LEDs. The Vivaldi antenna includes a first radiation element and a second radiation element. A notch region is defined by the first radiation element and the second radiation element. The first LEDs are disposed inside the notch region. The first LEDs are used as matching elements of the Vivaldi antenna. The second LEDs are disposed outside the notch region. The second LEDs are used as directors of the Vivaldi antenna.
US12062828B2	Resonant cavity filter comprising a dielectric resonator mounted to a conductive housing by a dielectric fastener located within a longitudinal bore of the dielectric resonator Resonant cavity filters include a conductive housing having a floor. A dielectric resonator is mounted to extend upwardly from the floor. The dielectric resonator has a cylindrical body with a longitudinal bore that defines an inner sidewall. The longitudinal bore has a variable transverse cross-sectional area. A threaded dielectric fastener is at least partially inserted within the longitudinal bore of the cylindrical body.
US12062826B2	Superconducting qubit memory of quantum computer A qubit memory of a quantum computer is provided. The qubit memory according to an embodiment includes a first readout unit, a first transmon, and a first data storage unit storing quantum information, and the first data storage unit includes a first superconducting waveguide layer, an insulating layer, and a superconductor layer sequentially stacked on a substrate. In one example, the first superconducting waveguide layer may include a superconducting resonator.
US12062825B2	Electrochemical device An electrochemical apparatus includes a reaction layer including a membrane electrode assembly (MEA); and separators respectively stacked on two opposite surfaces of the reaction layer, wherein each separator includes first channels disposed on a first surface thereof and second channels disposed on a second surface thereof, in which the separators are disposed such that the first channels or the second channels thereof face each other with the reaction layer interposed therebetween, simplifying a structure and a manufacturing process.
US12062824B2	Method and apparatus for producing membrane electrode assembly A method of manufacturing a membrane-electrode assembly including an electrolyte membrane and a catalyst layer-formed gas diffusion layer bonded to the electrolyte membrane, the method including: a liquid application step of applying, in the atmosphere, a liquid to only a surface of the catalyst layer before bonding; and a thermocompression bonding step of bonding, to the electrolyte membrane, the catalyst layer-formed gas diffusion layer to which the liquid is applied, by thermocompression bonding. Provided is a method of manufacturing a membrane-electrode assembly including a polymer electrolyte membrane and a catalyst layer-formed gas diffusion layer bonded to the polymer electrolyte membrane, in which the manufacturing method can achieve both the relaxation of thermocompression bonding conditions and the improvement of adhesion between the catalyst layer-formed gas diffusion layer and the electrolyte membrane with high productivity.
US12062818B2	Energy storage device A method for manufacturing an energy storage device. A stack is provided on a substrate. The stack comprises a first electrode layer, a second electrode layer, and an electrolyte layer between the first electrode layer and the second electrode layer. The method includes forming a first groove, a second groove, and a third groove in a first side of the stack opposite to a second side of the stack on the substrate. The first groove has a first depth and a first surface comprising a first exposed surface of the second electrode layer. The second groove has a second depth different from the first depth and a second surface comprising an exposed surface of the first electrode layer. The third groove has a third depth substantially the same as the first depth and a third surface comprising a second exposed surface of the second electrode layer.
US12062816B2	Lithium primary battery having improved output characteristics, and manufacturing method therefor Provided are a lithium primary battery in which a structure of an electrode closely related to output characteristics of the battery is improved to expand a reaction area, thus improving the output characteristics of the battery, and a method for manufacturing the lithium primary battery.
US12062815B2	Battery system Circuit module for coupling a plurality of battery cell units. The circuit module includes a first set of terminals having a positive terminal and a negative terminal for coupling to a first battery cell unit, and a second set of terminals having a positive terminal and a negative terminal for coupling to a second battery cell unit. The positive terminal of the first set of terminals is coupled to the negative terminal of the second set of terminals either directly or via one or more passive components, and the negative terminal of the first set of terminals and the positive terminal of the second set of terminals each is coupled to a switching assembly. The switching assembly is operatively configured to selectively connect or bypass each one of the battery cell units. The invention is also directed to a battery system including the circuit module and a plurality of battery cell units.
US12062814B2	Soft-pack battery module, battery pack, and device using soft-pack battery module This application discloses a soft-pack battery module, including at least two battery stack layers stacked in a thickness direction of battery cells, where each battery stack layer includes a battery cell and a connecting piece connected to a tab of the battery cell, the connecting piece includes a first section and a second section, the first section is connected to the tab, the second section is connected to the first section, the second section is arranged by a side of the first section, the second section extends toward a large surface of the battery cell and covers at least a part of the large surface of the battery cell, and an insulating material is provided on a side of the second section away from the large surface of the battery cell.
US12062812B2	Battery module and method and equipment for manufacturing the same, battery pack, and apparatus The present application relates to a battery module and a method and equipment for manufacturing the same, a battery pack, and an apparatus. The battery module includes Type 1 battery cells and Type 2 battery cells connected in series; the Type 1 battery cells and the Type 2 battery cells satisfy the following criteria: 1.01×C1/C2≤N2≤1.25, and C1
US12062794B2	Electrical power storage devices An electrical storage device includes high surface area fibers (e.g., shaped fibers and/or microfibers) coated with carbon (graphite, expanded graphite, activated carbon, carbon black, carbon nanofibers, CNT, or graphite coated CNT), electrolyte, and/or electrode active material (e.g., lead oxide) in electrodes. The electrodes are used to form electrical storage devices such as electrochemical batteries, electrochemical double layer capacitors, and asymmetrical capacitors.
US12062779B2	Non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery A non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery with a negative electrode active material including a carbon material, and a silicon-containing material in which Si particles are dispersed in a lithium ion conductive phase. The negative electrode material mixture layer having a thickness T0 includes a first region on the negative electrode surface side having a thickness of T1, and a second region on the negative electrode current collector side, and the ratio T1/T0 is 1/20 to 19/20. The ratio of a mass ratio MS1 of the silicon-containing material in the first region to a mass ratio MS2 of the silicon-containing material in the second region is not less than 0 and less than 1. An open circuit potential of the negative electrode in a fully charged condition is higher than 0 mV and 70 mV or lower relative to lithium metal.
US12062775B2	Low-temperature preparation of cathode active material The invention discloses a method of preparing a current collector surface enriched with cathode active material. The method comprises preparing a precursor solution by dissolving at least two metal salts and one or more organic acids in a first solvent, adding one or more basic compounds and one or more non-metallic salts to the precursor solution, diluting the precursor solution by adding a second solvent, preparing a surface-treated current collector by disposing at least part of the diluted precursor solution on a current collector surface material, and heating the surface-treated current collector at a temperature of 500° C. or less under an oxidative or inert atmosphere, thereby decomposing the diluted precursor solution.
US12062770B2	Thermal barrier component for mitigating thermal runaway in batteries A thermal barrier component for an electrochemical cell (e.g., a battery) includes a mat, a functional material, and a polymer binder. The mat includes a porous matrix. The functional material is in pores of the porous matrix. The functional material includes an oxide. In certain aspects, the functional material may be a composite material. The polymer binder is in contact with the porous matrix and the functional material. At least one of the porous matrix, the functional material, and the polymer binder is configured to serve as an intumescent carbon source. The oxide is configured to catalyze thermal degradation of the intumescent carbon source to form intumescent carbon at a first temperature. The first temperature is greater than or equal to about 300° C. The thermal barrier component is configured to mitigate thermal runaway in an electrochemical cell. The thermal barrier component may include one or more layers.
US12062769B2	Battery pack and treatment system A battery pack supplies an electrically driven treatment apparatus with an electric driving power, and includes: a stack limiting structure; a plurality of pouch cells, wherein the pouch cells are disposed in a stack, wherein the stack is disposed within the stack limiting structure; an outer temperature sensor, wherein the outer temperature sensor is disposed and configured for measuring an outer temperature of the stack outside the stack at an edge of the stack or the stack limiting structure, and/or outside the stack limiting structure; and a control device. The control device is configured for comparison of the measured outer temperature and/or a quantity based on the measured outer temperature to at least one temperature comparative value. The at least one temperature comparative value is a function of at least one of the pouch cells. The control device is configured for controlling the battery pack in response to a result of the comparison.
US12062761B2	Fabrication of all-solid-state energy storage devices A semiconductor device structure and method for forming the same is disclosed. The structure incudes a silicon substrate having at least one trench disposed therein. An electrical and ionic insulating layer is disposed over at least a top surface of the substrate. A plurality of energy storage device layers is formed within the one trench. The plurality of layers includes at least a cathode-based active electrode having a thickness of, for example, at least 100 nm and an internal resistance of, for example, less than 50 Ohms/cm2. The method includes forming at least one trench in a silicon substrate. An electrical and ionic insulating layer(s) is formed and disposed over at least a top surface of the silicon substrate. A plurality of energy storage device layers is formed within the trench. Each layer of the plurality of energy storage device layers is independently processed and integrated into the trench.
US12062759B2	Electrolyte for lithium secondary battery and lithium secondary battery including the same An electrolyte for a lithium secondary battery and a lithium second battery including the same are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, an electrolyte includes an additive containing a compound represented by Formula 1, an oligomer containing a unit represented by Formula 2 and having an acrylate group at an end thereof, a lithium salt, and an organic solvent.
US12062758B2	Battery, battery pack, electronic device, electric vehicle, and electric power system A battery includes a cathode, an anode, and an electrolyte layer, and the electrolyte layer includes an electrolytic solution, a first polymeric compound configured to retain the electrolytic solution, and inorganic particles configured to retain a compound having a polar group on a surface.
US12062754B2	Battery A battery includes a positive electrode, a negative electrode, and an electrolyte layer disposed between the positive electrode and the negative electrode. The electrolyte layer includes a first layer, a second layer, and a mixture layer disposed between the first layer and the second layer. The first layer includes a first solid electrolyte material. The second layer includes a second solid electrolyte material, the second solid electrolyte material being different from the first solid electrolyte material. The mixture layer includes the first solid electrolyte material and the second solid electrolyte material.
US12062752B2	Separator for lithium sulfur batteries Provided are materials that may be used in or as a separator in an electrochemical cell such as a lithium sulfur battery. The separator includes a material capable of absorbing and desorbing a polysulfide. The inclusion of the materials in a separator provide for reduced sulfur loss from a cathode during cycling thereby improving cycle life.
US12062749B2	Guide hopper and apparatus for manufacturing secondary battery including the same Provided are a guide hopper and an apparatus for manufacturing secondary battery including the same. The guide hopper includes a guide space adjusted by movement of a corner member defining the guide space. The guide hopper includes a housing, in which an inner space having upper and lower portions is defined, and a variable assembly disposed in the inner space of the housing. The variable assembly includes four corner members of which bent inner sides define a guide space having a rectangular shape. The size of the guide space is adjustable by movement of the corner members in a first direction or in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction.
US12062744B2	Display substrate, display device and method for manufacturing a display substrate The present disclosure relates to a display substrate, a display device, and a method for manufacturing a display substrate. The display substrate includes a base substrate having a first side and a second side opposite to the first side, a via provided in the base substrate, a thin film transistor provided on the first side of the base substrate, a first conductive structure provided on the first side of the base substrate, wherein a first sub-portion of the first conductive structure is located in the via, and wherein a material of the first conductive structure is the same as a material of a source/drain electrode of the thin film transistor.
US12062742B2	Package structure and manufacturing method of the same A package structure includes a substrate, a plurality of conductive pads, a light-emitting diode, a photo imageable dielectric material, and a black matrix. The substrate includes a top surface. The conductive pads are located on the top surface of the substrate. The light-emitting diode is located on the conductive pads. The photo imageable dielectric material is located between the light-emitting diode and the top surface of the substrate and between the conductive pads. An orthogonal projection of the light-emitting diode on the substrate is overlapped with an orthogonal projection of the photo imageable dielectric material on the substrate. The black matrix is located on the top surface of the substrate and the conductive pads.
US12062741B2	Method for producing a conversion element, conversion element, and radiation-emitting component A method for producing a conversion element comprising the following steps is described: providing a conversion layer having a matrix, in which phosphor particles are brought in, the phosphor particles comprising a host lattice having activator ions and being concentrated in a enrichment zone, providing a compensation layer having the matrix, in which compensation particles are brought in, which comprise the host lattice and are concentrated in a enrichment zone, and joining the conversion layer and the compensation layer in such a way that the enrichment zone of the conversion layer and the enrichment zone of the compensation layer are arranged symmetrically to one another with respect to a symmetry plane of the conversion element. A conversion element and a component are also specified.
US12062740B2	Semiconductor device with an arrangement of recesses for receiving electrodes An embodiment provides a semiconductor device comprising: a semiconductor structure including a first conductive semiconductor layer, an active layer, a second conductive semiconductor layer, and a plurality of first recesses and second recesses which extend through the second conductive semiconductor layer and the active layer and are arranged up to one region of the first conductive semiconductor layer, a first electrode disposed inside each of the first recesses and second recesses to be electrically connected to the first conductive semiconductor layer, and a second electrode electrically connected to the second conductive semiconductor layer, wherein the first conductive semiconductor layer, the active layer, the second conductive semiconductor layer include aluminum, and the number of most adjacent recesses in the plurality of second recesses is fewer than that in the plurality of first recesses and the plurality of second recesses include multiple recesses, each having an area larger than that of each of the plurality of first recesses.
US12062732B2	Solar cell structures for improved current generation and collection In one aspect, optoelectronic devices are described herein. In some implementations, an optoelectronic device comprises a photovoltaic cell. The photovoltaic cell comprises a space-charge region, a quasi-neutral region, and a low bandgap absorber region (LBAR) layer or an improved transport (IT) layer at least partially positioned in the quasi-neutral region of the cell.
US12062731B2	Solar cell panel A solar cell according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is positioned so that a second solar cell adjacent to a first solar cell in a first direction have an adjacent portion in contact with or overlapping with the first solar cell in the first direction on a front surface of the first solar cell. In this case, a plurality of wiring members connecting the first and second solar cells are formed to be extended to the front surface of the first solar cell, the adjacent portion, and the rear surface of the second solar cell.
US12062730B2	Photovoltaic module A photovoltaic module includes a front protective layer, a back protective layer, a plurality of solar cells, and a filler. The front protective layer is transmissive to light and has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The back protective layer faces the second surface. The plurality of solar cells are between the second surface and the back protective layer. The filler is between the front protective layer and the plurality of solar cells and covers the plurality of solar cells. The filler includes a material with a chemical structure to generate a free acid. The front protective layer includes a weather-resistance resin. At least a part of the first surface is exposed to a space external to the photovoltaic module.
US12062726B2	Semiconductor device The semiconductor device of the present invention includes a first conductivity type semiconductor layer made of a wide bandgap semiconductor and a Schottky electrode formed to come into contact with a surface of the semiconductor layer, and has a threshold voltage Vth of 0.3 V to 0.7 V and a leakage current Jr of 1×10−9 A/cm2 to 1×10−4 A/cm2 in a rated voltage VR.
US12062723B2	Semiconductor device and method for manufacturing semiconductor device A highly reliable semiconductor device with favorable electrical characteristics is provided. The semiconductor device includes a first insulator; a first conductor and a second conductor over the first insulator; an oxide provided between the first conductor and the second conductor; a second insulator over the first conductor, the second conductor, and the oxide; and a third conductor over the second insulator. A side surface of the first conductor includes a region in contact with one side surface of the oxide, a side surface of the second conductor includes a region in contact with the other side surface of the oxide. The level of a top surface of the first conductor, the level of a top surface of the second conductor, and the level of a top surface of the oxide are substantially the same. The conductivity of the first conductor is higher than that of the oxide, and the conductivity of the second conductor is higher than that of the oxide.
US12062718B2	Transistor arrangement with a load transistor and a sense transistor A transistor arrangement includes a drift and drain region arranged in a semiconductor body and each connected to a drain node, a plurality of load transistor cells each comprising a source region integrated in a first region of the semiconductor body, a plurality of sense transistor cells each comprising a source region integrated in a second region of the semiconductor body, a first source node electrically connected to the source region of each of the plurality of the load transistor cells via a first source conductor, and a second source node electrically connected to the source region of each of the plurality of the sense transistor cells via a second source conductor, and wherein a resistance of the second source conductor is different from a resistance of the first source conductor.
US12062715B2	HEMT transistor with adjusted gate-source distance, and manufacturing method thereof An HEMT includes: a heterostructure; a dielectric layer on the heterostructure; a gate electrode, which extends throughout the thickness of the dielectric layer; a source electrode; and a drain electrode. The dielectric layer extends between the gate electrode and the drain electrode and is absent between the gate electrode and the source electrode. In this way, the distance between the gate electrode and the source electrode can be designed in the absence of constraints due to a field plate that extends towards the source electrode.
US12062709B2	Gate spacer structure and method of forming same A semiconductor device and a method of forming the same are provided. The method includes forming a sacrificial gate structure over an active region. A first spacer layer is formed along sidewalls and a top surface of the sacrificial gate structure. A first protection layer is formed over the first spacer layer. A second spacer layer is formed over the first protection layer. A third spacer layer is formed over the second spacer layer. The sacrificial gate structure is replaced with a replacement gate structure. The second spacer layer is removed to form an air gap between the first protection layer and the third spacer layer.
US12062708B2	Selective silicon etch for gate all around transistors Horizontal gate-all-around devices and methods of manufacturing same are described. The hGAA devices comprise a trimmed semiconductor material between source regions and drain regions of the device. The method includes selectively isotropically etching semiconductor material layers between source regions and drain regions of an electronic device.
US12062707B2	Method of manufacturing a field effect transistor by tilted implantation of dopants into inner sidewalls of gate spacers Field effect transistor and manufacturing method thereof are disclosed. The field effect transistor includes a substrate, fins, a gate structure, a first spacer and a second spacer. The fins protrude from the substrate and extend in a first direction. The gate structure is disposed across and over the fins and extends in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. The first spacer is disposed on sidewalls of the gate structure. The second spacer is disposed on the first spacer and surrounds the gate structure. The first spacer is fluorine-doped and includes fluorine dopants.
US12062705B2	Semiconductor device and method of forming vertical structure According to an exemplary embodiment, a method of forming a vertical structure is provided. The method includes the following operations: providing a substrate; providing the vertical structure having a source, a channel, and a drain over the substrate; shrinking the source and the channel by oxidation; forming a metal layer over the drain of the vertical structure; and annealing the metal layer to form a silicide over the drain of the vertical structure.
US12062704B2	Semiconductor memory device A semiconductor memory device includes: a semiconductor substrate; a memory cell array disposed separately from the semiconductor substrate in a first direction; and first and second transistor arrays disposed on the semiconductor substrate. The semiconductor substrate includes a first region to a fourth region arranged in a second direction and a fifth region to an eighth region arranged in the second direction. These regions are each adjacent in a third direction. The memory cell array includes first conducting layers disposed in the first to fourth regions and second conducting layers disposed in the fifth to eighth regions. The first transistor array includes transistors connected to the plurality of first conducting layers via contacts disposed in the second region. The second transistor array includes transistors connected to the plurality of second conducting layers via contacts disposed in the seventh region.
US12062700B2	Gallium-nitride-based module with enhanced electrical performance and process for making the same The present disclosure relates to a Gallium-Nitride (GaN) based module, which includes a module substrate, a thinned switch die residing over the module substrate, a first mold compound, and a second mold compound. The thinned switch die includes an electrode region, a number of switch interconnects extending from a bottom surface of the electrode region to the module substrate, an aluminium gallium nitride (AlGaN) barrier layer over a top surface of the electrode region, a GaN buffer layer over the AlGaN barrier layer, and a lateral two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) layer realized at a heterojunction of the AlGaN barrier layer and the GaN buffer layer. The first mold compound resides over the module substrate, surrounds the thinned switch die, and extends above a top surface of the thinned switch die to form an opening over the top surface of the thinned switch die. The second mold compound fills the opening.
US12062699B2	Horizontal Current Bipolar Transistor with Silicon-Germanium base A semiconductor device including a Horizontal Current Bipolar Transistor (HCBT) and methods of manufacture. The device has a semiconductor substrate of a first conductivity type defining a wafer plane parallel to the semiconductor substrate and has a base region and a collector region forming a first metallurgical junction. The device also has an emitter region forming a second metallurgical junction with the base region. A flat portion of the first metallurgical junction and a flat portion of the second metallurgical junction are substantially parallel to each other and close an acute angle with the wafer plane. At least a portion of the base region comprises silicon-germanium alloy or silicon-germanium-carbon alloy.
US12062689B2	Manufacturing method of capacitor structure A capacitor structure and a manufacturing method thereof are disclosed in this invention. The capacitor structure includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a capacitor dielectric stacked layer. The capacitor dielectric stacked layer is disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode, and the capacitor dielectric stacked layer includes a first dielectric layer. The first dielectric layer includes a first zirconium oxide layer and a first zirconium silicon oxide layer. A manufacturing method of a capacitor structure includes the following steps. A capacitor dielectric stacked layer is formed on a first electrode, and the capacitor dielectric stacked layer includes a first dielectric layer. The first dielectric layer includes a first zirconium oxide layer and a first zirconium silicon oxide layer. Subsequently, a second electrode is formed on the capacitor dielectric stacked layer, and the capacitor dielectric stacked layer is located between the first electrode and the second electrode.
US12062684B2	Light emitting diode (LED) stack for a display A light emitting diode (LED) pixel for a display including a first LED stack having a first well layer, a second LED stack disposed on the first LED stack and having a second well layer, a third LED stack disposed on the second LED stack and having a third well layer, a first electrode disposed on the first LED stack and in ohmic contact with the first LED stack, a second electrode disposed on the second LED stack and in ohmic contact with a surface of the second LED stack, and a third electrode in ohmic contact with a surface of the third LED stack, in which the first well layer includes at least one base material different from that of the second well layer.
US12062683B2	Light panel and display device A light panel, includes: a printed circuit board (PCB); a light emitting element array, comprising a plurality of light emitting elements disposed on a first surface of the PCB and arranged in an array in a first direction and in a second direction; and a driving chip, disposed on a second surface of the PCB, which is opposite to the first surface; wherein the light-emitting element array comprises a light-emitting element sub-array, and orthographic projections of at least portion of light-emitting elements of the light-emitting element sub-array on the PCB are located outside an orthographic projection of the driving chip on the PCB. A display device is further provided.
US12062680B2	Solid-state imaging device, electronic apparatus, and method for producing solid-state imaging device A package structure that includes a cavity between a solid-state imaging element and a cover member prevents damage caused due to an increase in the internal pressure in the cavity, for example, upon reflow. A solid-state imaging device includes a solid-state imaging element that includes a semiconductor substrate and of which a light-receiving side is a side of one of plate surfaces of the semiconductor substrate; a translucent cover member that is provided on the light-receiving side of the solid-state imaging element, and a support that is provided on the light-receiving side of the solid-state imaging element, and supports the cover member. The semiconductor substrate further includes a concave portion that is formed on another of the plate surfaces of the semiconductor substrate.
US12062677B2	Imaging apparatus An imaging apparatus of the present disclosure includes: a plurality of pixel blocks that each includes a plurality of light-receiving pixels including color filters of mutually the same color, the plurality of light-receiving pixels being divided into a plurality of pixel pairs each including two light-receiving pixels; and a plurality of lenses provided at respective positions corresponding to the plurality of pixel pairs.
US12062676B2	Image sensor with varying grid width An image sensor in which a shading phenomenon is decreased and the quality is increased is provided. The image sensor includes a light-receiving region including a plurality of unit pixels. The image sensor further includes a first region with unit pixels adjacent to a center of the light-receiving region, and a second region with the unit pixels spaced apart from the center of the light-receiving region. In both regions, a plurality of color filters corresponding to the plurality of unit pixels is disposed on a first face of the substrate, as well as a grid pattern interposed between the plurality of color filters defining boundaries between the unit pixels. A width of the grid pattern in the second region is greater than a width of the grid pattern in the first region, thereby adjusting light receiving areas near the edge of the image sensor to correct for a shading phenomenon.
US12062674B2	Sensors having an active surface Disclosed in one example is an apparatus including a substrate, a sensor over the substrate including an active surface and a sensor bond pad, a molding layer over the substrate and covering sides of the sensor, the molding layer having a molding height relative to a top surface of the substrate that is greater than a height of the active surface of the sensor relative to the top surface of the substrate, and a lidding layer over the molding layer and over the active surface. The lidding layer and the molding layer form a space over the active surface of the sensor that defines a flow channel.
US12062664B2	Display panel including shield layer A display panel includes a first thin-film transistor (“TFT”) arranged in a display area of a substrate and including a first semiconductor layer including a silicon semiconductor, a second TFT connected to the first TFT and including a second semiconductor layer including an oxide semiconductor, a voltage line connected to the first TFT, and a shield layer arranged between the substrate and the first semiconductor layer, and including a pattern and a connection line, the pattern overlapping the first semiconductor layer, the connection line extending from the pattern, and a voltage that is a same as a voltage applied to the voltage line being applied to the shield layer.
US12062659B2	FinFET standard cell with double self-aligned contacts and method therefor The present disclosure describes a fin field-effect transistor (FinFET) standard cell with double self-aligned contacts. The FinFET standard cell with double self-aligned contacts includes a self-aligned gate contact spanning over a diffusion bonding hole and a self-aligned diffusion bonding hole contact spanning over a gate, and the FinFET device further includes a cap layer between the two self-aligned contacts so as to separate the two self-aligned contacts, thereby further reducing the size of the active fin or a dummy fin so as to further reduce the area of the FinFET standard cell, to prevent a bridge connection between adjacent M0 structures like the M0A and M0P, thereby improving yield of manufacturing.
US12062653B2	Nitride-based semiconductor bidirectional switching device and method for manufacturing the same The present disclosure provides a nitride-based bidirectional switching device with substrate potential management capability. The device has a control node, a first power/load node, a second power/load node and a main substrate, and comprises: a nitride-based bilateral transistor and a substrate potential management circuit configured for managing a potential of the main substrate. By implementing the substrate potential management circuit, the substrate potential can be stabilized to a lower one of the potentials of the first source/drain and the second source/drain of the bilateral transistor no matter in which directions the bidirectional switching device is operated. Therefore, the bilateral transistor can be operated with a stable substrate potential for conducting current in both directions.
US12062652B2	Zero mask high density capacitor Methods and semiconductor devices are described herein which eliminate the use of additional masks. A first interconnect layer is formed. A first resistive layer is formed on top of the first interconnect layer. A dielectric layer is formed on top of the first resistive layer. A second resistive layer is formed on top of the dielectric layer.
US12062651B2	Semiconductor device A semiconductor device according to an embodiment includes: a first nitride semiconductor layer having a first surface and a second surface; a first source electrode provided on the first surface; a first drain electrode provided on the first surface; a first gate electrode provided on the first surface between the first source electrode and the first drain electrode; a second nitride semiconductor layer having a third surface and a fourth surface, the third surface being provided on the second surface and facing the second surface, and the second nitride semiconductor layer having a smaller band gap than the first nitride semiconductor layer; and a first semiconductor device having a fifth surface provided on the fourth surface and facing the fourth surface with a size equal to or smaller than a size of the fourth surface, the first semiconductor device including a first semiconductor material having a smaller band gap than the second nitride semiconductor layer.
US12062646B2	Slicing micro-LED wafer and slicing micro-LED chip A slicing micro-light emitting diode (LED) wafer includes a driver circuit substrate, a plurality of micro-LEDs formed on the driver circuit substrate, the plurality of micro-LEDs being made from a plurality of epitaxial layer slices arranged side-by-side on the driver circuit substrate, and a bonding layer, formed at bottoms of the plurality of epitaxial layer slices and on a top surface of the driver circuit substrate, for bonding the micro-LEDs and the driver circuit substrate.
US12062640B2	Semiconductor device and manufacturing method thereof A semiconductor device including a first integrated circuit component, a second integrated circuit component, a third integrated circuit component, and a dielectric encapsulation is provided. The second integrated circuit component is stacked on and electrically coupled to the first integrated circuit component, and the third integrated circuit component is stacked on and electrically coupled to the second integrated circuit component. The dielectric encapsulation is disposed on the second integrated circuit component and laterally encapsulating the third integrated circuit component, where outer sidewalls of the dielectric encapsulation are substantially aligned with sidewalls of the first and second integrated circuit components. A manufacturing method of the above-mentioned semiconductor device is also provided.
US12062639B2	Semiconductor package and method of fabricating the same A semiconductor package includes a lower substrate including a central region and an edge region, an upper substrate on the central region of the lower substrate, a first semiconductor chip on the upper substrate, a second semiconductor chip on the upper substrate and horizontally spaced apart from the first semiconductor chip, a reinforcing structure on the edge region of the lower substrate, and a molding layer that covers an inner sidewall of the reinforcing structure, a top surface of the lower substrate, a sidewall of the first semiconductor chip, a sidewall of the second semiconductor chip, and the upper substrate. The molding layer is interposed between the lower substrate and the upper substrate, between the upper substrate and the first semiconductor chip, and between the upper substrate and the second semiconductor chip. The first semiconductor chip is of a different type from the second semiconductor chip.
US12062637B2	Electronic device An electronic device includes a substrate, a first pad disposed on the substrate and having a first conductive layer and a second conductive layer disposed on the first conductive layer, a first insulating layer disposed on the first conductive layer and having at least one opening exposing a portion of the first conductive layer, and a second pad disposed opposite to the first pad. The second conductive layer is disposed on the first conductive layer in the at least one opening and extends over the at least one opening to be disposed on a portion of the insulating layer. A bottom of the least one opening of the first insulating layer has an arc edge in a top view of the electronic device.
US12062634B2	Semiconductor device and production method for semiconductor device A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor element (30), an input lead, and first drive leads (60) connecting a source electrode of the semiconductor element (30) to the input lead. The first drive leads (60) are formed of a thin metal plate that is belt-shaped as viewed in a thickness-wise direction (Z). The first drive leads (60) include at least a metal plate (60A) connected to the semiconductor element (60) and a metal plate (60B) stacked on the metal plate (60A). The metal plate (60A) includes a first connector (61A) connected to the semiconductor element (30). The metal plate (60B) includes a first connector (61B) connected to the first connector (61A). The first connectors (61A, 61B) are stacked in the thickness-wise direction (Z).
US12062633B2	Non-conductive film sheet and semiconductor package including the same Provided is a semiconductor package including: at least one semiconductor device on a first substrate; a non-conductive film (NCF) on the at least one semiconductor device and comprising an irreversible thermochromic pigment; and a molding member on the at least one semiconductor device in a lateral direction, wherein a content of the irreversible thermochromic pigment in the NCF is about 0.1 wt % to about 5 wt % with respect to a weight of the NCF.
US12062632B2	Semiconductor package device Provided is a semiconductor package device including a lower redistribution substrate including a first redistribution pattern, the first redistribution pattern including a first interconnection portion and a first via portion provided on the first interconnection portion, a semiconductor chip disposed on the lower redistribution substrate, the semiconductor chip including a chip pad facing the lower redistribution substrate, an upper redistribution substrate vertically spaced apart from the lower redistribution substrate, the upper redistribution substrate including a second redistribution pattern, a vertical conductive structure disposed between the lower redistribution substrate and the upper redistribution substrate and disposed at a side of the semiconductor chip, a third redistribution pattern disposed between the lower redistribution substrate and the vertical conductive structure, and an encapsulant disposed on the semiconductor chip, the vertical conductive structure, and the third redistribution pattern, wherein the first via portion is in contact with the third redistribution pattern, and wherein a level of a bottom surface of the vertical conductive structure is higher than a level of a bottom surface of the chip pad.
US12062631B2	Microelectronic assemblies with inductors in direct bonding regions Disclosed herein are microelectronic assemblies including microelectronic components that are coupled together by direct bonding, as well as related structures and techniques. For example, in some embodiments, a microelectronic assembly may include a first microelectronic component and a second microelectronic component coupled to the first microelectronic component by a direct bonding region, wherein the direct bonding region includes at least part of an inductor.
US12062628B2	Semiconductor device A semiconductor device includes a gate line extending in a first direction, parallel to an upper surface of a semiconductor substrate; a first active region including a first channel region disposed below the gate line and including a first conductivity-type impurity; a second active region disposed to be separated from the first active region in the first direction, including a second channel region disposed below the gate line, and including the first conductivity-type impurity; and a plurality of metal wirings disposed at a first height level above the semiconductor substrate, wherein at least one metal wiring, among the plurality of metal wirings, is directly electrically connected to the first active region, no metal wirings at the first height level are electrically connected to the second active region, and at least one metal wiring, among the plurality of metal wirings, is connected to receive a signal applied to the gate line.
US12062627B2	Semiconductor device A part among a plurality of through vias formed in a non-transistor region is a floating via having a floating potential.
US12062622B2	Integrated fan-out packaging The present disclosure provides a packaged device that includes a first dielectric layer; a second dielectric layer, formed over the first dielectric layer, that includes a device substrate and a via extending from the first dielectric layer and through the second dielectric layer; and a third dielectric layer, formed over the second dielectric layer, that includes a conductive pillar extending through the third dielectric layer, wherein the conductive pillar is electrically coupled to the via of the second dielectric layer.
US12062621B2	Semiconductor package A semiconductor package includes a redistribution layer, a semiconductor chip on the redistribution layer, and a molding layer covering a sidewall of the semiconductor chip and a top surface and a sidewall of the redistribution layer. The sidewall of the redistribution layer is inclined with respect to a bottom surface of the redistribution layer, and a sidewall of the molding layer is spaced apart from the sidewall of the redistribution layer.
US12062619B2	Semiconductor packages and forming methods thereof A semiconductor package includes a redistribution layer structure, a first semiconductor chip, a circuit board structure and an encapsulation layer. The redistribution layer structure has a first side and a second side opposite to the first side. The first semiconductor chip is electrically connected to the first side of the redistribution layer structure. The circuit board structure is electrically connected to the first side of the redistribution layer structure, and the circuit board structure includes a first mask layer having an opening pattern that corresponds to first semiconductor chip. The encapsulation layer laterally encapsulates the circuit board structure and fills in a space between the semiconductor chip and the opening pattern of the first mask layer of the circuit board structure.
US12062616B2	Power delivery for embedded bridge die utilizing trench structures Methods/structures of joining package structures are described. Those methods/structures may include a die disposed on a surface of a substrate, an interconnect bridge embedded in the substrate, and at least one vertical interconnect structure disposed through a portion of the interconnect bridge, wherein the at least one vertical interconnect structure is electrically and physically coupled to the die.
US12062612B2	Semiconductor device structure and methods of forming the same An interconnection structure, along with methods of forming such, are described. The structure includes a dielectric material and a conductive feature extending through the dielectric material. The conductive feature includes a conductive material and has a first top surface. The structure further includes a dummy conductive feature disposed adjacent the conductive feature in the dielectric material, and the dummy conductive feature has a second top surface substantially co-planar with the first top surface. An air gap is formed in the dummy conductive feature.
US12062610B2	Method for forming semiconductor structure and semiconductor structure A method for forming a semiconductor structure and a semiconductor structure are provided. The method includes following operations. A semiconductor substrate is provided. The semiconductor substrate includes an array region and a peripheral region, a plurality of conductive layers are arranged in array region and separated from each other. A support layer covering the semiconductor substrate is formed. An interconnect layer is arranged in support layer located on the array region and extends to peripheral region. The interconnect layer is electrically connected to a respective one of the conductive layers and transmits an electrical signal of the respective one of the conductive layers to the peripheral region. The support layer is patterned to form a plurality of support structures located on the peripheral region and separated from each other and an interconnect structure located on the array region and peripheral region. The interconnect layer is located in the interconnect structure.
US12062609B2	Electronic fuse structure embedded in top via Provided is a semiconductor device and corresponding method of fabricating the same. The semiconductor device comprises a plurality of bottom lines. One or more top vias are arranged on top of the plurality of bottom lines. One or more electronic fuses (eFuses) are also arranged on top of the plurality of bottom lines. Each eFuse of the one or more eFuses is a via having a smaller critical dimension that the one or more top vias. A plurality of top lines are arranged on top of the one or more top vias and the one or more eFuses.
US12062608B2	Semiconductor packages A semiconductor package includes a first die, a second die, an encapsulant, a first inductor and a second inductor. The second die is stacked on the first die along a first direction. The encapsulant encapsulates the second die over the first die. The first inductor is disposed in the encapsulant and has a first spiral structure, wherein the first spiral structure has a plurality of first coils around a first axis, and the first axis is substantially perpendicular to the first direction. The second inductor is disposed in the encapsulant and having a second spiral structure, wherein the first inductor and the second inductor are disposed at opposite sides of the second die.
US12062605B2	Semiconductor package including an interposer and method of fabricating the same A semiconductor package includes a lower package, an interposer on the lower package, and an under-fill layer between the interposer and the lower package. The interposer includes a through hole that vertically penetrates the interposer. The under-fill layer includes an extension that fills at least a portion of the through hole.
US12062603B2	Semiconductor device having via sidewall adhesion with encapsulant Embodiments include plating a contact feature in a first opening in a mask layer, the contact feature physically coupled to a contact pad, the contact feature partially filling the first opening. A solder cap is directly plated onto the contact feature in the first opening. The mask layer is then removed to expose an upper surface of a work piece, the contact feature vertically protruding from the work piece. After utilizing the solder cap, etching the solder cap to remove the solder cap from over the contact feature. A first encapsulant is deposited laterally around and over an upper surface of the contact feature. The first encapsulant is planarized to level an upper surface of the first encapsulant with the upper surface of the contact feature.
US12062599B2	Power semiconductor module This power semiconductor module includes: a bus bar to which each of first main electrodes of semiconductor switching elements is joined; a heat-dissipating metal substrate to which each of second main electrodes of the semiconductor switching elements is joined; and a control gate terminal connected to each of gate pads of the semiconductor switching elements by a bonding wire, wherein at least two of the plurality of semiconductor switching elements are arranged adjacently to each other on the heat-dissipating metal substrate and electrically connected in parallel to form one arm.
US12062595B2	Semiconductor device A semiconductor device includes a resin member, a die pad including a first surface on which a semiconductor chip is disposed and covered by the resin member, and a second surface opposite to the first surface and partially covered by the resin member such that a first portion of the second surface is exposed from the resin member, and a plurality of electrodes each separated from the die pad and including a first surface connected to the semiconductor chip and covered by the resin member, and a second surface partially covered by the resin member such that a second portion of the second surface is exposed from the resin member. The first portion of the die pad includes at least four sides, each of which is nonparallel to a side of the second portion of one of the electrodes that faces the side.
US12062594B2	Integrated circuit device including a through-via structure An integrated circuit device includes: a substrate having an active surface, an inactive surface, a first region and a second region; a device structure on the active surface, and including individual devices disposed in the first region and a target through-region disposed in the second region; a multilayer wiring structure including wiring layers, wherein at least one wiring layer among the wiring layers has a landing pad overlapping the target through-region; and a through-via structure connected to the landing pad by penetrating through the second region and the target through-region, wherein the target through-region includes first insulating material patterns and dummy device patterns, wherein the first insulating material patterns each have a first area, wherein the dummy device patterns are on the active surface and each have a second area smaller than the first area, and wherein the first insulating material patterns are alternatively arranged with the dummy device patterns.
US12062590B2	Method for manufacturing semiconductor package structure A semiconductor package structure includes a substrate, a first semiconductor and a second semiconductor over the substrate, and a multi-TIM structure disposed over the first semiconductor die and the second semiconductor die. The first semiconductor die includes a first heat output and the second semiconductor die includes a second heat output less than the first heat output. The multi-TIM structure includes a first TIM layer disposed over at least a portion of the first semiconductor die and a second TIM layer. A thermal conductivity of the first TIM layer is higher than a thermal conductivity of the second TIM layer. The first TIM layer covers the first semiconductor die.
US12062589B2	Semiconductor packages including recesses to contain solder One example of a semiconductor package includes a first substrate, a second substrate, a semiconductor die, and a spacer. The semiconductor die is attached to the first substrate. The spacer is attached to the semiconductor die and attached to the second substrate via solder. A surface of the second substrate facing the spacer includes a plurality of recesses extending from proximate at least one edge of the spacer to contain a portion of the solder.
US12062580B2	Method of manufacturing a semiconductor device and a semiconductor device A semiconductor device includes semiconductor nanostructures disposed over a substrate, a source/drain epitaxial layer in contact with the semiconductor nanostructures, a gate dielectric layer disposed on and wrapping around each channel region of the semiconductor nanostructures, a gate electrode layer disposed on the gate dielectric layer and wrapping around each channel region, and insulating spacers disposed in spaces, respectively. The spaces are defined by adjacent semiconductor nanostructures, the gate electrode layer and the source/drain region. The source/drain epitaxial layer includes multiple doped SiGe layers having different Ge contents and at least one of the source/drain epitaxial layers is non-doped SiGe or Si.
US12062579B2	Method of simultaneous silicidation on source and drain of NMOS and PMOS transistors A method and apparatus for the formation of a metal-oxide semiconductor FET (MOSFET) device is disclosed herein. The method of formation includes the utilization of a silicon-germanium seed layer deposited over an n-channel metal-oxide semiconductor (NMOS) device and a p-channel metal-oxide semiconductor (PMOS) device. The seed layer may be one seed layer deposited over both the NMOS source/drain regions and the PMOS source/drain regions or two doped seed layers wherein a first doped seed layer is deposited over the PMOS source/drain regions and a second doped seed layer is deposited over the NMOS source/drain regions. The seed layer enables simultaneous formation of a silicide over both the PMOS source/drain regions and the NMOS source/drain regions. The silicide formation consumes the seed layer and forms a silicide layer which varies in composition depending upon the composition of the absorbed seed layer.
US12062575B2	Wafer processing method A wafer processing method includes an adhesive film bonding step of bonding an adhesive film on a side of a back surface of the wafer, an adhesive film cutting-off step of cutting off at least the adhesive film that is bonded on the side of the back surface of the wafer along streets from the side of the back surface of the wafer, a modified layer forming step of irradiating a laser beam of a wavelength that has transmissivity through the wafer with the laser beam focused inside the wafer, so that modified layers are formed along the streets, respectively, and a dividing step of, after performing the adhesive film cutting-off step and the modified layer forming step, applying an external force to the wafer so that the wafer is divided from the modified layers as starting points.
US12062574B2	Integrated circuit structure with through-metal through-substrate interconnect and method Disclosed is an integrated circuit (IC) structure that includes a through-metal through-substrate interconnect. The interconnect extends essentially vertically through a device level metallic feature on a frontside of a substrate, extends downward from the device level metallic feature into or completely through the substrate (e.g., to contact a backside metallic feature below), and extends upward from the device level metallic feature through interlayer dielectric (ILD) material (e.g., to contact a BEOL metallic feature above). The device level metallic feature can be, for example, a metallic source/drain region of a transistor, such as a high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) or a metal-insulator-semiconductor high electron mobility transistor (MISHEMT), which is formed on the frontside of the substrate. The backside metallic feature can be a grounded metal layer. The BEOL metallic feature can be a metal wire in one of the BEOL metal levels. Also disclosed is an associated method.
US12062572B2	Semiconductor device having metallization layer with low capacitance and method for manufacturing the same A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device includes: forming a first feature and a second feature extending in a normal direction transverse to a substrate; directionally depositing a dielectric material upon the features at an inclined angle relative to the normal direction so as to form a cap layer including a top portion disposed on a top surface of each of the features, and two opposite wall portions extending downwardly from two opposite ends of the top portion to partially cover two opposite lateral surfaces of each of the features, respectively, the cap layer on the first feature being spaced apart from the cap layer on the second feature; forming a sacrificial feature in a recess between the features; forming a sustaining layer to cover the sacrificial feature; and removing the sacrificial feature to form an air gap.
US12062571B2	Selective etching process for SiGe and doped epitaxial silicon The present disclosure relates to a fabricating procedure of a radio frequency device, in which a precursor wafer including active layers, SiGe layers, and a silicon handle substrate is firstly provided. Each active layer is formed from doped epitaxial silicon and underneath a corresponding SiGe layer. The silicon handle substrate is over each SiGe layer. Next, the silicon handle substrate is removed completely, and the SiGe layer is removed completely. An etch passivation film is then formed over each active layer. Herein, removing each SiGe layer and forming the etch passivation film over each active layer utilize a same reactive chemistry combination, which reacts differently to the SiGe layer and the active layer. The reactive chemistry combination is capable of producing a variable performance, which is an etching performance of the SiGe layer or a forming performance of the etch passivation film over the active layer.
US12062570B2	High voltage device and manufacturing method thereof A high voltage device includes: a semiconductor layer, a well, a bulk region, a gate, a source, and a drain. The bulk region is formed in the semiconductor layer and contacts the well region along a channel direction. A portion of the bulk region is vertically below and in contact with the gate, to provide an inversion region of the high voltage device when the high voltage device is in conductive operation. A portion of the well lies between the bulk region and the drain, to separate the bulk region from the drain. A first concentration peak region of an impurities doping profile of the bulk region is vertically below and in contact with the source. A concentration of a second conductivity type impurities of the first concentration peak region is higher than that of other regions in the bulk region.
US12062568B2	SiC edge ring Described herein are edge ring among components for manufacturing semiconductors used in a semiconductor manufacturing process. The SiC edge ring includes: a first deposition part having a plasma-damaged portion and a non-damaged portion and including SiC; and a second deposition part formed on the first deposition part and including SiC, wherein a boundary between the damaged portion of the first deposition part and the second deposition part includes an uneven surface.
US12062564B2	Operating method of vacuum processing apparatus An operating method of a vacuum processing apparatus for processing multiple wafers sequentially in a vacuum processing apparatus comprising multiple vacuum transfer containers, adjacent two of which are interlinked, a lock chamber inside which a wafer is housed. The multiple processing units are each subjected to cleaning the interior thereof upon elapse of a predetermined period. In advance of processing multiple wafers, the operating method configures multiple sets of processing units to process each of the wafers from among the multiple processing units and starts processing of the wafers, delayed by a predetermined time in descending order of the number of processing units included in each of the multiple sets of processing units and in descending order of distance of the processing units included from the lock chamber.
US12062558B2	Treatment method and treatment device for OOC action during semiconductor production process A treatment method for an OOC action during a semiconductor production process includes: multiple Out Of Control Action Plan IDs (OCAPID) respectively corresponding to multiple semiconductor production process steps and multiple identified contents in one-to-one correspondence with the multiple OCAPIDs are established, and an OOC action checklist including multiple OOC action check items according to the identified contents is established; it is determined whether the OOC action occurs to a wafer subjected to the current semiconductor production process step, and if the OOC action occurs to the wafer, the current OCAPID corresponding to the current semiconductor production process step is automatically obtained, and the wafer is inspected according to the current identified content corresponding to the current OCAPID.
US12062557B2	Substrate processing system and particle removal method A substrate processing system is disclosed, comprising: a vacuum transfer module; a substrate processing module connected to the vacuum transfer module and configured to process a substrate in a depressurized environment; a load-lock module connected to the vacuum transfer module; at least one substrate cooling stage disposed in the load-lock module; at least one substrate transfer robot disposed the vacuum transfer module and having at least one end effector; and a controller configured to control a particle removal operation. The operation includes: cooling at least one dummy substrate placed on said at least one substrate cooling stage to a first temperature; and holding said at least one end effector in any one of a plurality of positions in the vacuum transfer module or the substrate processing module for a first time period in a state where at least one cooled dummy substrate is placed on said at least one end effector.
US12062555B2	Micro light-emitting diode mass transfer apparatus and method The disclosure provides a micro light-emitting diode mass transfer apparatus and method. The micro light-emitting diode mass transfer apparatus includes a solution container, display backplanes, a solution drive assembly and a liquid level control assembly. The solution container contains a transfer solution, and micro light-emitting diodes to be transferred float on the liquid surface of the transfer solution. The display backplanes are submerged in the transfer solution and each provided with a plurality of chip mounting cells; mounting cell opening directions of the plurality of chip mounting cells face toward the micro light-emitting diodes; and at least one of the chip mounting cells is exposed on the liquid surface. The solution drive assembly is disposed in the solution container. The liquid level control assembly is configured to control a liquid level of the transfer solution in the solution container. The liquid level control assembly controls the liquid level of the transfer solution, the solution drive assembly provides a centrifugal force to the transfer solution, and the micro light-emitting diodes are precisely transferred into the corresponding chip mounting cells through the centrifugal force.
US12062553B2	Method of manufacturing semiconductors using fluid delivery system A method of processing semiconductors using a fluid delivery system is disclosed in which seal inserts are utilized to fluidly connect an active component that bridges two substrate blocks.
US12062552B2	Manufacturing method of semiconductor device A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device includes obtaining a shear stress FT at which that a value obtained by dividing a loss elastic modulus by a storage elastic modulus equals 1 for each of a plurality of candidate heat conductive greases at each of a plurality of temperatures that are within a prescribed control temperature range determined based on an operation temperature range of the semiconductor device to be manufactured; selecting a heat conductive grease, among the plurality of candidate heat conductive greases, that has a value of FT of 100 Pa or more and 200 Pa or less at each of the plurality of the temperatures within the prescribed control temperature range; and attaching a resin sealed body that includes a semiconductor element mounted on a laminated substrate therein to a cooler via the heat conductive grease that has been selected in the selecting.
US12062551B2	High density organic interconnect structures Generally discussed herein are systems, devices, and methods that include an organic high density interconnect structure and techniques for making the same. According to an example a method can include forming one or more low density buildup layers on a core, conductive interconnect material of the one or more low density buildup layers electrically and mechanically connected to conductive interconnect material of the core, forming one or more high density buildup layers on an exposed low density buildup layer of the one or more low density buildup layers, conductive interconnect material of the high density buildup layers electrically and mechanically connected to the conductive interconnect material of the one or more low density buildup layers, and forming another low density buildup layer on and around an exposed high density buildup layer of the one or more high density buildup layers.
US12062546B2	Substrate processing device, manufacturing method for semiconductor device, and reaction tube A substrate processing apparatus includes: a substrate holding member configured to hold a plurality of substrates; a reaction tube configured to accommodate the substrate holding member and process the substrates; a processing gas supply system configured to supply a processing gas into the reaction tube; and an exhaust system configured to exhaust an internal atmosphere of the reaction tube. The reaction tube includes: a cylindrical portion; a gas supply area formed outside one side wall of the cylindrical portion and connected to the processing gas supply system; and a gas exhaust area formed outside the other side wall of the cylindrical portion opposed to the gas supply area and connected to the exhaust system. Each of the gas supply area and the gas exhaust area has an inner wall which partitions the interior of each of the gas supply area and the gas exhaust area into a plurality of spaces.
US12062543B2	Line-end extension method and device Methods of forming line-end extensions and devices having line-end extensions are provided. In some embodiments, a method includes forming a patterned photoresist on a first region of a hard mask layer. A line-end extension region is formed in the hard mask layer. The line-end extension region extends laterally outward from an end of the first region of the hard mask layer. The line-end extension region may be formed by changing a physical property of the hard mask layer at the line-end extension region.
US12062540B2	Integrated circuit device and method for forming the same A method for forming an integrated circuit device is provided. The method includes forming a transistor over a frontside of a substrate; forming an interconnect structure over the transistor; depositing a first transition metal layer over the interconnect structure; performing a plasma treatment to turn the first transition metal layer into a first transition metal dichalcogenide layer; forming a dielectric layer over the first transition metal dichalcogenide layer; forming a first gate electrode over the dielectric layer and a first portion of the first transition metal dichalcogenide layer; and forming a first source contact and a first drain contact respectively connected with a second portion and a third portion of the first transition metal dichalcogenide layer, the first portion of the first transition metal dichalcogenide layer being between the second and third portions of the first transition metal dichalcogenide layers.
US12062538B2	Atomic layer etch and selective deposition process for extreme ultraviolet lithography resist improvement Provided herein are methods and systems for reducing roughness of an EUV resist and improving etched features. The methods involve descumming an EUV resist, filling divots of the EUV resist, and protecting EUV resists with a cap. The resulting EUV resist has smoother features and increased selectivity to an underlying layer, which improves the quality of etched features. Following etching of the underlying layer, the cap may be removed.
US12062535B2	Particle removal method in semiconductor fabrication process A system for processing a semiconductor wafer is provided. The system includes a processing tool. The system also includes gas handling housing having a gas inlet and a gas outlet. The system further includes an exhaust conduit fluidly communicating with the processing tool and the gas inlet of the gas handling housing. In addition, the system includes at least one first filtering assembly and at least one second filtering assembly. The first filtering assembly and the second filtering assembly are positioned in the gas handling housing and arranged in a series along a flowing path that extends from the gas inlet to the gas outlet of the gas handling housing. Each of the first filtering assembly and the second filtering assembly comprises a plurality of wire meshes stacked on top of another.
US12062534B2	Processed inorganic wafer and processing wafer stack with abrasive process Processed inorganic wafers and processing a wafer stack including an abrasive process are disclosed. A wafer stack may be formed at least by performing a temporary bonding process to temporarily bond at least a first inorganic wafer to a first surface of a handle wafer. The handle wafer may include at least one inorganic wafer, and the temporary bonding process may include formation of an adhesion layer between the first inorganic wafer and the first surface of the handle wafer. The adhesion layer may include a vacuum deposited carbonaceous film with a thickness between 1 nm and 100 nm, inclusive. An abrasive process may be applied to at least part of the wafer stack, and the abrasive process may reduce a thickness of the first inorganic wafer of the wafer stack. The first inorganic wafer may be debonded from the handle wafer after applying the abrasive process.
US12062531B2	Method and system for adjustable coating using magnetron sputtering systems A method and a system for adjustable coating on a substrate using a magnetron sputtering apparatus are provided. The method comprises the steps of providing a magnetron assembly which comprises a plurality of magnets attached to a plurality of yokes and a plurality of actuating mechanisms (208), each operatively coupled to at least one of the plurality of yokes. The method further comprises automatically determining individual positions of each of the plurality of yokes of the magnetron assembly on the basis of at least one parameter, and adjusting individually positions of each of the plurality of yokes of the magnetron assembly in accordance with the automatically determined individual positions.
US12062529B2	Microwave resonator array for plasma diagnostics Embodiments disclosed herein include sensor devices and methods of using the sensor devices. In an embodiment, a sensor device comprises a substrate, a support extending up from the substrate, and a resonator mechanically coupled to the support. In an embodiment, the sensor device further comprises an antenna that is configured to electromagnetically couple with the resonator, wherein the antenna is connected to a transmission line in the substrate.
US12062525B2	Support unit, and apparatus for treating substrate with the same A substrate treating apparatus includes a housing, treating space and support unit to support a substrate, dielectric plate, gas supply unit, and plasma source to generate a plasma and including a top edge electrode above the edge region supported by the support unit and bottom edge electrode below the edge region supported by the support unit, which includes a support plate having an inner space and vacuum hole that communicates with the inner space and sucking the substrate on the top surface. A lift pin assembly can transfer the substrate between an outside transfer unit and the support plate. A decompression unit can apply negative pressure to the inner space. The lift pin assembly includes a base plate and through hole penetrating the base plate to provide negative pressure in a region under the base plate to a region over the base plate. Lift pins protrude from the base plate and support a bottom substrate surface. A driver can lift/lower the base plate within the inner space.
US12062523B2	Methods and systems for cooling plasma treatment components Methods and systems for uniformly cooling a dome within a plasma treatment system are disclosed. The methods and systems utilize a diffuser including a perforated plate and a cone. The perforated plate includes a center portion and multiple arrays of holes with each array being located circumferentially at a different distance from the center. The cone extends away from the center. The diffuser spreads cooling gas more uniformly across the surface of the dome.
US12062521B2	Method for prefixing of substrates A method and a device for prefixing substrates, whereby at least one substrate surface of the substrates is amorphized in at least one surface area, characterized in that the substrates are aligned and then make contact and are prefixed on the amorphized surface areas.
US12062519B2	Beam deflection device, aberration corrector, monochromator, and charged particle beam device The present disclosure pertains to a beam deflection device capable of properly deflecting a beam. The present disclosure provides a beam deflection device for deflecting a beam inside a charged particle beam device, said beam deflection device being provided with: one or more electrostatic deflectors (207, 208) each having a pair of electrodes disposed so as to face each other across a beam path in a first direction orthogonal to the beam path; and one or more magnetic deflectors (209) each having a pair of magnetic poles disposed so as to face each other across the beam path in a second direction orthogonal to the beam path and to the first direction. When viewed from an incident direction of the beam, the one or more electrostatic deflectors and the one or more magnetic deflectors are stacked along the beam path such that the pair of electrodes at least partially overlap with the pair of magnetic poles and with a gap between the pair of magnetic poles.
US12062517B2	Slow-wave circuit, traveling wave tube, and method for manufacturing traveling wave tube A slow-wave circuit comprises: a waveguide comprising a meander-shaped part that transmits an electromagnetic wave and alternately repeats a first folded part and a second folded part folded onto the opposite side to the first folded part; and a beam hole that transmits an electron beam, extends in a predetermined direction, and penetrates the meander-shaped part, wherein the beam hole penetrates the meander-shaped part so that a part of the beam hole protrudes from the first folded part.
US12062516B2	Switch and winding switching device High reliability and long life are achieved by being sliding-less.The switch according to the present invention includes: first terminal and a second terminal that are adjacently attached to a stator; a movable shaft movable in a first direction and a second direction, a plurality of movers attached to the movable shaft; and a movable segment that is connected to two of the plurality of movers and biases the two movers in a direction in which they are away from each other. The switch is capable of switching among: a first mode in which when the movers move in the first direction, the mover is pushed by the stator to deform the movable segment so as to protrude toward the terminal, and the movable segment comes into contact with the first terminal; an intermediate mode in which deformation of the movable segment by the movers is released, and the movable segment is in contact with neither the first terminal nor the second terminal; and a second mode in which when the movers move in the second direction, the mover is pushed by the stator to deform the movable segment so as to protrude toward the terminal, and the movable segment comes into contact with the second terminal.
US12062514B2	Circuit breaker and method for operating a circuit breaker A circuit breaker and method for operating a circuit breaker. The circuit breaker includes a first and a second breaker terminal, a bimetal strip, a first conduction line, a switch with a first and a second contact, a triggering device mechanically coupling the bimetal strip to the switch, a magnet and a detection device comprising a magnetic field sensor configured to detect a magnetic field of the magnet. The first conduction line is electrically coupled to the first breaker terminal and to the first contact and is wound around the bimetal strip. The magnet is connected to at least one of the bimetal strip, the triggering device and the switch.
US12062511B2	Arc path formation unit and direct current relay including same An arc path formation unit and a direct current relay are disclosed. The arc path formation unit, according to various embodiments of the present disclosure, includes a Halbach array provided in at least one of the forward and backward directions. The Halbach array forms a magnetic field within an arc chamber by itself or along with another magnetic body. An electromagnetic force may be generated for inducing an arc that is generated by a formed magnetic field and current flowing through the direct current relay. The electromagnetic force is generated in a direction away from each fixed contact. Accordingly, the generated arc can be extinguished and discharged effectively.
US12062510B2	Switch with actuator A switch includes: an actuator; a conductor having a length extending between two ends and a width extending between two sides, the conductor having a connection contact at either end and at least one switching region disposed between the connection contacts, each switching region extending between two sides of the conductor and including: a hole through the conductor, at least one shearable portion bounded by the hole and a nearest of the two sides of the conductor, and an insert conductor inserted into the hole and in electrical contact with the conductor, via the hole, such that a current conduction path is defined along the length of the conductor via the insert conductor and the at least one shearable portion of each switching region; and a moveable member aligned with the at least one switching region and arranged to move in a first direction.
US12062509B2	ARC path forming unit and direct current relay including same An arc path forming unit and a direct current relay including same are illustrated. The arc path forming unit according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises multiple magnets. Each of the magnets is configured to form a magnetic field at a point where each stationary contact is located. Each of the magnets located adjacent to each stationary contact is configured such that the opposite surfaces thereof have different polarities. A current flowing through a stationary contact and a movable contact and a magnetic field formed by each of the magnets generate an electromagnetic force. The electromagnetic force travels in a direction away from the center of the direct current relay. Therefore, a generated arc travels in the direction of the electromagnetic force and is thus moved in a direction away from the center of the direct current relay. Accordingly, the direct current relay can be prevented from being damaged.
US12062508B2	Electromagnet driving mechanism, assembly and dual power automatic transfer switch Disclosed are an electromagnet driving mechanism, an electromagnet driving assembly and a dual power automatic transfer switch. The electromagnet driving mechanism includes: a mechanism frame; a stationary core; a movable core, including a moving stroke between a first position away from the stationary core and a second position in contact with the stationary core, the moving stroke including an approaching stroke section; a coil, configured to generate a magnetic attraction force between the stationary core and the movable core upon being energized to drive the movable core to move towards the second position; a reset spring member; and a reset auxiliary assembly, including a push member and a reset auxiliary spring. The reset auxiliary assembly applies a reset auxiliary spring force to the movable core in the approaching stroke section through the push member.
US12062507B2	Wall box providing adjustable support for a control device A wall box may provide adjustable support for a control device, such as a keypad, to allow for level alignment of the control device when mounted to the wall box. The wall box may have an adjustable support frame to which the control device may be mounted. When the control device is mounted to the support frame of the wall box, the support frame may be rotated to adjust the alignment of the control device. In addition, the wall box may comprise one or more projections configured to be received in respective detents in notched surfaces of the control device to allow for adjustment of the alignment of the control device. Further, the wall box may have a modular assembly and may be constructed from a central portion and two side portions at the time of installation of the wall box.
US12062504B2	Low profile switch panel assembly A switch panel for an aircraft includes a cover and aback plate. A distance from the cover to the back plate is a thickness of the switch panel. In some cases, the thickness is less than about 9.525 mm. A button assembly for a switch panel for an aircraft includes a button base, a button retainer, and a lens. The button base includes a bottom end, a base side, and a transition portion between the bottom end and the base side. In certain cases, the transition portion of the button base is beveled or radiused with a sloped or concave shape.
US12062499B2	Film capacitor element and film capacitor A body includes dielectric films, first electrode films, and second electrode films being stacked on one another or being wound together. A first external electrode is at one end of the body and electrically connected to the first electrode films. A second external electrode is at another end of the body and electrically connected to the second electrode films. The body includes a capacitance portion in which each of the first electrode films faces a corresponding second electrode film of the second electrode films with a corresponding dielectric film of the dielectric films in between, and the capacitance portion includes spaces each between a corresponding dielectric film of the dielectric films and a corresponding first electrode film of the first electrode films or between a corresponding dielectric film of the dielectric films and a corresponding second electrode film of the second electrode films.
US12062491B2	Multilayer capacitor and board having the same mounted thereon A multilayer capacitor includes a capacitor body including a dielectric layer and first and second internal electrodes and having first and second surfaces opposing each other, third and fourth surfaces connected to the first and second surfaces and opposing each other, and fifth and sixth surfaces connected to the first and second surfaces, connected to the third and fourth surfaces, and opposing each other, first and second side portions disposed on the fifth and sixth surfaces of the capacitor body, respectively, and first and second external electrodes disposed on the third and fourth surfaces of the capacitor body, respectively, and connected to the first and second internal electrodes, respectively. The first and second internal electrodes have protrusions at one-side edge in a direction perpendicular to the fifth and sixth surfaces of the capacitor body.
US12062490B2	Multilayer ceramic capacitor A multilayer ceramic capacitor includes a multilayer body including dielectric layers and internal electrode layers that are laminated and a pair of external electrodes electrically connected to the internal electrode layers. The multilayer body includes an effective portion, a principal surface-side outer layer between both principal surfaces and outermost surfaces of the effective portions on both principal surface sides, and an end surface-side outer layer between both end surfaces and outermost surfaces of the effective portions on both end surface sides. The principal surface-side outer layer includes a glass layer facing the effective portion. The glass layer overlaps tips of the external electrodes on a portion of both principal surfaces and a portion of both side surfaces, and the glass layer is not exposed from the effective portion at both end surfaces.
US12062488B2	Integrated supercapacitor-battery structure An energy bank includes a plurality of integrated energy storage devices including a plurality of supercapacitors, a plurality of batteries and a plurality of metal shells. Each of the integrated energy storage devices includes a battery, a supercapacitor surrounding the battery, and a metal shell surrounding the supercapacitor. The supercapacitor forms a shell around an exterior surface of the battery. The battery includes a first anode, a first cathode, and an electrolyte disposed between the first anode and the first cathode. The supercapacitor includes a second anode, a second cathode, and a separator disposed between the second anode and the second cathode.
US12062487B2	Applied rotations of anisotropic homopolar magnetic domains This application describes creating, modifying, and bending electromagnetic solitons at large scales for the various applications. An electromagnetic soliton generator system controls the magnetic soliton such that the orientation, rotation rate, pitch angle, and magnetic field strength of the solitons are modified to provide the described standing waves and generate a magnetic flux differential.
US12062484B2	Coil component A coil component includes a body having one surface, and one end surface and the other end surface connected to the one surface and opposing each other; a coil portion including lead-out patterns within the body; slit portions respectively disposed in an edge portion between the one end surface and the one surface of the body and an edge portion between the other end surface and the one surface of the body to expose the lead-out patterns; external electrodes disposed to be spaced apart from each other on the one surface and respectively extending to the slit portions to be connected to the lead-out patterns; and surface insulating layers, respectively disposed on the one end surface and the other end surface of the body. The surface insulating layers include a first insulating thin film including silicon dioxide (SiO2), and a second insulating thin film including aluminum oxide (Al2O3).
US12062480B2	Inductor device An inductor device includes a first trace, a second trace, and a capacitor. The first trace includes at least two sub-traces. One terminal of each of the at least two sub-traces are coupled to each other at a first node. The second trace includes at least two sub-traces. One terminal of each of the at least two sub-traces are coupled to each other at a second node. The capacitor is coupled to the firs node and the second node.
US12062479B2	Power conversion module and magnetic device thereof A magnetic device includes a magnetic core assembly, a primary winding, a first secondary winding and a second secondary winding. The magnetic core assembly includes a first magnetic cover, a second magnetic cover, a first magnetic leg, a second magnetic leg, a third magnetic leg and a fourth magnetic leg. The primary winding is wound around the first magnetic leg and the third magnetic leg. A first terminal of the first secondary winding is disposed between the first magnetic leg and the second magnetic leg. A second terminal of the first secondary winding is disposed between the third magnetic leg and the fourth magnetic leg. A first terminal of the second secondary winding is disposed between the first magnetic leg and the fourth magnetic leg. A second terminal of the second secondary winding is disposed between the second magnetic leg and the third magnetic leg.
US12062473B2	Soft magnetic alloy and magnetic component technical field A soft magnetic alloy including an internal area having a soft magnetic type alloy composition including Fe and Co, a Co concentrated area existing closer to a surface side than the internal area and having a higher Co concentration than in the internal area, and a Co concentration degree of the Co concentrated area is larger than 1.2.
US12062472B2	Neodymium-iron-boron magnetic body having gradient distribution and preparation method thereof The present disclosure provides neodymium-iron-boron magnetic body having gradient distribution, comprising an ease-to-demagnetize zone and a hard-to-demagnetize zone, wherein in a direction perpendicular to magnetization direction, remanence of the ease-to-demagnetize zone is less than remanence of the hard-to-demagnetize zone, and coercivity of the ease-to-demagnetize zone is greater than coercivity of the hard-to-demagnetize zone; and along the direction perpendicular to magnetization direction, the remanence and the coercivity of the ease-to-demagnetize zone are respectively a constant value, and the remanence and the coercivity of the hard-to-demagnetize zone are respectively a constant value. Due to the gradient distribution of remanence and coercivity of the neodymium-iron-boron magnetic body provided by the present application, the remanence, coercivity, magnetic flux and surface magnetic field of the neodymium-iron-boron magnetic body are optimized.
US12062464B2	Method for producing neutron collimators using additive manufacturing Collimators and other components for use in neutron scattering experiments or to provide neutron shielding in nuclear reactors or accelerator based neutron sources are produced by additive manufacturing from neutron absorbing material, such as boron carbide (B4C) or isotopically enriched boron carbide (10B).
US12062460B2	Apparatus with flow assembly including temperature sensors and heating element The apparatus includes a flowmeter coupled a surface exposed to a flow channel. The flowmeter monitors a flow of coolant. The flowmeter includes a first temperature sensor that generates first temperature data based on measuring a first temperature of a first flowstream, a heating element coupled to the first temperature sensor where the heating element applies heat to the first temperature sensor through an interface, a second temperature sensor generates second temperature data based on measuring a second temperature of a second flowstream, the second temperature sensor being spaced apart from the heating element, and the second temperature sensor being at least partially insulated from the heating element so the second temperature data generated by the second temperature sensor is independent of heat generated by the heating element. A processor calculates a flowrate of the coolant based on the second temperature data and a temperature of the coolant fluid.
US12062459B2	Intermixing feedwater sparger nozzles and methods for using the same in nuclear reactors Nozzles mix coolant from different sources together in an outlet to prevent differences in coolant output. Different flow path configurations are useable in the nozzle, including a multiple-path configuration with flows from different sources jacketed or concentrically arranged around flows from other sources. Swirl vanes may be installed in the nozzle to impart mixing or filtering the fluid flow. Diffusers may be used to passively suction or accelerate flow and mixing the same like a jet pump. Nozzles can be combined with filtration systems like trap filters that capture debris based on a momentum difference between the denser debris and fluid. Filters can use magnetic, adhesive, or porous materials to capture debris without blocking a flow path. Filters can be disengaged, such as when clogged, such that coolant flows around the system. Nozzles can be installed on feedwater sparger assemblies in varying manner to distribute coolant from multiple nozzles.
US12062455B2	Coronavirus real-time map The present invention discloses a coronavirus real-time map to alarm users when approaching infected locations. The infected locations are updated in real-time based on the life cycle of the virus on surfaces, and the virus test results of the users. The data collected about the user's geographic locations are locally stored on the user's mobile phone to secure their personal privacy.
US12062447B2	Medical image diagnosis support device, method, and program The medical image diagnosis support device includes an image reception unit, an information reception unit that receives information corresponding to the received image, an extraction unit that extracts one or more applications corresponding to the received information and analyzing the received image, an activation unit that activates at least one of the extracted applications, and a display control unit that displays, in a case where a result of analysis executed in the past by the activated application exists for the received image, the result of analysis on a display unit.
US12062445B2	Predicting a pathological condition from a medical image A computer-implemented method, system, and computer-readable medium, for determining a pathologic condition from a medical image of a portion of a subject. The method includes acquiring a plurality of lesion locations in the medical image; applying a clustering algorithm to the plurality of lesion locations to identify at least one lesion cluster and corresponding lesion cluster data; categorizing each lesion cluster into one of a set of predetermined categories based on the identified lesion cluster data; applying at least one function to the lesion cluster data with regard to each category of the set of predetermined categories, wherein the at least one function provides a fixed number of data outputs; and determining a pathologic condition by processing the fixed number of data outputs of each category of the set based on a classification algorithm trained on image data defining medical images of the portion of a plurality of subjects.
US12062444B2	Methods and compositions related to triple-negative breast cancer Embodiments are directed to kits and methods of treating a breast cancer patient with a glucocorticoid receptor antagonist with or without an anticancer agent or compound after the patient has been determined to be susceptible to treatment with the glucocorticoid receptor antagonist.
US12062439B2	Medical communication protocol translator A medical communication protocol translator can be configured to facilitate communication between medical devices that are programmed to communicate with different protocol formats. The medical communication protocol translator can receive an input message formatted according to a first protocol format from a first medical device and to output an output message formatted according to a second protocol format supported by a second medical device using a set of translation rules. For example, a medical communication protocol translator can receive an input message from a hospital information system formatted according to a first HL7 protocol format and output an output message formatted according to a second HL7 protocol format based on a comparison with the set of translation rules.
US12062430B2	Surgery visualization theatre A surgery visualization theatre comprising: an augmented/extended reality (AXR) headset; a digital viewport mounted on a cobotic arm; a monitor mounted on a monitor cobotic arm; a camera subsystem mounted on a camera cobotic arm; and a frame with cobotic arms featuring intelligence and command and control for the system and visualization methodologies, where the digital viewport cobotic arm, the monitor cobotic arm, and the camera cobotic arm are mounted on the frame and the AXR headset is connected thereto.
US12062424B2	Wearable device assembly having athletic functionality An activity monitoring device may provide data indicating one or more activities performed by a user. The wearable device may send the data to another computing device. An interface may be used to display the data. One or more display characteristics associated with the interface may be determined based on a location of the activity monitoring device.
US12062416B2	Method of characterizing a DNA sample The present invention provides methods of characterising a DNA sample obtained from a tumour to produce an interpreted profile of the tumour based on a combination of a range of tests on the tumour, the tests including a selection from: determining a catalogue of base substitution signatures which are present in the sample; determining a catalogue of rearrangement signatures which are present in the sample; determining a catalogue of insertion/deletion signatures which are present in the sample; determining the overall copy number profile in the sample and identifying putative driver mutations present in the sample.
US12062415B2	Methods of treating a subject suffering from rheumatoid arthritis with anti-TNF therapy based in part on a trained machine learning classifier Presented herein are systems and methods for developing classifiers useful for predicting response to particular treatments. For example, in some embodiments, the present disclosure provides a method of treating subjects suffering from an autoimmune disorder, the method comprising administering an alternative to anti-TNF therapy to subjects who have been determined to be non-responsive via a classifier established to distinguish between responsive and non-responsive prior subjects in a cohort who have received the anti-TNF therapy.
US12062414B1	System and method for predicting susceptibility of genus Klebsiella to amikacin A system and a method for predicting susceptibility of genus Klebsiella to amikacin are provided. The system includes a calculating unit containing a computer-readable storage medium stored with a computer program; the computer program is used to, when is executed by a processor, implement a calculation method for an Exp(−k) power value, and the calculation method for the Exp(−k) power value includes: step 1, calculating a k value according to formula I; and step 2, calculating the Exp(−k) power value with an Euler's constant e as a base and a −k value as an exponential; and C1 to C5 are respectively copy numbers of an arr-2 gene, an acrB gene, an armA gene, an oqxB gene, and a rmtB gene in to-be-predicted Klebsiella strains. When the method and the system are adopted to predict the susceptibility of the genus Klebsiella to amikacin, an accuracy rate is about 98.8%.
US12062407B2	Memory device with redundancy for page-based repair Apparatus and methods for page-based soft post package repair are disclosed. Based on data stored in a storage element, an address may be decoded to a prime row, a row-based redundant row, or a page-based redundant row. A match logic circuit may determine whether the address corresponds to a defective prime row and generate a match signal. A decoder can select a redundant row to be accessed instead of a prime row in response to the match signal indicating that the address data corresponding to the address to be accessed matches defective address data stored in a volatile memory. A page-based redundant row allows for page-by-page substitution for defective memory, allowing functional portions of memory to continue to be used.
US12062405B2	Semiconductor device A semiconductor device in which a decrease in the yield by electrostatic destruction can be prevented is provided. A scan line driver circuit for supplying a signal for selecting a plurality of pixels to a scan line includes a shift register for generating the signal. One conductive film functioning as respective gate electrodes of a plurality of transistors in the shift register is divided into a plurality of conductive films. The divided conductive films are electrically connected to each other by a conductive film which is formed in a layer different from the divided conductive films are formed. The plurality of transistors includes a transistor on an output side of the shift register.
US12062404B2	Voltage trimming circuit A voltage trimming circuit including: a first resistance circuit having a first resistance value determined by up codes and down codes; a second resistance circuit having a second resistance value determined by the up codes and the down codes; and a comparator to output a voltage detection signal by comparing a voltage level of a reference voltage trimming node to that of a feedback node, wherein the voltage detection signal adjusts the up and down codes, which increase the first resistance value and decrease the second resistance value when the voltage level of the reference voltage trimming node is higher than that of the feedback node, and adjusts the up and down codes, which decrease the first resistance value and increase the second resistance value when the voltage level of the reference voltage trimming node is lower than that of the feedback node.
US12062400B2	Memory system and read method A memory system includes a memory including nonvolatile memory cells, and a controller configured to set read voltages for reading data stored in the nonvolatile memory cells. The controller stores first shift patterns relating to a plurality of read voltages, first index information associating to a first shift pattern with each of a plurality of memory cell groups, second shift patterns relating to differences between read voltages and read voltages set according to a first shift pattern, and second index information associating a second shift pattern with each memory cell group. The controller generates read voltages of a target memory cell group based on the first shift pattern voltages and the second shift pattern voltages.
US12062398B2	Nonvolatile memory device and storage device including nonvolatile memory device A nonvolatile memory device includes a memory cell array including a plurality of memory cells, and a peripheral circuit that performs a program operation of repeatedly performing a program loop. The program loop includes performing a program by applying a program voltage to memory cells selected from the plurality of memory cells, and a first verify by applying a plurality of verify voltages to the selected memory cells. The peripheral circuit completes the program operation in response to a success of the first verify, performs a second verify by applying an additional verify voltage different from the plurality of verify voltages to the selected memory cells, and determines the program operation has failed in response to a failure of the second verify.
US12062397B2	Transceiver for providing high voltages for erase or program operations in a non-volatile memory system Numerous embodiments of a transceiver for providing high voltages for use during erase or program operations in a non-volatile memory system are disclosed. In one embodiment, a transceiver comprises a PMOS transistor and a native NMOS transistor. In another embodiment, a transceiver comprises a PMOS transistor, an NMOS transistor, and a native NMOS transistor.
US12062393B2	Nonvolatile semiconductor memory device with a plurality of memory blocks and a shared block decoder A nonvolatile semiconductor memory device includes a memory cell array having multiple blocks each with a plurality of memory strings. Each memory string has multiple memory cells connected in series between first and second selection transistors. The device further includes a row decoder, a block decoder, first and second signal line groups, and a switch circuit. The row decoder has transfer transistors through which voltages are supplied to the selection transistors. The block decoder supplies a selection signal that indicates whether the first group or the second group has been selected. The first and second signal line groups are connected to the selection transistors of the memory strings that are in the respective first and second memory blocks of the first and second groups. The switch circuit connects the first and second signal line groups to the respective first and second memory blocks of the selected group.
US12062391B2	Apparatus and method for controlling refresh operation A memory device may include: a memory region including a plurality of word lines, a self-refresh command generation circuit suitable for generating self-refresh commands for each predetermined interval during a self-refresh period, a refresh check circuit suitable for generating a ratio signal by checking a ratio which word lines refreshed in response to the self-refresh commands occupy among the plurality of word lines, a ratio adjustment circuit suitable for adjusting, among a plurality of auto-refresh commands inputted from an external device during an auto-refresh period, a ratio of to-be-applied commands, which are to be used for a refresh operation, to to-be-skipped commands, which are to be skipped for the refresh operation, according to the ratio signal, and a refresh operation circuit suitable for performing the refresh operation on the plurality of word lines in response to the self-refresh commands and the to-be-applied commands.
US12062383B2	Linear filtering for noise-suppressed speech detection via multiple network microphone devices Systems and methods for suppressing noise and detecting voice input in a multi-channel audio signal captured by two or more network microphone devices include receiving an instruction to process one or more audio signals captured by a first network microphone device and after receiving the instruction (i) disabling at least a first microphone of a plurality of microphones of a second network microphone device, (ii) capturing a first audio signal via a second microphone of the plurality of microphones, (iii) receiving over a network interface of the second network microphone device a second audio signal captured via at least a third microphone of the first network microphone device, (iv) using estimated noise content to suppress first and second noise content in the first and second audio signals, (v) combining the suppressed first and second audio signals into a third audio signal, and (vi) determining that the third audio signal includes a voice input comprising a wake word.
US12062382B2	Electronic device and method for controlling speech input/output of electronic device An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a communication module, a sensor module, a sound input module, a sound output module, a memory including a buffer, and a processor. The processor is configured to determine whether an external electronic device has at least one speaker and/or microphone, select, a speech reception device from among the electronic device and the external electronic device based on sensing information received when a call is connected, select a speech transmission device, from among the electronic device and the external electronic device based on a comparison of a speech signal received from the electronic device with a speech signal received from the external electronic device when a call is connected, and if the speech transmission device and the speech reception device are different devices, enable at least one microphone included in the speech transmission device, disable at least one speaker included in the speech transmission device, disable at least one microphone included in the speech reception device, and enable at least one speaker included in the speech reception device, acquire an echo reference signal related to reception speech received from the speech reception device and store the echo reference signal in the buffer, determine, based on comparison of the stored echo reference signal to transmission speech received from the speech transmission device, an EPD value relating to an echo signal included in the transmission speech, and cancel the echo signal by using the echo reference signal and the determined EPD value.
US12062380B2	Speech coding using auto-regressive generative neural networks Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for coding speech using neural networks. One of the methods includes obtaining a bitstream of parametric coder parameters characterizing spoken speech; generating, from the parametric coder parameters, a conditioning sequence; generating a reconstruction of the spoken speech that includes a respective speech sample at each of a plurality of decoder time steps, comprising, at each decoder time step: processing a current reconstruction sequence using an auto-regressive generative neural network, wherein the auto-regressive generative neural network is configured to process the current reconstruction to compute a score distribution over possible speech sample values, and wherein the processing comprises conditioning the auto-regressive generative neural network on at least a portion of the conditioning sequence; and sampling a speech sample from the possible speech sample values.
US12062378B2	Encoding device, decoding device, encoding method, and decoding method This encoding device is provided with a control circuit that, on the basis of information relating to the capability to convert the signal form of a sound signal in a decoding device for decoding encoded data of the sound signal, controls the conversion of the signal form of the sound signal, and an encoding circuit that encodes the sound signal in accordance to the conversion control.
US12062368B1	Programmatic theme detection in contacts analytics service Systems and methods to detect themes in contacts data. Contacts data may be encoded as text (e.g., chat logs), audio (e.g., audio recordings), and various other modalities. Text-based transcripts of contacts data may be parsed into turns, an issue turn may be detected using a machine learning model, a key phrase may be extracted from the issue turn. Key phrases from across multiple contacts data may be clustered to identify themes.
US12062364B2	Memory allocation for keyword spotting engines Network microphone devices configured to detect keywords can include microphones for capturing sound samples. Features can be extracted from the sound samples by storing the sound samples in a first portion of a dynamic-access memory block, performing first computations based on spectral coefficients of the sound samples using a second portion of the memory block, and storing results of the first computations as extracted features in a third portion of the memory block. The second and third portions of the memory block can be designated as temporary memory. The extracted features are then processed using a neural network by storing the extracted features in a fourth portion of the memory block, performing second computations on the extracted features using the temporary memory, the second computations comprising computing at least one layer of the neural network, and storing an output of the neural network as a classification in the temporary memory.
US12062362B2	Information processing device, information processing system, and information processing method Provided is a limited utterance determination unit that determines whether or not a user utterance is a limited utterance among one or more pre-registered limited utterances, a risk determination unit that, in the case where the result of the determination is that the user utterance is not any one of the one or more pre-registered limited utterances, determines a risk of a process corresponding to the user utterance, and a process execution unit that, in the case where the risk of the process corresponding to the user utterance is not a low risk, outputs a guidance that prompts a user to make a limited utterance included in the pre-registered limited utterances are provided. In the case where the risk is not the low risk, the process execution unit outputs an alert including explanation information regarding the risk.
US12062361B2	Wake word method to prolong the conversational state between human and a machine in edge devices A voice-activated system edge device cooperating with a remote command processor has a state machine defined by a listening mode state and a conversation monitoring mode state. The state machine transitions from the listening mode state to the conversation monitoring mode state in response to a wake word detection. A command accompanying the wake word is transmitted to the remote command processor for execution thereon. The conversation monitoring mode state is maintained for a conversation monitoring window time duration to receive a connection word accompanied by another command transmitted to the remote command processor for further execution thereon.
US12062354B2	Systems, devices, and methods for musical catalog amplification services Musical catalog amplification services that leverage or deploy a computer-based musical composition system are described. The computer-based musical composition system employs algorithms and, optionally, artificial intelligence to generate new music based on analyses of existing music. The new music may be wholly distinctive from, or may include musical variations of, the existing music. Rights in the new music generated by the computer-based musical composition system are granted to the rights holder(s) of the existing music. In this way, the musical catalog(s) of the rights holder(s) is/are amplified to include additional music assets. The computer-based musical composition system may be tuned so that the new music sounds more like, or less like, the existing music of the rights holder(s). Revenues generated from the new music are shared between the musical catalog amplification service provider and the rights holder(s).
US12062351B2	Display device with curvature display portion A display device is provided, the display device includes a first display portion having a first surface, a second display portion having a second surface not in a same plane with the first display portion, a side display portion having a third surface connected between the first display portion and the second display portion. A main body, wherein the first display portion, the second display portion and the side display portion are disposed on the main body, the first surface, the second surface and the third surface have a normal respectively, and the normal of the first surface, the normal of the second surface and the normal of the third surface face different directions respectively, and an end portion of the main body includes a curved shape.
US12062348B2	Display apparatus A display apparatus transmits a picture acquisition request for getting picture information to an external image apparatus connected through a predetermined interface to the display apparatus from the external image apparatus at predetermined intervals and gets a plurality of pieces of picture information from the external image apparatus to be displayed. The plurality of pictures may be switched at predetermined intervals, for example, to be displayed, so that the plurality of pictures may be displayed in a so-called slide show manner. A plurality of pictures for thumbnail may be produced from the plurality of pieces of picture information and be arranged together to be displayed in one picture screen of a display device.
US12062347B2	Display driver and display device A display driver according to the present invention generates a plurality of driving voltages based on a video signal and applies the respective driving voltages to a plurality of source lines of a display panel. The display driver includes an overdrive part and an overdrive control circuit. The overdrive part executes an overdrive processing to increase amplitudes of the driving voltages. The overdrive control circuit detects an internal temperature of the display driver and stops the overdrive processing by the overdrive part when the temperature is higher than a predetermined temperature threshold.
US12062346B2	Driving substrate with row scanning line, display panel, and display device Disclosed are a driving substrate, a display panel, and a display device. The driving substrate is applied to a display panel and includes a base; data lines and row scanning lines, arranged on a side of the base; and a scanning driving circuit, arranged on the side of the base and including a plurality of scanning driving units that are cascaded. Each row scanning line includes at least two sub-scanning lines, and the scanning driving circuit is configured to output a gate scanning signal to each sub-scanning line. The present disclosure may save power by dividing each row scanning line into multiple sub-scanning lines and separately outputting the gate scanning signal for each sub-scanning line, making it possible to drive only part of the thin-film transistor in each row when only part of the display region of the display panel is used for displaying images.
US12062345B2	Display device and method for controlling the same A display device, which fixes the magnitude of a driving current flowing through light-emitting devices in a low luminance region and controls an application period of the driving current, includes: light-emitting devices; a processor for controlling the light-emitting devices on the basis of a gray level required for the light-emitting devices in each unit frame; and a timing controller which divides the unit frame into a plurality of sub-frames and generates a scan signal corresponding to each sub-frame. The processor: when the gray level is greater than or equal to a preset value, determines a luminance value of the light-emitting devices on the basis of the gray level and turns on the light-emitting devices with the determined luminance value in all of the plurality of sub-frames; when the gray level is less than the preset value, determines a light-emitting period of the light-emitting devices on the basis of the gray level and divides, on the basis of the light-emitting period, the plurality of sub-frames into a first and a second sub-frame group; turns on the light-emitting devices with a preset luminance value in all sub-frames belonging to the first sub-frame group; and turns off the light-emitting devices in sub-frames belonging to the second sub-frame group or turns on the light-emitting devices with a luminance value less than the preset luminance value.
US12062341B2	Light-emitting device and electronic apparatus A light-emitting device includes a data signal supply circuit, a first switching element including a first end electrically coupled to the data signal supply circuit, and a second end, a first capacitor electrically coupled to the second end of the first switching element and configured to hold an electric charge according to a gradation voltage, a second switching element including a first end electrically coupled to the second end of the first switching element, and a second end, a pixel circuit including a light-emitting element and a transistor, and a data line electrically coupled to the pixel circuit. The first capacitor is disposed to overlap the transistor in plan view.
US12062338B2	Scan driving circuit and display device including the same A scan driving circuit of a display device includes a first output terminal electrically connected to a first scan line, a second output terminal electrically connected to a second scan line, a first masking circuit electrically connecting the first output terminal and the second output terminal and outputting, as a first scan signal, a second scan signal to the first output terminal, a driving circuit outputting the second scan signal to the second output terminal in response to clock signals and a carry signal, and a second masking circuit masking the second scan signal to a predetermined level in response to the second masking signal, wherein the first masking circuit electrically disconnects the first output terminal from the second output terminal in response to a first masking signal.
US12062337B2	Display device and driving method thereof Disclosed is a display device including a first output part, a second output part, a power supply circuit connected to input terminals of the first output part and the second output part, a first sensing part connected to an output terminal of the first output part, a second sensing part connected to an output terminal of the second output part, a first voltage output terminal connected to the first sensing part and the second sensing part, a plurality of pixels connected to the first voltage output terminal and configured to display an image, and a defect determination part controlling shutdown of the power supply circuit by comparing a first sensing value and a second sensing value, which are received from the first sensing part and the second sensing part, with a first reference value and a second reference value having a level lower than the first reference value.
US12062336B2	Organic light emitting diode display An organic light emitting diode display includes a first transistor disposed on a substrate and including a gate electrode, an input electrode, and an output electrode, a second transistor electrically connected to a scan line, a data line, and the input electrode of the first transistor, a third transistor including a gate electrode, a first electrode electrically connected to the output electrode of the first transistor, and a second electrode electrically connected to the gate electrode of the first transistor, and an overlapping layer that overlaps the gate electrode of the third transistor in a plan view. The overlapping layer is disposed between the substrate and a semiconductor layer of the third transistor.
US12062335B2	Display device A display device includes: a first light emitting element; a third light emitting element adjacent to the first light emitting element in a first direction; second light emitting elements respectively adjacent to the first and third light emitting elements in a second direction crossing the first direction; first pixel circuits respectively under the first and third light emitting elements; second pixel circuits respectively under the second light emitting elements; and a dummy pixel circuit in a dummy circuit area adjacent to a display area in which the first, second, and third light emitting elements and the first and second pixel circuits are arranged and connected to the third light emitting element, wherein the dummy pixel circuit has a width smaller than a width of each of the first pixel circuits in the second direction.
US12062331B2	OLED pixel compensation circuit, driving method and display device An OLED pixel compensation circuit, a driving method thereof, and a display device are provided. The OLED pixel compensation circuit includes an input sub-circuit, a compensation sub-circuit, a driving sub-circuit and a light-emitting sub-circuit. The input sub-circuit is coupled to the compensation sub-circuit and configured to input a data signal into the compensation sub-circuit. The compensation sub-circuit is coupled to the driving sub-circuit and the light-emitting sub-circuit and configured to compensate a threshold voltage of the driving sub-circuit. The driving sub-circuit is configured to drive the light-emitting sub-circuit to emit light after the threshold voltage of the driving sub-circuit is compensated.
US12062329B2	Source driver and driving system for driving LED panel, and display system A source driver and a driving system for driving an LED panel, and an LED display system are provided. The driving system includes: a plurality of source drivers, for respectively supplying driving currents to channels of different portions on the LED panel, and each source driver includes: a plurality of driving circuits, which are in one-to-one correspondence with the plurality of channels on the LED panel, and are connected to a same current control line, each driving circuit being configured to supply a driving current to a corresponding channel, wherein, the supplied driving current is associated with a voltage on the current control line which the driving circuit is connected with. When one or more driving circuits switch between a non-driving state and a driving state, the driving current being supplied by the driving circuit(s) being in the driving state in the plurality of source drivers is compensated.
US12062328B2	Pixel driving circuit and display device The present embodiments disclose a pixel driving circuit. A pixel driving circuit according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is electrically connected to a luminous element and comprises a first circuit configured to control light-emission and non-emission of the luminous element in response to a control signal applied to each of a plurality of subframes included in a frame, a second circuit configured to store bit values of multi-bit data in the frame and generate the control signal based on the stored bit values, and a clock signal such that each subframe included in the frame is controlled according to each bit value, and wherein each of the plurality of subframes includes a data-writing period and a light-emitting period, during the data-writing period of each subframe, the second circuit receives and stores a corresponding bit string from among a plurality of bit strings of n-bit data, wherein the plurality of bit strings are generated by a combination of bits in the number of n, which is smaller than m, from among m bits constituting a bit string of the multi-bit data, and the n-bit data is a bit string in which n bits from among the m bits are combined such that a difference in light-emitting periods of the plurality of subframes is minimized.
US12062327B2	Array substrate and driving method therefor, and display apparatus An array substrate and a driving method therefor, and a display apparatus are disclosed. The array substrate includes: a base substrate; and a plurality of pixels located on the base substrate, where the plurality of pixels are arranged in an array in a first direction and a second direction. At least one pixel of the plurality of pixels includes: sub-pixels, and a pixel driving chip for driving each sub-pixel in the pixel. The array substrate further includes: a plurality of addressing signal lines located on the base substrate, where the addressing signal lines are coupled to addressing signal ends of pixel driving chips of a row of the pixels arranged in the first direction; and a plurality of data lines located on the base substrate, where the data lines are coupled to data signal ends of pixel driving chips of a column of the pixels arranged in the second direction.
US12062326B2	Pixel driving circuit, display panel, and display device with initialization of drive transistor and diode A pixel driving circuit, a display panel and a display device. The pixel driving circuit includes a drive transistor, a storage module, a data writing module, a first initialization module, a second initialization module and a light-emitting element. The first initialization module is configured to initialize the gate of the drive transistor. The control terminal and the first terminal of the second initialization module are connected to a scan signal input terminal. The second initialization module is configured to initialize the light-emitting element. The data writing module is configured to write a data voltage into the gate of the drive transistor. The storage module is configured to store a gate voltage of the drive transistor. The drive transistor is configured to output a drive current according to the data voltage to drive the light-emitting element to emit light.
US12062325B2	Display panel and display device A display panel and a display device are provided. The display panel includes pixel row groups, scanning driving circuits, first data lines and second data lines. One pixel row group includes first pixel rows and one pixel row includes a first pixel and a second pixel. A luminous efficiency of color light of the first pixel is lower than a luminous efficiency of color light of the second pixel. One scanning driving circuit includes a first sub scanning driving circuit and a second sub scanning driving circuit. In at least one image frame, a duration during which the first pixel is connected to the first data line for transmitting data voltage controlled by the first sub scanning driving circuit is larger than a duration during which the second pixel is connected to the second data line for transmitting data voltage controlled by the second sub scanning driving circuit.
US12062324B2	Current supply circuit and display device including the same A current mirror circuit includes a first transistor configured to be supplied with a data current from a data driving circuit; a second transistor configured to drive a light emitting diode by mirroring the data current transferred to the first transistor; and a voltage compensation circuit disposed between one terminal of the first transistor and one terminal of the second transistor and configured to compensate for a difference between voltages of the one terminals of the first transistor and the second transistor.
US12062318B2	Method for driving display panel, timing controller, display apparatus and method of calibrating a display apparatus A method for driving a display panel is provided. The method includes receiving image data of a frame of image, the image data including a plurality of initial grayscale values respectively for a plurality of subpixels in the display panel; and converting the image data into a converted image data including a plurality of converted grayscale values respectively for the plurality of subpixels. Converting the image data includes compensating a respective initial grayscale value for a respective subpixel by at least a respective delay-compensating factor to obtain a respective converted grayscale value. With respect to a p-th subpixel and a q-th subpixel respectively connected to a respective data line and having a same initial grayscale values, a p-th delay-compensating factor for the p-th subpixel is greater than a q-th delay-compensating factor for the q-th subpixel.
US12062317B2	Electronic device, display device connected to electronic device, and operating method thereof An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a communication circuit, and at least one processor operatively connected to the communication circuit, wherein the at least one processor is configured to establish, via the communication circuit, a communication connection with a display device, identify channel information about a first channel on which the communication connection is established, identify image information about an image displayed in the display device, and based on the channel information about the first channel and the image information, identify whether the electronic device is capable of transmitting a data frame each communication cycle which corresponds to a frame rate provided in the display device.
US12062309B2	Device and method for detecting screen freeze error of display of vehicle A device and method for detecting a screen freeze error of a display of a vehicle. The method comprises monitoring a drive pattern of at least one pixel in a porch area during a time period corresponding to a plurality of image frames, wherein the porch area including at least one of a front porch area and a back porch area of a display panel driven according to the plurality of image frames; and determining occurrence of a screen freeze error by comparing the drive pattern of the at least one pixel with a preset drive pattern.
US12062308B2	Display device A display device includes a substrate, a circuit layer, a light emitting element layer, and a display driving circuit. The circuit layer comprises demux circuit units side by side in a demux area of a non-display area of the substrate and electrically connected between data lines and the display driving circuit, test signal supply lines in the non-display area and transmitting test signals for testing the lighting state of light emitting elements of the light emitting element layer, and test pad connection lines respectively electrically connected to test signal pads in the sub-area and extending to the non-display area. The test signal supply lines are electrically connected to the test pad connection lines through test line connection contact holes, respectively. The test line connection contact holes are in a test connection area which is a part of the demux area adjacent to the sub-area.
US12062301B2	Display apparatus There is provided a display apparatus, including: a display module; a first side frame and a second side frame on two sides of the display module in a width direction of the display module; a fixing structure on a non-light-emitting side of the display module and detachably connected to the first side frame and the second side frame, the fixing structure being configured to fix the display module; and an adapter, including a first connection part and a second connection part which are fixedly connected. At least one of a first side surface of the first side frame facing the display module or a second side surface of the second side frame facing the display module is detachably connected to the first connection part, and the second connection part is detachably connected to the fixing structure.
US12062298B2	Eye model for wide field fundus imaging The present invention contemplates an infant eye model for wide field retinal imaging by implementing nominal physical parameters and optical characteristics found in scientific literature and by simulating retinal features and details found in real eye images. The present invention also contemplates implementing a corneal model with a translucent plastic to mimic image haze and 1st Purkinje reflection. The present invention also contemplates implementing a birefringent layer to the lens posterior surface to simulate 4th Purkinje reflection and its brightness variation. The present invention further contemplates implementing a photo-realistic retinal hemisphere shell to provide retinal details and demonstrate retinopathy associated with retinal diseases.
US12062295B2	Food description processing methods and apparatuses Disclosed embodiments include apparatuses, methods and storage media associated with modifying a food record database. The method comprises receiving a plurality of food records from a plurality of sources, each of the plurality of food records comprising at least a food record description, the plurality of sources including (i) at least one non-user entity that is an owner of a third party food database and (ii) users of the food record database. The method further comprises receiving search requests from users, and returning one or more top search results from the food record database in response. The method also comprises determining a score for a particular food record identified by the top search results, wherein the score is calculated based at least in part on one of: a number of times the particular food record has been included in the top search results of the search requests or a number of times the particular food record has been logged.
US12062291B2	Systems and methods for managing space at a location for receiving assets In one example embodiment, a computer-implemented method for managing available capacity at a location for receiving an asset includes obtaining data indicative of one or more first assets that will arrive at a first location within a first transfer hub at an arrival time, the one or more first assets being associated with a first service provider. The method includes determining an available capacity at the first location within the first transfer hub for receiving the one or more first assets at the arrival time. The method includes moving one or more second assets positioned at the first location to a second location within the first transfer hub to increase the available capacity at the first location for receiving the one or more first assets at the arrival time.
US12062283B2	Model adaptation for autonomous trucking in right of way Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for monitoring a dedicated roadway the runs in parallel to a railroad. In some implementations, a system includes a central server, an interface, and sensors. The interface receives data from a railroad system that manages the railroad parallel to the dedicated roadway. The sensors are positioned in a fixed location relative to the dedicated roadway. Each sensor can detect vehicles in a first field of view on the dedicated roadway. For each detected vehicle, each sensor can generate sensor data based on the detected vehicle in the dedicated roadway and the data received at the interface. Each sensor can generate observational data and instruct the detected vehicle to switch to an enhanced processing mode. Each sensor can determine an action for the detected vehicle to take based on the generated observational data.
US12062280B2	Stopped vehicle detection and validation systems and methods Systems and methods for verifying stopped traffic and/or fallen object alarms include an image sensor configured to capture a stream of images of a traffic scene, a stopped object component configured to identify a stopped object in the captured images, define an associated object location in the captured images, and classify the detected object. A background modeling system models at least two background images, a slow background image and a fast background image. A DNN is trained to receive the object information and background images to verify the alarm condition.
US12062276B2	Emergency situation detection and response based on protective equipment sensor data Sensor data from one or more protective equipment sensors of protective equipment worn by a person are received. In response to determining based at least on the sensor data that no emergency situation occurred for the person, sensor data is sent from the body-worn hub to a server when a route of communication is available. In response to determining based at least on the sensor data that an emergency situation occurred for the person and at least one route of communication is currently available, the sensor data is sent from the body-worn hub to the server via at least one route of communication. However, in response to determining based at least on the sensor data that an emergency situation occurred for the person and there is no available route of communication, the sensor data is analyzed at the body-worn hub to determine whether the person is injured.
US12062274B2	Alarm control device and alarm control method To appropriately exclude alarms not requiring maintenance operator confirmation. An alarm control device 1 includes: an individual filter determination unit 11 which acquires, from a storage unit, a determination condition (an individual filter) for whether or not maintenance operator confirmation corresponding to a device alarm issued from a network element device 2 is necessary; an alarm evaluation unit 12 which acquires information corresponding to a determination criterion of the determination condition from a management database 4 managing the network element device 2, checks the acquired information with the determination condition, and determines whether or not maintenance operator confirmation is necessary; and an alarm notification unit 13 which transmits a device alarm to a maintenance operator terminal 5 when the maintenance operator confirmation is determined to be necessary and does not transmit the device alarm to the maintenance operator terminal 5 when the maintenance operator confirmation is determined to be unnecessary.
US12062273B2	Faucet for handwashing feedback with integrated dispenser A “smart-faucet” is provided that provides instructions and feedback to a user that improves the efficacy of a handwashing event. The faucet includes a supply of sanitizer that includes a visualization component, such as a fluorescent component, that assists the user in determining sanitizing coverage of the hands. The visualization component may require the presence of an energy source radiating a specific frequency, such as UV, in order to become visible. The faucet may further be able to communicate information to a remote location regarding supply data necessary to insure just in time delivery of a replacement supply of sanitizer.
US12062271B2	Unauthorized location information access prevention in a tracking device environment Unauthorized tracking devices, including those that change their identification information periodically, are detected to protect an individual's privacy. A privacy system can implement a number of anti-stalking features to protect against such unauthorized tracking devices. The privacy system, upon determining that an unauthorized tracking device is mirroring a user's movements, can enable the user to “ring” the tracking device in order to allow the user to locate the unauthorized device. The privacy system, in response to determining that the tracking device or the owner of the tracking device satisfy one or more stalking conditions, can notify a user that the tracking device satisfies the stalking conditions. Finally, the privacy system enables users to disable access to location information from the tracking device to owners of the tracking device in the event that the tracking device is deemed unauthorized by the user.
US12062265B2	Computer activated instant winner lottery ticket game system and method A computer activated system and method for selling pre-printed instant-winner lottery tickets, or digital simulation games, by use of a central computer communicating with widely-distributed terminals (including mobile devices and PCs), with each ticket providing a traditional instant-winner game with a chance for an added instant winner progressive jackpot and/or non-pre-designated fixed jackpot prize and/or the display of the simulation of such game on a terminal in conjunction with the optional display of advertising, and/or advertisers' images, and/or promotional offerings. The identification code printed on each ticket is read by a code reader, after the ticket has been issued from a vending machine, a clerk-assisted terminal, a digitally displayed terminal, or selected from an accessible display of inactive tickets, and the computer determines whether the ticket is a winner, and notifies the terminal at which the ticket is processed of the win or loss.
US12062257B2	Vehicle audio capture and diagnostics Methods and systems for capturing and processing audio data of a vehicle engine. In one aspect, a vehicle audio capture system includes a mobile device configured to capture vehicle engine sounds in an audio file and to associate tags identifying one or more vehicle conditions observed during audio capture and reflected in the audio file, and a server configured to process the audio file and expose an application programming interface (API) to provide access to the audio file to one or more data consumer devices. In some instances, a condition report server is configured to access the application programming interface to retrieve a version of the audio file and include data describing the audio file within a vehicle condition report. Additionally, tags may be added to the audio file based on detected engine conditions. Detection of engine conditions may be based on use of trained models.
US12062256B2	Method and device for remotely diagnosing vehicle faults, vehicle, and computer storage medium Disclosed herein are a method and a device for remotely diagnosing vehicle faults, a vehicle and a computer storage medium. The method includes monitoring vehicle data uploaded by the vehicle in real time via a cloud platform, and determining whether to identify a preset fault abnormal signal identification from target data of the vehicle data. The method also includes, in response to the fault abnormal signal identification being identified from the target data, sending a fault diagnosis task to the vehicle according to the target data, and receiving diagnosis result data returned by the vehicle after the fault diagnosis task is executed locally by the vehicle. The method further includes generating a remote fault diagnosis result of the vehicle according to the vehicle data and the diagnosis result data.
US12062255B2	Diagnosis information generating apparatus and method, and diagnosing system including the same A diagnosis information generating apparatus according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes: an input unit configured to receive diagnosis request information including data identification information for at least one of a plurality of diagnosis items of a diagnosis target and diagnosis data corresponding to the data identification information; a control unit configured to receive the diagnosis request information from the input unit, calculate a diagnosis data amount for the data identification information and the diagnosis data included in the diagnosis request information, select a packet structure corresponding to the calculated diagnosis data amount among a plurality of packet structures, and generate a communication packet including the diagnosis request information based on the selected packet structure; and a communication unit configured to output the communication packet generated by the control unit to an external diagnosing device as diagnosis information for the diagnosis target.
US12062254B2	Systems and methods for reconfigurable on-vehicle data routing Systems and methods for reconfigurable on-vehicle data routing are provided. In one embodiment, a data link communication system comprises: a router to communicate with at least one communication bus and at least one data bus, and monitor data communicated over the communication data buses, wherein the communication bus communicates data link messages with an off-vehicle service provider system, wherein the data bus transports data between the router and a plurality of on-vehicle systems; a routing control logic; and a conditional logic database, wherein the database comprises definitions of one or more datatypes and definitions for at least one data forwarding command; wherein, in response to receiving a first set of data associated with a datatype defined by the database, the logic executes the at least one data forwarding command to control the router to output a second set of data to one or more of the plurality of on-vehicle systems.
US12062247B2	Touch panel with fingerprint identification function and manufacturing method thereof A touch panel with a fingerprint identification function includes a glass substrate, a fingerprint identification chip, and a driving flexible board. The glass substrate has a surface including a touch sensing area and a fingerprint identification area located at different positions. A touch sensing circuit is formed by etching on the touch sensing area. A fingerprint identification circuit is formed by etching on the fingerprint identification area. The surface has at least one driving contact electrically connected to the touch sensing circuit and the fingerprint identification circuit. The fingerprint identification chip has several Au bumps connected to the fingerprint identification circuit, thereby the fingerprint identification chip is engaged with the surface of the glass substrate. The driving flexible board has at least one driving chip and a driving circuit electrically connected to the driving chip. The driving circuit is engaged with the driving contact of the glass substrate.
US12062245B2	System and method for real-time creation and execution of a human digital twin The present invention presents a universal reconfigurable video stream processing system where a digital twin is applied to 3D marker cloud mapping of a set of parameters, related to the current state of the monitored person (object). The invention includes two reconfigurable units, with at least one of these units being universally adjusted for any input-output mapping application with fixed input size, fixed output size and numerical values ordered by their meaning. Each reconfigurable unit includes at least one machine learning based mathematical model with a high number of parameters and non-linear functions performing as a universal approximator and ensuring high flexibility during training process. Each unit of the presented system, which includes a machine learning based mathematical model should be trained in advance of system execution with input-output mapping examples, where the range of the input values in the training example set should cover the range of the input values that will be used during system execution.
US12062241B2	Lane recognition device and method based on LIDAR for vehicle A lane recognition device based on a Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) for a vehicle and a method thereof may include a pre-processor that detects a lane point candidate group based on information detected from the LiDAR, a deep learning device that generates lane recognition information by learning the lane point candidate group, and a post-processor that converts the lane recognition information into lane information by use of a lane curve fitting algorithm.
US12062240B2	Monitoring system A monitoring system can include an electronic device operably coupled with a vehicle. One or more sensors operably can be operably coupled with the electronic device. A user interface can be operably coupled with the electronic device. A controller can be operably coupled with the electronic device. The controller can be configured to receive data from the one or more sensors and provide an instruction to the electronic device based on the data from the one or more sensors, wherein the instruction is related to mitigating an upcoming information of interest along a route.
US12062238B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and program An information processing apparatus (100) includes: a person detecting unit (102) that executes processing of detecting a person and a location with respect to each of a first image generated in a first camera (5a) and a second image generated in a second camera (5b); a coordinate generating unit (104) that generates coordinates of the location of the detected person; and a determination unit (106) that determines, by using a first location generated from the first image and a second location generated from the second image, whether the person detected from the first image and the person detected from the second image are the same person.
US12062234B1	Codeless anchor detection for detectable features in an environment A client device that includes a camera and an extended reality client application program is employed by a user in a physical space, such as an industrial or campus environment. The user aims the camera within the mobile device at a real-world asset, such as a computer system, classroom, or vehicle. The client device acquires a digital image via the camera and detects textual and/or pictorial content included in the acquired image that corresponds to one or more anchors. The client device queries a data intake and query system for asset content associated with the detected anchors. Upon receiving the asset content from the data intake and query system, the client device generates visualizations of the asset content and presents the visualizations via a display device.
US12062232B2	Viewing digital content in a vehicle without suffering from motion sickness Digital content can be viewed in a vehicle without suffering from motion sickness by use of a system which includes a vehicle and data glasses. The vehicle includes a control unit and a plurality of sensors connected to the control unit. The data glasses can be wirelessly connected to the control unit and are intended to display a virtual 3-D integrating the digital content.
US12062226B2	Automated generation of training images A method for providing training images including receiving information about objects which is at least valid at a specific recording time. The method includes receiving an image of an area imaged at the specific recording time. The method includes estimating respective positions of the objects at the specific recording time based on the information and selecting estimated positions of respective objects from the estimated respective positions which fulfill a predefined selection criterion. The method includes generating training images by separating the imaged area into first and second pluralities of image tiles. Each of the first plurality of image tiles differs from each of the second plurality of image tiles. Each of the first plurality of image tiles images (depicts) a respective one or several of the selected positions. The method includes providing the training images. Further, a training image product and a device for providing training images are provided.
US12062220B2	Selecting a method for extracting a color for a light effect from video content A method comprises obtaining (201) media content and information about the media content and selecting (203) a color extraction method from multiple color extraction methods based on the obtained information. The media content comprises video content and the color extraction methods differ from each other in that they extract different colors from the same pixels. The method further comprises extracting (205) a color from one or more frames of the video content by applying the selected color extraction method and determining (207) one or more light effects to be rendered on one more light sources while the one or more frames are being rendered. The one or more light effects are determined based on the extracted color. The method also comprises storing (209) a light script specifying the one or more light effects and/or controlling (211) the one or more light sources to render the one or more light effects.
US12062219B2	Information density mapping of a visual stimulus An apparatus comprises at least one processing device comprising a processor coupled to a memory. The at least one processing device is configured to obtain an input visual stimulus, to detect feature points in the input visual stimulus, and to identify densities of the detected feature points in each of two or more distinct regions of the input visual stimulus. The at least one processing device is also configured to determine relative information density in the two or more distinct regions of the input visual stimulus. The at least one processing device is further configured to modify a design of the input visual stimulus to adjust the relative information density among at least two of the two or more distinct regions of the input visual stimulus.
US12062218B2	Image processing method, image processing device, and medium which synthesize multiple images An image processing method includes: acquiring first and second frame images shot by cameras; acquiring first state information of an unmanned aerial vehicle and second and third state information of the cameras; extracting feature point groups from the first and second frame images; calculating correction values based on the state information at the first time and state information at a second time; outputting the extracted feature point groups as corrected feature point groups at the first at a predetermined timing, and correcting feature point groups at the second time as the corrected feature point groups at the first time at a timing other than the predetermined timing; calculating a transformation parameter using the corrected feature point groups; performing projective transformation of the first and second frame images based on the transformation parameter; and synthesizing the first and second frame images after the projective transformation.
US12062217B2	Method of tracking objects in a scene The present invention relates to a method of tracking objects in a scene observed by an event-based sensor that produces events asynchronously from a matrix of sensing elements, wherein, from each sensing element of the matrix, respective events are produced as a function of variations of light incident on the sensing element, the method comprising: detecting, by a first process, an object in the scene from asynchronous events produced by the event-based sensor; and determining, by a second process, a track associated to the detected object from asynchronous events produced by the event-based sensor; wherein the first process has a time resolution lower than the second process.
US12062216B1	Chassis for precision optical devices A fingerprint reader comprises a platen comprising a light-reflecting surface; a light source configured to emit light rays to illuminate a subject placed in contact with the light-reflecting surface of the platen; a camera configured to capture image data of the subject in contact with the light-reflecting surface of the platen; multiple optical elements arranged in an optical path between the platen and the camera; and an optical chassis comprising: multiple parallel raceway plates, the raceway plates fabricated from carbon fiber, and multiple crossmembers connecting pairs of the raceway plates, wherein the multiple optical elements are disposed in the multiple crossmembers.
US12062214B2	Systems and method for generating Morton code Methods and systems are disclosed for encoding a Morton code. Techniques disclosed comprise receiving location vectors associated with primitives, where the primitives are graphical elements spatially located within a three-dimensional scene. Techniques further comprise determining a code pattern comprising a prefix pattern and a base pattern, and, then, coding each of the location vectors according to the code pattern.
US12062212B2	Optical coherence tomography-based intraoral scanner calibration device and method for obtaining calibration information through full area scan The present inventive concept relates to an optical coherence tomography (OCT)-based intraoral scanner calibration device including: a light source; an optical coupler for splitting the path of light irradiated from the light source in first light and second light; a reference part for generating reference light from the first light split by the optical coupler; a sample part for generating measurement light from the second light split by the optical coupler; and a signal generator for generating an OCT image from the reference light and the measurement light.
US12062211B1	Enhanced content positioning Various implementations disclosed herein include devices, systems, and methods that tracks an electronic device by fusing tracking algorithms. In some implementations, instructions stored on a computer-readable medium are executable to cause obtaining pairs of first position data corresponding to a position of the electronic device in a first coordinate system obtained using a first technique and second position data in a second coordinate system obtained using a second technique. In some implementations, transformations for the respective pairs are determined that provide a positional relationship between the first coordinate system and the second coordinate system. In some implementations, a subset of the pairs is identified based on the transformations, and a combined transformation is determined based on the subset of the transformations. In some implementations, content is provided on an electronic device based on the combined transformation. In some implementations, an update to the combined transformation is gradually applied.
US12062209B2	Face region detection device, imaging apparatus, face region detection method, and face region detection program A system controller of a digital camera has a function of detecting a face region from a captured image which is output from an imaging element, and sets a face region detected from a first captured image, as a reference image, searches for a similar region similar to a specific image which is a part of the reference image from a second captured image output after the first captured image, and detects a first region including the similar region in the second captured image and having the same size as the reference image, as the face region. The position of the specific image in the reference image and the position of the similar region in the first region coincide with each other.
US12062207B2	Low bandwidth transmission of event data Various implementations disclosed herein include devices, systems, and methods for low bandwidth transmission of event data. In various implementations, a device includes one or more cameras, a non-transitory memory, and one or more processors coupled with the one or more cameras and the non-transitory memory. In various implementations, the method includes obtaining, by the device, a set of images that correspond to a scene with a person. In various implementations, the method includes generating pose information for the person based on the set of images. In some implementations, the pose information indicates respective positions of body portions of the person. In some implementations, the method includes transmitting the pose information in accordance with a bandwidth utilization criterion.
US12062204B2	Methods and systems for slide imaging calibration Various examples of systems and methods are provided for imaging calibration for slide processing. In one example, among others, a system for processing microscope slides includes a light source; an imaging device comprising a lens; and a slide positioner that can position the ground-glass portion of a slide between the light source and lens. Processing circuitry of the system can acquire an image of at least a section of the ground-glass portion at an initial position; analyze contrast of adjacent pixels with respect to a defined contrast characteristic; iteratively advance the lens and acquire additional images based upon analysis of contrast of adjacent pixels with respect to the defined contrast characteristic; and identify an optimal focal location of the lens based upon the defined contrast characteristic. Subsequent image acquisition via the lens can be based at least in part upon the optimal focal location.
US12062202B2	Visual localization against a prior map A system and method for performing visual localization is disclosed. In aspects, the system implements methods to generate a global point cloud, the global point cloud representing a plurality of point clouds. The global point cloud can be mapped to a prior map information to locate a position of an autonomous vehicle, the prior map information representing pre-built geographic maps. The position of the autonomous vehicle can be estimated based on applying sensor information obtained from sensors and software of the autonomous vehicle to the mapped global point cloud.
US12062199B2	Distance determination between an image sensor and a target area A method for determining a distance Dsensor between an image sensor and a target area of a driver of a vehicle, comprising arranging a light source at a known geometric relationship with respect to the image sensor, such that a structure in the vehicle at least occasionally casts a shadow in the target area, determining a distance Dlight source between the light source and the target area based on an image acquired be the image sensor of the target area including the shadow and a geometric relationship (e.g. distance) between the light source and the structure, and determining the distance Dsensor based on the distance Dlight source and the geometric relationship between the light source and the image sensor. With this approach, a reliable determination of the distance to the target area may be provided using only one single image sensor.
US12062198B2	Method and system for multi-modality joint analysis of vascular images Embodiments of the disclosure provide methods and systems for multi-modality joint analysis of a plurality of vascular images. The exemplary system may include a communication interface configured to receive the plurality of vascular images acquired using a plurality of imaging modalities. The system may further include at least one processor, configured to extract a plurality of vessel models for a vessel of interest from the plurality of vascular images. The plurality of vessel models are associated with the plurality of imaging modalities, respectively. The at least one processor is also configured to fuse the plurality of vessel models associated with the plurality of imaging modalities to generate a fused model for the vessel of interest. The at least one processor is further configured to provide a diagnostic analysis result based on the fused model of the vessel of interest.
US12062197B2	Validation of modeling and simulation of wearable device Systems and methods for validation of modeling and simulation systems that provide for the virtual fitting of wearable devices, such as glasses, by a user. Three-dimensional modeling and simulation of test subject both with and without fitting frames corresponding to a wearable device may be captured to validate the modeling and simulation modules and associated algorithms and machine learning modules used to simulate the fit of the wearable device on a user. Validation in this manner may provide for increased accuracy/realism of the modeling and simulation systems.
US12062192B2	Method, apparatus, computing device and computer-readable storage medium for correcting pedestrian trajectory A method, an apparatus, a computing device, and a computer-readable storage medium for correcting pedestrian trajectory are disclosed. The method includes obtaining face image frames and body image frames, determining a face identifier for a face area in each of the face image frames, determining an uncorrected face trajectory for the face identifier, determining a body identifier for a body area in each of the body image frames, determining an uncorrected body trajectory for the body identifier, for each of the face image frames and each of the body image frames that are at a same moment, establishing a set of matching relationship between the face identifier and the body identifier, and correcting at least one of the uncorrected face trajectory and the uncorrected body trajectory based on a plurality of sets of matching relationship of a plurality of same moments.
US12062191B2	Food detection using a sensor array An object tracking system that includes a sensor that is configured to capture frames of at least a portion of a global plane for a space. The system is configured to receive a first frame from the sensor. The first frame includes a region-of-interest (ROI) marker within the space. The system is further configured to identify pixel locations within the first frame corresponding with the ROI marker and to define a zone for subsequent frames from the sensor corresponding with the pixel locations. The system is further configured to receive a second frame from the sensor, to detect an object within the zone, and to identify the object. The system is further configured to determine a person is within the second frame and to modify a digital cart that is associated with the person based on the identified object.
US12062188B2	Differencing based self-supervised scene change detection (D-SSCD) with temporal consistency A computer implemented network for executing a self-supervised scene change detection method in which image pairs (T0, T1) from different time instances are subjected to random photometric transformations to obtain two pairs of augmented images (T0→T0′, T0″; T1→T1′, T1″), which augmented images are passed into an encoder (fθ) and a projection head (gϕ) to provide corresponding feature representations. Absolute feature differencing is applied over the outputs of the projection head (gϕ) to obtain difference representations (d1, d2) of changed features between the pair of images, and a self-supervised objective function (LSSL) is applied on the difference representations d1 and d2 to maximize a cross-correlation of the changed features, wherein d1 and d2 are defined as d 1 = ❘ "\[LeftBracketingBar]" g ⁡ ( f ⁡ ( T 0 ′ ) ) - g ⁡ ( f ⁡ ( T 0 ′ ) ) ❘ "\[RightBracketingBar]" ⁢ d 2 = ❘ "\[LeftBracketingBar]" g ⁡ ( f ⁡ ( T 0 ″ ) ) - g ⁡ ( f ⁡ ( T 1 ″ ) ) ❘ "\[RightBracketingBar]" ( 1 ) Furthermore, an invariant prediction and change consistency loss is applied in the D-SSCD Network to reduce the effects of differences in the lighting conditions or camera viewpoints by enhancing the image alignment between the temporal images in the decision and feature space.
US12062186B2	RGBD video semantic segmentation with temporal and geometric consistency A method, machine readable medium and system for RGBD semantic segmentation of video data includes determining semantic segmentation data and depth segmentation data for less than all classes for images of each frame of a first video, determining semantic segmentation data and depth segmentation data for images of each key frame of a second video including a synchronous combination of respective frames of the RGB video and the depth-aware video in parallel to the determination of the semantic segmentation data and the depth segmentation data for each frame of the first video, temporally and geometrically aligning respective frames of the first video and the second video, and predicting semantic segmentation data and depth segmentation data for images of a subsequent frame of the first video based on the determination of the semantic segmentation data and depth segmentation data for images of a key frame of the second video.
US12062183B2	Closed surface fitting for segmentation of orthopedic medical image data Techniques are described for closed surface fitting (CSF). Processing circuitry may determine a plurality of points on a shape, determine a contour, used to determine a shape of an anatomical object, from image information of one or more images of a patient, and determine corresponding points on the contour that correspond to the plurality of points on the shape based on at least one of respective normal vectors projected from points on the shape and normal vectors projected from points on the contour. The processing circuitry may generate a plurality of intermediate points between the points on the shape and the corresponding points on the contour, generate an intermediate shape based on plurality of intermediate points, and generate a mask used to determine the shape of the anatomical object based on the intermediate shape.
US12062179B2	Method for automatically segmenting teeth Method for segmenting a digital model (4) of teeth comprising a three-dimensional triangular mesh (41), wherein automatic means (6) implement the following steps, which are referred to as initial steps: classifying, within the mesh (41), at least one triangle into a concave category and/or at least one triangle into a convex category, and identifying, within the mesh (41), at least one tooth region comprising triangles such that each triangle of the region has at least one neighbouring triangle in the region, all the triangles of the region belonging to neither the convex nor the concave category.
US12062178B2	Automated segmentation and guided correction of endothelial cell images Embodiments discussed herein facilitate automated and/or semi-automated segmentation of endothelial cells via a trained deep learning model. One example embodiment is a method, comprising: accessing an optical microscopy image comprising a set of corneal endothelial cells of a patient of a keratoplasty; pre-processing the optical microscopy image to generate a pre-processed optical microscopy image via correcting for at least one of shading or illumination artifacts in the optical microscopy image; segmenting, based at least in part on a trained deep learning (DL) model, a plurality of corneal endothelial cells of the set of corneal endothelial cells in the pre-processed optical microscopy image; and displaying, via a graphical user interface (GUI), at least the segmented plurality of corneal endothelial cells.
US12062177B2	Systems and methods for x-ray tomosynthesis image reconstruction Imaging systems comprising x-ray image reconstruction systems combined with optical imaging and/or tracking systems. In some embodiments, the imaging system may comprise an x-ray image reconstruction system configured to generate three-dimensional image data of at least an internal portion of a target object under a surface of the target object and a three-dimensional optical imaging system configured to reconstruct an image of at least a portion of the surface of the target object by generating surface three-dimensional image data. The three-dimensional optical imaging system may be registered to the x-ray tomosynthesis image reconstruction system such that three-dimensional image data from the x-ray tomosynthesis image reconstruction system and three-dimensional image data from the three-dimensional optical imaging system may be used as a constraint to improve image quality of an image of the target object.
US12062172B2	Medical image processing apparatus and medical image processing system A medical image processing apparatus according to an embodiment is a medical image processing apparatus that generates image data to be used in a trained model trained with image data acquired by a second apparatus, from image data acquired by a first apparatus and that includes a first obtaining unit and a first generating unit. The first obtaining unit is configured to obtain first patient image data obtained by the first apparatus by imaging a patient. The first generating unit is configured to generate, by using a first generative model and from the first patient image data, intermediate image data in which a characteristic of first image data acquired by the first apparatus has been deleted and is configured to generate, by using a second generative model and from the intermediate image data, second patient image data having a characteristic of second image data acquired by the second apparatus.
US12062170B2	System and method for classifying a tooth condition based on landmarked anthropomorphic measurements Disclosed is a system and method for classifying a tooth condition, comprising: a localization layer; a classification layer; a processor; a non-transitory storage element coupled to the processor; encoded instructions stored in the non-transitory storage element, wherein the encoded instructions when implemented by the processor, configure the automated parsing pipeline system to: localize a present anatomical landmark in a patient's oral or maxillofacial region depicted in a parsed image frame by the localization layer, said landmark comprising of a feature or features with anatomical or pathological significance; and classify a dental or maxillofacial condition based on measuring any kind of relation between two or more features within and/or between landmarks by the classification layer.
US12062164B2	Pattern analysis system and method of manufacturing semiconductor device using the same A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device that includes providing a substrate having a pattern formed thereon. A scanning electron microscope (SEM) image is generated that includes a boundary image showing an edge of the pattern. A blended image is generated by performing at least one blending operation on the SEM image and a background image aligned with the boundary image. Contour data is generated by binarizing the blended image on a basis of a threshold value. The threshold value is determined by a critical dimension of the pattern.
US12062160B2	System for image completion A system for image completion is disclosed. The system comprises a coordinate generation module configured to receive past frames and a present frame having a first field-of-view and to generate a set of coordinate maps, one for each of the received past frames; and a frame aggregation module configured to receive as input the past frames, the present frame, and the coordinate maps and to synthesize, based on said input, a present frame having a second field-of-view.
US12062159B1	Camera apparatus and method of enhanced foliage detection A camera apparatus includes control circuitry configured to acquire an input color image of an agricultural field, smoothen the input color image with a median blur and convert the smoothened input color image into a plurality of different color spaces. The control circuitry is configured to execute a set of channel operations on an individual channel or combined channels in each color space of the plurality of different color spaces and generate a normalized image based on outputs received from each color space processing path. The control circuitry is configured to determine a threshold value based on a histogram of the normalized image and apply the determined threshold value to generate a first binary mask image. The control circuitry is configured to apply one or more morphology operations to remove noise in the first binary mask image and generate an output binary mask image of foliage mask.
US12062157B2	Systems and methods for employing invisible fiducials for aligning scans or images to form composite images, models, or datasets Disclosed is a system and associated methods for generating a composite image from scans or images that are aligned using invisible fiducials. The invisible fiducial is a transparent substance or a projected specific wavelength that is applied to and changes reflectivity of a surface at the specific wavelength without interfering with a capture of positions or visible color characteristics across the surface. The system performs first and second capture of a scene with the surface, and detects a position of the invisible fiducial in each capture based on values measured across the specific wavelength that satisfy a threshold associated with the invisible fiducial. The system aligns the first capture with the second capture based on the detected positions of the invisible fiducial, and generates a composite image by merging or combining the positions or visible color characteristics from the aligned captures.
US12062155B2	Device and method for enhancing images The present disclosure provides a an image processing device for providing a plurality of enhanced partial images which together represent an enhanced three-dimensional, 3D, image, wherein each enhanced partial image is a two-dimensional, 2D, image associated with one of a plurality of focal planes. The image processing device includes processing circuitry configured to receive or generate a plurality of initial partial images, which together form an initial 3D image, wherein each initial partial image is a 2D image associated with one of the plurality of focal planes; and to generate, from each of the initial partial images, an enhanced partial image by generating a blurred version of the initial partial image; and blending the initial partial image with the blurred version of the initial partial image.
US12062153B2	Apparatus, method, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium for improving image quality of a medical image volume An apparatus, method, and computer-readable medium for improving image quality of a medical volume. In an embodiment, the apparatus includes processing circuitry configured to receive a reconstructed input image volume from X-ray projection data corresponding to a three-dimensional region of an object to be examined, apply a pseudo-three-dimensional neural network (P3DNN) to the reconstructed input image volume, the application of the pseudo-three-dimensional neural network including generating, for the reconstructed input image volume, a plurality of three-dimensional image datasets representing a different anatomical plane of the reconstructed input image volume, applying at least one convolutional filter to each of a sagittal plane dataset, a transverse plane dataset, and a coronal plane dataset, and concatenating results of the applied at least one convolutional filter to generate an intermediate output image volume, and generate, based on the application of the P3DNN, an output image volume corresponding to the three-dimensional region of the object.
US12062150B2	Method and apparatus for block-wise neural image compression with post filtering A method of block-wise neural image compression with post filtering is performed by at least one processor of an encoder and includes encoding a block of an input image, using a first neural network, wherein the encoded block is decoded by a decoder using a second neural network to generate a reconstructed block, and performing intra-prediction on the reconstructed block, using a third neural network, to generate a predicted block. The method further includes determining a difference between the block of the input image and the generated predicted block, to generate a prediction residual, encoding the generated prediction residual, using a fourth neural network, wherein the encoded prediction residual is decoded by the decoder using a fifth neural network, and adding the decoded prediction residual to the generated predicted block, to generate a recovered predicted block.
US12062142B2	Virtual environment Methods for parameterizing virtual spaces by matching virtual objects to physical objects, creating shared virtual spaces for users to meet, loading in virtual media objects from personal computing devices, selecting and interacting with virtual objects in virtual spaces, and activating virtual media representations for consumption are described herein.
US12062141B2	Ingestion pipeline for generating augmented reality content generators The subject technology receives information for a product. The subject technology generates a 3D model file of the product in a first format. The subject technology converts the 3D model file to a 3D object file in a second format. The subject technology associates the 3D object file to the product in a product catalog service. The subject technology publishes an augmented reality (AR) content generator corresponding to the product.
US12062140B2	Face image generation with wrinkles Computing an image depicting a face having an expression with wrinkles is described. A 3D polygon mesh model of a face has a non-neutral expression. A tension map is computed from the 3D polygon mesh model. A neutral texture, a compressed wrinkle texture and an expanded wrinkle texture are computed or obtained from a library. The neutral texture comprises a map of the first face with a neutral expression. The compressed wrinkle texture is a map of the first face formed by aggregating maps of the first face with different expressions using the tension map, and the expanded wrinkle texture comprises a map of the first face formed by aggregating maps of the first face with different expressions using the tension map. A graphics engine may be used to apply the wrinkle textures to the 3D model according to the tension map; and render the image from the 3D model.
US12062137B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and storage medium An information processing apparatus has an identification unit, an obtaining unit, and an output unit. The identification unit identifies, in a virtual viewpoint image generated using shape data representing a three-dimensional shape of an object, a target for which to generate data for modeling a three-dimensional object, based on time information related to the virtual viewpoint image as well as a position of a virtual viewpoint and a direction of a line of sight from the virtual viewpoint related to the virtual viewpoint image. The obtaining unit obtains shape data on a first object in the virtual viewpoint image, the first object corresponding to the identified target. The output unit outputs data for modeling a three-dimensional object generated based on the obtained shape data.
US12062134B2	Location based augmented-reality system A location-based augmented-reality system to generate and cause display of augmented-reality content that includes three-dimensional typography, based on a perspective, and location of a client device.
US12062133B2	Point cloud data hierarchy A system comprises a storage system comprising data representing a point cloud comprising a very large number of associated points; a controller operatively coupled to the storage cluster and configured to organize the data into an octree hierarchy of data sectors, each of which is representative of one or more of the points at a given octree mesh resolution; and a user interface through which a user may select a viewing perspective origin and vector, which may be utilized to command the controller to assemble an image based at least in part upon the selected origin and vector, the image comprising a plurality of data sectors pulled from the octree hierarchy, the plurality of data sectors being assembled such that sectors representative of points closer to the selected viewing origin have a higher octree mesh resolution than that of sectors representative of points farther away from the selected viewing origin.
US12062131B2	Six-DoF measurement aid The invention relates to a six-DoF measurement aid for determining 3D coordinates of a multiplicity of object points to be measured in the form of 3D points of a point cloud in cooperation with a laser tracker, having an environment sensor arrangement and a control module. The control module comprises a platform control assistance functionality, which is configured to instruct the environment sensor arrangement, during the automatically guided movement of the six-DoF measurement aid, in a first mode to generate environmental information for determining an environmental normal, and in a second mode to generate environmental information for detecting anomalies with respect to the environmental normal, and to provide the environmental information generated by the environment sensor arrangement for control assistance of the platform control.
US12062130B2	Object reconstruction using media data Systems and techniques are provided for performing video-based activity recognition. For example, a process can include generating a three-dimensional (3D) model of a first portion of an object based on one or more frames depicting the object. The process can also include generating a mask for the one or more frames, the mask including an indication of one or more regions of the object. The process can further include generating a 3D base model based on the 3D model of the first portion of the object and the mask, the 3D base model representing the first portion of the object and a second portion of the object. The process can include generating, based on the mask and the 3D base model, a 3D model of the second portion of the object.
US12062129B2	Iterative synthesis of views from data of a multi-view video Synthesis of an image of a view from data of a multi-view video. The synthesis includes an image processing phase as follows: generating image synthesis data from texture data of at least one image of a view of the multi-view video; calculating an image of a synthesised view from the generated synthesis data and at least one image of a view of the multi-view video; analysing the image of the synthesised view relative to a synthesis performance criterion; if the criterion is met, delivering the image of the synthesised view; and if not, iterating the processing phase. The calculation of an image of a synthesised view at a current iteration includes modifying, based on synthesis data generated in the current iteration, an image of the synthesised view calculated during a processing phase preceding the current iteration.
US12062128B2	Method and system for simulating texture features of a coating Described herein is a computer-implemented method for simulating texture features of a n-layer target coating, the method including at least the steps of: a) providing known real geometrical properties and known individual ingredients with known real material properties; b) modelling the n-layer target coating in a virtual environment; c) virtually tracing rays of light from one or more light sources towards an aim region defined on a surface of the n-layer target coating; d) virtually collecting rays of light that interacted with the n-layer target coating; e) virtually determining, at least one of an angular, a spectral and a spatial distribution of intensity of the rays of light re-emitted from or reflected by the n-layer target coating; and f) evaluating the determined distribution(s) of intensity and outputting, by an output device, at least one image based on the evaluation.
US12062118B2	Generation system and generation method for perspective image A generation system and a generation method for a perspective image are disclosed. The present disclosure acquires a tomographic data set of a target object, determines a rotation information corresponding to a designated perspective of the target object, makes the perspective face a projection plane by rotating the tomographic data set or moving the projection plane based on the rotation information, and merges multiple slice images of the tomographic data set toward the projection plane to obtain a 2D image of the perspective of the target object. The present disclosure can effectively generate the 2D image of the designated perspective of the target object.
US12062113B2	Dynamic pattern generator An approach for creating avatars of team members on a project team. The approach retrieves data associated with team members of a project team. The approach creates avatars of the team members based on the data. The approach displays the avatars to the team members, requesting permission to from the team members to use the avatars to represent the team members. With permission, the approach creates a plurality of avatars of different dimensions to use on different platforms. The approach displays the avatars during online team meetings as a representation of the respective team member.
US12062112B1	Apparatus for heterogenous processing A system on a chip may include a GPU, a CPU, a dedicated memory for the CPU, an FPGA, a dedicated memory for the FPGA, a control and data bus assembly connecting the FPGA, the CPU, and the GPU, wherein the FPGA, the CPU, and the GPU are configured to interact using the control and data bus assembly and an API configured to allow the same code to run on the FPGA, the CPU, and the GPU, a VPX, a first HSIO connection connecting the GPU to the VPX, a second HSIO connection connecting the CPU to the VPX, and a third HSIO connection connecting the FPGA to the VPX.
US12062105B2	Utilizing multiple stacked machine learning models to detect deepfake content A device may receive training data for training a first machine learning model, a second machine learning model, and a third machine learning model and may train the first machine learning model, the second machine learning model, and the third machine learning model with the training data. The device may receive input content and may process the input content, with the first machine learning model, the second machine learning model, and the third machine learning model, to generate a first model result, a second model result, and a third model result, respectively. The device may process the first model result, the second model result, and the third model result, with an aggregation model, to generate a detection result indicating whether the particular input content is a deepfake or is real and may perform one or more actions based on the detection result.
US12062100B2	Structural characteristic extraction using drone-generated 3D image data A structural analysis computing device may generate a proposed insurance claim and/or generate a proposed insurance quote for an object pictured in a three-dimensional (3D) image. The structural analysis computing device may be coupled to a drone configured to capture exterior images of the object. The structural analysis computing device may include a memory, a user interface, an object sensor configured to capture the 3D image, and a processor in communication with the memory and the object sensor. The processor may access the 3D image including the object, and analyze the 3D images to identify features of the object—such as by inputting the 3D image into a trained machine learning or pattern recognition program. The processor may generate a proposed claim form for a damaged object and/or a proposed quote for an uninsured object, and display the form to a user for their review and/or approval.
US12062096B2	Method and system for providing actionable intelligence A method for providing actionable intelligence in real-time to facilitate a plurality of transactions is disclosed. The method includes compiling historical activity data for potential clients; defining, by using a model, a score for each of the potential clients based on the compiled historical activity data; receiving, via an event stream, a request, the request relating to a transaction request for a financial instrument; retrieving client coverage data that corresponds to the potential clients, the client coverage data including a strategic client plan that relates to development of client relationships; identifying a predetermined rule that corresponds to the request; and automatically determining, in real-time for the request, a recommended client from the potential clients based on at least one from among the score, the client coverage data, the corresponding predetermined rule, and the historical activity data.
US12062095B2	Auctioning mechanisms for dark order block trading Auctioning mechanisms adapted to improve the integrity of dark order block trading are provided.
US12062093B2	Method and apparatus for executing quantitative trading strategy Provided are a method and an apparatus for executing a quantitative trading strategy, for executing the quantitative trading strategy through a graphical interface, without requiring a user to have a capability of writing program codes, thereby improving the user experience. The method for executing the quantitative trading strategy includes: displaying a graphical interface including an execution area; obtaining a first instruction inputted by a user; obtaining a first quantitative trading strategy in response to the first instruction, the first quantitative trading strategy including at least one parameter related to a real market operation; adding the first quantitative trading strategy to the execution area to form a first execution record corresponding to the first quantitative trading strategy; and executing, based on the first execution record, the first quantitative trading strategy to obtain execution information of the first quantitative trading strategy.
US12062087B2	Dynamic discounting system and method A system and method for dynamically discounting trade debt through the use of a forward auction is provided. In one example, a system that allows a seller to auction inventory to a plurality of bidders. According to this embodiment, the system may determine eligibility for acceptance of bids submitted by the bidders and a plurality of bids may be determined to be eligible for acceptance. Further, a margin by which the bids are acceptable may be determined and a representation of the margin may be communicated. In another example, a method is provided for discounting debt using an auction system. According to this embodiment, a seller may configure an auction event with auction parameters, such as hurdle rates, that will best serve the goals of the auction. The seller may alter event parameters while the event is ongoing, thus further enhancing the ability of the seller to meet auction objectives.
US12062086B2	System for depicting a user's current financial path within a period relative to the user's typical financial path in a comparable period Some embodiments of the invention provide tools for promoting a user's financial well-being by encouraging positive financial behavior through timely feedback, counseling and instruction. For example, some embodiments of the invention may provide real-time (e.g., in response to a transaction being performed, or in response to the user indicating he/she is contemplating a transaction) useful analysis and advice designed to encourage the type of ongoing financial behavior that leads over time to financial well-being. Some embodiments are directed to ascertaining a current financial path for a user and a typical financial path in one or more prior months, and causing information useful for rendering a representation of the current and typical financial paths on a graphical user interface to be transmitted via one or more networks to a mobile device associated with the user.
US12062078B2	Selecting color values for augmented reality-based makeup Aspects of the present disclosure involve a system comprising a computer-readable storage medium storing a program and method for providing make-up based augmented reality content. The program and method provide for receiving a request to present augmented reality content in association with a captured image depicting a face of the user; accessing an augmented reality content item associated with applying makeup to the face and configured to generate a mesh for tracking plural regions of the face; receiving user input selecting a region; determining at least one of a range of color values or a range of contrast values relating to available makeup products for the selected region; and presenting an interface element in association with the face, the interface element for user selection of at least one of a color value within the range of color values or a contrast value within the range of contrast values.
US12062077B2	Method and system for providing search results for similar products based on deep-learning A method and a system for providing a search result for similar products based on deep learning receive a search image including a product to be searched; search similar product images by performing deep learning based on the search image; when a plurality of the similar product images are searched, performing a first arrangement based on a target similarity for each of the plurality of similar product images; performing deep learning on the plurality of the similar product images, arranged based on the target similarity, based on one or more predetermined parameters; obtaining a mutual similarity representing a similarity between at least two of the plurality of similar product images by performing the deep learning based on the predetermined parameter; obtaining an integrated similarity for each of the plurality of similar product images based on the mutual similarity and the target similarity; performing a second arrangement by arranging the plurality of similar product images based on the integrated similarity; and providing the plurality of the similar product images arranged by the second arrangement.
US12062073B2	System and method allowing social fashion selection in an electronic marketplace In various exemplary embodiments, a system and an associated method to retrieve information related to marketplace items within an electronic environment are disclosed. A network architecture comprises a listing module to store the information related to the marketplace items. The related information includes one or more user-created items such as an image of a model with one or more tagged items worn by the model. Each of the one or more tagged items has associated descriptive metadata. A communications module is arranged to receive a query including search terms related to social fashion items from an end-user. A query engine is coupled to the communications module to match the search terms contained within the query to the associated descriptive metadata of the tagged items in the listing module. A processing module then displays to the end-user the model and the one or more tagged items.
US12062072B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing system, and information processing method An information processing apparatus includes circuitry. The circuitry registers a plurality of forms issued to a particular party and an address for displaying the plurality of forms in a list. The plurality of forms and the address are registered in association with each other. The circuitry further causes a display to display the plurality of forms in the list in response to access to the address through an operation performed by a user of the particular party.
US12062071B1	Method and system for inventorying and developing the value of real property A method and system of inventorying and developing value for real property. An aerial photograph of a property to be inventoried and valued is obtained, an outline or outlines of the structure and its location on the property are identified, outlines of the structural sections of the property are mapped, a partial sketch of the outline of the structure is created, wherein the outline includes square footage estimates for each section, and is oriented with the front of the structure to the bottom of the page, and the information is integrated across multiple images and the structural type of each section of the structure is identified. The method and system rely on machine learning in order to increase the accuracy of the method and system.
US12062069B2	Transaction and communication system and method for vendors and promoters Transaction and communication systems and methods are disclosed for vendors and promoters. Some embodiments disclosed herein provide a deal manager system comprising transaction data associated with the promotional activities of one or more promoters, such as promoters registered with the deal manager system. The deal manager system can process the transaction data and provide compensation to promoters for their promotional activities based at least partly thereon. In certain embodiments, at least a portion of the transaction data can be provided to one or more vendors. A vendor may direct that benefits or promotional material be provided to a subset of promoters based at least in part on the received transaction data. The deal manager system may include promoter contact information, and materials provided by the vendor may be conveyed by the deal manager system to certain promoters based on the same.
US12062065B2	Systems and methods for allocating electronic advertising opportunities A system, apparatus, and method are presented for allocating for allocating advertisements for display are provided that include collecting a plurality of advertising spaces, each advertising space having at least one associated advertising space variable; collecting a media inventory, the media inventory comprising a plurality of advertisements, each advertisement having at least one associated advertisement variable; receiving a bid price and a target inventory percentage for each advertisement: receiving a request for an advertisement to be placed at a specified advertising space; identifying advertisements in the media inventory that are qualified to receive an impression at the specified advertising space; creating a qualified advertisement ranking by sorting the qualified advertisements by bid price; selecting advertisements from the qualified advertisement ranking until the sum of target inventory percentages of selected advertisements is equal to or greater than 100 percent; and allocating advertising impressions to the selected advertisements.
US12062060B2	Method and device for processing user interaction information Embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a method and a device for processing user interaction information. A specific embodiment of the method comprises: acquiring a set of user interaction information associated with a preset interaction operation, wherein the user interaction information comprises category information and brand information of an interaction object, user attribute information, and operation time information of interaction operations corresponding to a brand of the interaction object; generating a corresponding interaction feature of a user on the basis of the set of user interaction information; and determining, on the basis of the interaction feature of the user and a pre-trained preset operation probability generation model, a probability of the user executing a target operation associated with a brand of the interaction object in the corresponding user interaction information.
US12062058B2	Systems and methods for discovering and quantifying principal factors or dominant paths in interconnected journey data Analytical methods and systems applied to sequential event data are disclosed. An exemplary system and method analyzes datasets containing events in a plurality of journeys. The methods and systems described analyze and quantify the relative importance of events and sequences leading to outcomes where the data is complex and interconnected. In some embodiments, a graphical user interface illustrates the quantification of these datasets. In some embodiments, the graphical user interface maps the journey paths to show the relative importance of each journey path. In some embodiments, the maps of journey paths are interactive, allowing selection of paths of interest for detailed analysis. In some embodiments, the methods and systems calculate paths similar to a journey path of interest. An exemplary method and system also provides detailed recommendations for changing events within a sequence to either increase or decrease the likelihood of achieving a selected outcome.
US12062054B2	Blockchain tracking of carbon credits for materials with sequestered carbon Systems and methods are disclosed for tracking, via a blockchain registry, carbon credits in goods produced from materials with sequestered carbon. Materials with sequestered carbon may be produced by reacting greenhouse gases with air and other reagents and catalysts (including biological organisms). Following production of a batch of material with sequestered carbon, a blockchain entry may be recorded with production details and details of carbon-credits earned during production. The carbon-sequestering material may later be converted into products, each of which may have a unique product identifier. A blockchain entry may be recorded with the unique product identifiers such that an owner of a unit of product can obtain, from the blockchain registry, a verified amount of carbon-credit associated with that unit.
US12062048B2	Biometric authentication payment system, payment system, and cash register system In payment using biometric authentication, a customer-friendly technology with a high degree of freedom for customers to select a payment destination is provided. The present invention provides a biometric authentication payment system including: a biometric information acquisition device that acquires biometric information of a customer; a reception section that receives designation of a payment system of a payment destination; a transmission section that transmits the biometric information and a payment amount to the payment system; an authentication section that performs authentication using the transmitted biometric information, and a payment section that performs the payment of the payment amount when the authentication result is successful in authentication, and when a payment destination is designated.
US12062047B2	Biometric pre-identification A station device in a biometric pre-identification system uses identity to perform one or more actions. Identities are determined (such as via a backend) using biometric information. A biometric pre-identification device obtains biometric information and/or a digital representation thereof from a person approaching the station device. The biometric pre-identification device transmits such to the station device, facilitating the station to begin and/or perform various actions. The station device begins or performs the actions using the identity determined based on the biometric information before the person arrives at the station device.
US12062046B2	Methods and systems for authenticating users for authorization rule relaxation A method of authenticating an accountholder for relaxing payment transaction authorization rules is provided. The method is implemented using an authentication computing device in communication with a memory device. The method includes receiving a transaction decline message from an issuer via a transaction message channel, transmitting an authorization rules relaxation message to an accountholder computing device via an authentication message channel separate from the transaction message channel, receiving an authorization rules relaxation response message via the authentication message channel, authenticating the authorization rules relaxation response message as originating from the accountholder, receiving an authorization request message associated with a reattempted payment transaction, inserting a rules relaxation identifier into the authorization request message, providing the authorization request message to the issuer computing device, causing modification of transaction decline systems, and receiving an approval message denoting authorization rules relaxation and acceptance of the second payment transaction by the issuer.
US12062040B2	Method for block consensus and method for managing transaction state A block consensus method of a computing device is provided. The computing device receives a delegate request message including transaction hashes from each of a plurality of nodes, generates a prepared block including transaction hashes based on the delegate request message, and transmits a prepare message including the prepared block to the nodes. The computing device receives a commit message including a proof of consensus on a validity of the prepared block from the nodes, and transmits a reply message including a final block decided based on the commit message.
US12062039B2	Digital asset distribution by transaction device A user can associate a digital asset corresponding to a value with a transaction device to be used by another user. For example, a first user can load a digital asset corresponding to a cryptocurrency amount onto a transaction device, where the first user then provides the transaction device to a second user. The second user can utilize the cryptocurrency amount on the transaction device to conduct a transaction. The generation and use of digital assets can be managed using ledgers that store data in the form of block chains.
US12062037B1	Systems, methods, and storage media for creating and implementing a secure state machine in a networked computing environment Systems, methods, and storage media for implementing a secure state machine implemented as computer logic in a networked computing environment are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: generate a public key/private key pair for each of multiple participants respectively; provide a switch parameter for the state machine; specify time parameters for reporting, by an offchain oracle, the value of the switch parameter; and specify terms for reporting, by the offchain oracle, the value of the switch parameter to executable logic recorded on the distributed ledger. The executable logic making payment to pseudonymous wallet addresses associated with the keys in response to a value of the switch parameter received from the off-chain oracle.
US12062032B2	Device for facilitation of payments A payment device comprising of a housing, a slot for insertion of a user instrument located on a front surface of the housing, and wherein the housing includes a smart card interface integrated circuit that is configured to read an EMV chip located on the user instrument, and a universal serial bus (USB) type C male connector configured to be inserted into a female connector on a computing device, wherein the USB type C male connector is located on a back surface of the housing, and wherein a size of the USB type C male connector is configured so that when the USB type C male connector is inserted into the female connector on the computing device, the back surface of the housing is within a distance of three centimeters of a surface of the computing device.
US12062030B2	Merchandise data registration device and method A self-service point-of-sale (POS) terminal for a customer to register a commodity to be purchased in a store, includes an input device, a reading device configured to read a symbol on a commodity, a network interface configured to receive, from an external device operated by a store clerk or the like, instruction information that instructs output of caution information, and a processor. The processor is configured to acquire commodity information about a commodity based on the symbol read by the reading device and register the commodity using the commodity information. Upon receipt of an input of completion of registration via the input device, the processor determines whether to proceed to payment processing for the registered commodity based on whether the instruction information has been received from the external device.
US12062029B1	Automated purchasing systems and methods Disclosed herein are embodiments of systems, methods, and products comprises a server for enabling automatic shopping. The server may associate a shopping cart with a customer's electronic user device. The server may monitor the locations of the electronic user device. Based on the customer's location, the server may identify the shelves and items the customer has visited. When an item is lifted from the shelf, at least one weight sensor on the shelf may detect the weight change. The server may receive a notification comprising an amount of weight change from the weight sensor on the shelf. When the customer places the item into his/her shopping cart, the weight sensor on the shopping cart may detect the weight addition. If the weight change and weight addition match, the analytic server may determine that the item picked up from the shelf is placed within the customer's shopping cart.
US12062020B2	Systems and methods for dynamically displaying recipient calendar information in electronic messages Systems and methods for presenting calendar information in electronic messages can include a data processing system receiving a request for calendar information for display in an electronic message responsive to the client device accessing the electronic message. The data processing system can identify, using information in the request, the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message. The data processing system can retrieve the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and the calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message. The data processing system can automatically generate an image depicting the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and the calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message, and send instructions to the client device to cause display of the image within the electronic message accessed by the client device.
US12062016B2	Automated clinical documentation system and method A method, computer program product, and computing system for obtaining encounter information of a patient encounter, wherein the encounter information includes machine vision encounter information; and processing the encounter information to generate an encounter transcript.
US12062014B2	Flexible production method and device for warehouse, and computer readable storage medium The present disclosure relates to a flexible production method and device for a warehouse, and a computer readable storage medium. The method comprises dividing the warehouse into a human-machine collaborative operation area and an automated guided vehicle operation area, wherein in the automated guided vehicle operation area, the automated guided vehicle performs operations, and in the human-machine collaborative operation area, the automated guided vehicle and the operator perform collaborative operations.
US12062010B2	Check-in systems and methods for an automated tower that stores and dispenses customer orders A check-in system for an dispensing items includes a computing device having an application installed thereon. The computing device is configured to check in a customer to notify the kiosk of a time range during which an order of the customer is picked up. The kiosk is configured to receive a check-in message from the computing device, receive the location of the computing device, receive a message indicative of the arrival of the customer at the automated tower, retrieve information of the order from an order database stored on a remote server, assemble the order based on the check-in message and the information of the order, and move the assembled order close to a pick-up location of the automated tower to facilitate pick-up of the assembled order.
US12062007B2	System and method for autonomous tracking and reporting of missed transportation and/or delivery timelines for time and temperature sensitive shipments A method for facilitating on-time delivery of temperature and time sensitive (TTS) shipments. The method includes receiving, by a processor of a computing device, entry of TTS shipping data. The method includes receiving an entry providing an identification of a location tracker that is collocated with the TTS package, the location tracker enabling the TTS package to be geographically tracked during shipping. Method includes receiving a total time limit for package delivery from a current time, and assigning at least one threshold time that precedes the total time limit; receiving, via a network connection to the location tracker, an update of a real-time location of the TTS package relative to an intended destination; in response to the total elapsed time surpassing one threshold, generating and forwarding a notification to an output device that includes a pre-configured notification message related to the time and/or temperature sensitivity of the TTS package.
US12062003B1	System and method for facilitating scenario impact assessment A computer-implemented method and computing system for automatically chaining together a series of models and facilitating automatic execution of the series of models is disclosed. For each sequential pair of models in the series, a set of output variables from a first model from the pair and a set of input variables to a second model from the pair are identified. The method automatically identifies a set of likely matches, each likely match pairing one output variable from the first model with one input variable to the second model, based on a title for each variable or other metadata associated with each variable, and receives confirmation that each likely match represents an accurate association between the output variable and input variable. After executing the first model, a software module imports output from the first model as input to the second model, and the second model is executed.
US12062002B2	Unstructured data processing in plan modeling An unstructured data input is accessed that includes an electronic communication. Content of the unstructured data is parsed to determine one or more terms in the unstructured data input. It is determined that one or more particular elements defined in a structured business data model correspond to the terms. Tags are assigned to the unstructured data based on the terms corresponding to the one or more particular elements, where the tags define an association between the unstructured data and the structured data model.
US12061998B2	Managing projects in a content management system Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable storage media for managing projects in a content management system. In some embodiments, a content management system can generate a graphical user interface that presents a centralized view of a project. For example, the project can include project members, content items, tasks assigned to project members, communications between project members and activity history for the project. The graphical user interface can present this project data (e.g., project members, content items, tasks, communications, activity, etc.) so that a project member can easily and quickly view multiple aspects of the project.
US12061997B2	System and method for exchanging tickets via a machine-readable code A system for exchanging tickets comprising: a server system comprising a computer processor, a server, and a database; a user device comprising a unique ID; and a tag comprising a tag ID; and wherein upon scanning the tag by the user device, the system performs the following method: scanning, via a user device, a tag comprising a tag ID, said tag comprising a tag ID identifying a seat; verifying a unique ID on said user device by confirming a matching unique ID within a database or generating a unique ID if one is not present; verifying ownership of a first ticket on said user device, said first ticket comprising a unique identifying ticket code and matching the seat defined by said tag ID; directing the user device to a ticket exchange portal; selecting a second ticket for exchange; confirming the exchange; and exchanging the first and second tickets.
US12061996B1	Method and system for optimizing experiences at live events through virtual electronic tickets on a portable computing device (PCD) A method and system may improve experiences at venues for live events by using electronic tickets supported by portable computing devices. The method and system may include coordinating transportation to a live event by matching available drivers with one or more event participants desiring transportation to the live event. The method and system may further include receiving a request for upgrading a seat to the live event and filtering available seats based on preferences stored in a database corresponding to an account associated with the request. Next, available seats corresponding to the request may be offered based on the filtering stage. The method and system may also include generating one or more offers for at least one of products and services that are in response to one or more incidents occurring at the live event, such as a homerun at a baseball game or touch-down at a football game.
US12061994B2	Inference process visualization system for medical scans An inference process visualization system is configured to generate inference process visualization data for a medical scan indicating an inference process flow of plurality of sub-models applied to the medical scan and further indicating a plurality of inference data for the medical scan generated by applying the plurality of sub-models in accordance with the inference process flow. The inference process visualization system is further configured to facilitate display of the inference process visualization data via an interactive interface.
US12061992B2	Computer-implemented, user-controlled method of automatically organizing, storing, and sharing personal information A computer-implemented infrastructure providing a consistent graphical user interface that supports user-controlled organizing, storing, accessing and sharing of heterogeneous personal information of a specific user uses computer processes executed by a server system. The computer processes include receiving a set of items of information from a computing device operated on behalf of the specific user; for each item of information in the received set of items, obtaining, as a result of parsing the received set of items, new information; using the new information, and other user information stored in association with an internal account of the specific user, to produce derived information; and storing the new information and the derived information, in a storage system in communication with the server system, and associating such stored item of information with an internal account of the specific user.
US12061988B1	Decomposition of ternary weight tensors Some embodiments provide a method for training parameters of a network. The method receives a network with layers of nodes. Each node of a set of the layers computes an output value based on a set of input values and a set of trained weight values. A first layer of the network includes a first number of filters. The method replaces the first layer with a second layer having a second number of filters that is less than the first number and a third layer, following the second layer, having the first number of filters. Each weight value in the filters of the second and third layers is restricted to a set of allowed quantized weight values. A total number of weight values in the filters of the second and third layers is less than a total number of weight values in the filters of the first layer.
US12061978B2	Optical neural network unit and optical neural network configuration An artificial neuron unit and neural network for processing of input light are described. The artificial neuron unit comprises a modal mixing unit, such as multimode optical fiber, configured for receiving input light and applying selected mixing to light components of two or more modes within the input light and for providing exit light, and a filtering unit configured for applying preselected filter onto said exit light for selecting one or more modes of the exit light thereby providing output light of the artificial neuron unit.
US12061976B2	Output circuits for an analog neural memory system for deep learning neural network Numerous output circuits are disclosed for an analog neural memory system for a deep learning neural network. In one embodiment, an adaptable neuron circuit receives output current from a neuron and converts it into a voltage. In another embodiment, a current sample and hold circuit samples an input current and generates an output current. In another embodiment, a voltage sample and hold circuit samples an input voltage and generates an output voltage.
US12061973B2	Neural processing device and transaction tracking method thereof A neural processing device and transaction tracking method thereof are provided. The neural processing device comprises a first set of a plurality of neural cores, a shared memory shared by the first set of the plurality of neural cores, and a programmable hardware transactional memory (PHTM) configured to receive a memory access request directed to the shared memory from the first set of the plurality of neural cores and configured to commit or buffer the memory access request.
US12061968B2	Neural network instruction set architecture A computer-implemented method that includes receiving, by a processing unit, an instruction that specifies data values for performing a tensor computation. In response to receiving the instruction, the method may include, performing, by the processing unit, the tensor computation by executing a loop nest comprising a plurality of loops, wherein a structure of the loop nest is defined based on one or more of the data values of the instruction. The tensor computation can be at least a portion of a computation of a neural network layer. The data values specified by the instruction may comprise a value that specifies a type of the neural network layer, and the structure of the loop nest can be defined at least in part by the type of the neural network layer.
US12061967B2	Processing data for a layer of a neural network A method of processing input data for a given layer of a neural network using a data processing system comprising compute resources for performing convolutional computations is described. The input data comprises a given set of input feature maps, IFMs, and a given set of filters. The method comprises generating a set of part-IFMs including pluralities of part-IFMs which correspond to respective IFMs, of the given set of IFMs. The method further includes grouping part-IFMs in the set of part-IFMs into a set of selections of part-IFMs. The method further includes convolving, by respective compute resources of the data processing system, the set of selections with the given set of filters to compute a set of part-output feature maps. A data processing system for processing input data for a given layer of a neural network is also described.
US12061966B2	Relevance score assignment for artificial neural networks The task of relevance score assignment to a set of items onto which an artificial neural network is applied is obtained by redistributing an initial relevance score derived from the network output, onto the set of items by reversely propagating the initial relevance score through the artificial neural network so as to obtain a relevance score for each item. In particular, this reverse propagation is applicable to a broader set of artificial neural networks and/or at lower computational efforts by performing same in a manner so that for each neuron, preliminarily redistributed relevance scores of a set of downstream neighbor neurons of the respective neuron are distributed on a set of upstream neighbor neurons of the respective neuron according to a distribution function.
US12061952B2	Combined classical/quantum predictor evaluation with model accuracy adjustment Using a model executing on a classical processor, a set of classical features is scored. The scored set of classical features is divided into a set of feature groups, a number of classical features in a group determined according to a qubit capability of a quantum processor. Using a model executing on the quantum processor and a group of the scored set of classical features, a set of quantum features is scored. The score of a quantum feature is adjusted according to an accuracy of the quantum data model. The scored set of classical features and the scored set of quantum features are combined according to a measure of differences between the scored set of classical features and the scored set of quantum features. Using the combined set of scored features and a first set of input data of a resource, a valuation of a resource is calculated.
US12061949B2	Method, system and apparatus employing an adaptive threshold to decode barcodes A method for decoding a barcode included in at least one scan line into a string of decoded characters. The method includes for each of at least one barcode character set, establishing a validation threshold based, at least in part, on a degree of difference found among a respective set of reference barcode symbols employed in representing a respective set of reference characters included in the barcode character set with which the respective validation threshold is associated. Each detected barcode symbol is decoded into a decoded character for a corresponding character position in the string using a selected character set. A best-matching symbol is identified for the detected barcode symbol among the respective set of reference barcode symbols of the selected character set. A best-matched character that is represented by the best-matching symbol is validated as the decoded character using the respective validation threshold established for the selected character set.
US12061947B2	Load matching in a smart card A smart card inlay comprising an inductive antenna, and a capacitive network. The inductive antenna is configured to (i) communicate wirelessly with a card terminal, and (ii) power the card circuitry via inductive coupling to the card terminal. The capacitive network is connected in parallel with the inductive antenna. The capacitive network comprises a first capacitor in series with a second capacitor. The second capacitor is connectable in parallel with card circuitry. The first capacitor has a capacitance C1 and the second capacitor has a capacitance C2, the ratio C2/C1 being so as to match the impedance of the card terminal as reduced by the capacitive network to the impedance of the card circuitry.
US12061944B1	De-duplicating redundant data for data aggregation De-duplicating redundant data for data aggregation is described herein. In an example, a computing device receives first data identifying first items. The computing device determines that a first data portion and a second data portion indicate that a same item is detected to be within a location. The computing device generates second data by removing the second data portion from the first data. The computing device determines, based on a query to a data store storing previously stored data identifying second items, that (i) a no match exists between the first data portion and the previously stored data, (ii) a match exists between a third data portion of the second data and the previously stored data. The computing device generates a count of items detected within the location by incrementing a previous count based on the no match and by foregoing a count increment based on the match.
US12061941B2	Image forming system for inspecting quality of image formed on printing medium An image forming system includes: a background member of a black color provided at an opposite side to a reading unit with respect to a conveyance path; and at least one processor configured to form a test chart on a first printing medium based on RIP data corresponding to the test chart, and inspect an inspection target image formed on a second printing medium by an image forming apparatus based on first image data obtained by reading the inspection target image formed on the second printing medium and the RIP data corresponding to the inspection target image. The test chart includes light patch images and dark patch images surrounding the light patch images, and each one of the light patch images and the dark patch images has different density.
US12061939B2	Chip-to-chip interconnect with a layered communication architecture A system includes a first integrated circuit package including a first group of one or more artificial intelligence processing units and a first chip-to-chip interconnect communication unit and a second integrated circuit package including a second group of one or more artificial intelligence processing units and a second chip-to-chip interconnect communication unit. The system also includes an interconnect between the first integrated circuit package and the second integrated circuit package, wherein the first chip-to-chip interconnect communication unit and the second chip-to-chip interconnect communication unit manage ethernet-based communication via the interconnect using a layered communication architecture supporting a credit-based data flow control and a retransmission data flow control.
US12061937B2	Methods and apparatus for sensor data consistency A sensor system includes a signal sensing block including at least two sensing elements. Each of the at least two sensing elements is configured to generate an output that represents a first parameter associated with the sensor system. The sensor system also includes a data acquisition block configured to convert the outputs of the at least two sensing elements into digital data to be retrieved by a data retrieval block. The digital data is stored in one or more data registers of the data acquisition block. The sensor system also includes a data freeze block configured to cause the one or more data registers to refrain from updating with new data while the data retrieval block is retrieving the stored digital data.
US12061932B2	Multi-leader election in a distributed computing system An apparatus in an illustrative embodiment comprises at least one processing device that includes a processor coupled to a memory. The at least one processing device is configured to establish with a coordination service for one or more distributed applications a participant identifier for a given participant in a multi-leader election algorithm implemented in a distributed computing system comprising multiple compute nodes, the compute nodes corresponding to participants having respective participant identifiers, and to interact with the coordination service in performing an iteration of the multi-leader election algorithm to determine a current assignment of respective ones of the participants as leaders for respective processing tasks of the distributed computing system. In some embodiments, the at least one processing device comprises at least a portion of a particular one of the compute nodes of the distributed computing system, and the coordination service comprises one or more external servers.
US12061931B2	Optimizing performance of a computing device in a mixed workload environment Performance of a computing device can be optimized in a mixed workload environment. A management service can be configured to capture telemetry data from web applications or containerized applications and use such telemetry data to detect a scenario. Based on the detected scenario, the management service can select optimized performance settings and cause the optimized performance settings to be applied within the browser or container in which the application is deployed. Machine learning techniques can be employed to detect and define optimized performance settings for a particular scenario.
US12061930B2	Software defined silicon feature licensing Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture (e.g., physical storage media) to implement software defined silicon feature licensing are disclosed. Example licensor systems disclosed herein includes a third party verifier to verify one or more credentials included in a request to become an authorized delegated licensor, the request received from a third party. Disclosed example licensor systems also include a feature identifier to identify a feature of a silicon structure which the third party is to be granted the authority to license. Disclosed example licensor systems further include a configuration installation code generator to generate feature configuration installation code, the feature configuration installation code to be used by the third party to generate at least a portion of the license, the portion of the license to be used by a licensee to configure the silicon structure to access the licensed feature, and contents of the feature configuration installation code encrypted to prevent access by the authorized delegated licensor.
US12061928B1	Cloud-based job scheduling and management service Devices, systems, and methods are provided for cloud-based job scheduling and management. A method may include receiving, by at least one serverless processor of a cloud-based network, data from a first interface. The method may include determining, based on the data, a first activity and a second activity, the first activity associated with a first service of the cloud-based network, and the second activity associated with a second service of the cloud-based network. The method may include determining, based on the data, a precondition associated with causing execution of the first activity and the second activity. The method may include determining that an event associated with the cloud-based network has occurred, and generating an instance associated with causing performance of the first activity and the second activity. The method may include discarding the instance after performance of the first activity and the second activity.
US12061926B2	Progressive workload migration recommendation based on microstep score One example method includes discovering computing workloads that are available to migrate from a current platform to a target platform, and the workloads are controlled by a user, determining that the computing workloads are migratable from the current platform to the target platform, ordering the computing workloads according to a respective measurable aspect, such as SLA (Service Level Agreement) for example, of each of the computing workloads, and generating a recommendation to the user that one of the computing workloads be migrated to the target platform, and the recommendation is generated based on a microstep score that has been assigned to the user.
US12061924B2	Method and system for web service location allocation and virtual machine deployment Finding optimal solutions to Web Service Location Allocation Problem (WSLAP) using exhaustive algorithms and exact approaches is not practical. Computational time required to solve WSLAP using exact approaches increases exponentially with the problem size. The disclosure herein generally relates to service deployment, and, more particularly, to a method and system for web service location allocation and virtual machine deployment. The system identifies a plurality of web-services that are associated with the WSLAP and then decomposes the WSLAP to a plurality of sub-problems. For each sub-problem, the system determines at least one non-dominating solution, which are then merged to generate the solution for the WSLAP. The generated solution to the WSLAP can be used for perform Virtual Machine (VM) deployment under uncertainties, using a stochastic approach, wherein the uncertainties refer to dynamic change in requirements in terms of parameters such as but not limited to configuration, and cost.
US12061922B2	Decoupling compute and storage resources in cloud-based HCI (hyper-converged infrastructure) Techniques for decoupling compute and storage resources in a hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) are provided. In one set of embodiments, a control plane of the HCI deployment can provision a host from a host platform of an infrastructure on which the HCI deployment is implemented and can provision one or more storage volumes from a storage platform of the infrastructure, where the storage platform runs on physical server resources in the infrastructure that are separate from the host platform. The control plane can then cause the one or more storage volumes to be network-attached to the host in a manner that enables a hypervisor of the host to make the one or more storage volumes available, as part of a virtual storage pool, to one or more virtual machines in the HCI deployment for data storage.
US12061918B2	Complex, dynamic routing for nested runtime micro front ends Provided herein are systems and method for providing routing of complex dynamically updated website applications using micro front ends (MFEs). The MFEs can be instantiated in a nested fashion. Each MFE can be agnostic to other levels of the website application structure that are not directly adjacent to the MFE in the hierarchy of the nesting. Navigation events can be bubbled up to a shell application to retain top-level control of routing within the website application without requiring the shell application to have all levels of routing in the hierarchy.
US12061917B1	Apparatuses, computer-implemented methods, and computer program products for displaying dynamic user interfaces to multiple users on the same interface Methods, apparatuses, and computer program products are disclosed for dynamic user interfaces. An example computer-implemented method includes receiving a communication channel request from a user device and establishing a communication channel with the user device. The computer-implemented method also includes receiving an indication that a first user and a second user are accessing the communication channel via the user device and generating a hybrid interface. The hybrid interface includes blended interface data based upon first user parameter data associated with the first user and second user parameter data associated with the second user, first personalized interface data based upon the first user parameter data, and second personalized interface data based upon the second user parameter data. The computer-implemented method may include causing the first personalized interface data and/or the second personalized interface data to be obscured.
US12061916B2	Generating personalized in-application recommendations utilizing in-application behavior and intent The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media that recommends application features of software applications based on in-application behavior and provides the recommendations within a dynamically updating graphical user interface. For instance, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems utilize behavioral signals reflecting the behavior of a user with respect to one or more software applications to recommend application features of the software application(s). For instance, in some cases, the disclosed systems recommend an application feature related to recent activity user, an application feature from a curated recommendation list that has yet to be viewed, and/or an application feature determined via machine learning. In some embodiments, the disclosed systems dynamically update a graphical user interface of a client device in real time as the user utilizes the client device to access and navigate the software application(s) to display these recommendations.
US12061915B2	Gesture recognizers with delegates for controlling and modifying gesture recognition An electronic device displays one or more views of a software application with a plurality of gesture recognizers including at least one discrete gesture recognizer, configured to send a single action message in response to a respective gesture; and at least one continuous gesture recognizer, configured to send action messages at successive recognized sub-events of a respective recognized gesture. The device detects one or more events and processes each event using one or more of the gesture recognizers, including: processing the respective event at a respective gesture recognizer in accordance with a respective gesture definition corresponding to the respective gesture recognizer, and conditionally sending one or more respective action messages to the software application in accordance with an outcome of the processing of the respective event. The device executes the software application in accordance with one or more action messages received from one or more of the gesture recognizers.
US12061914B2	Using interchangeable non-compute resources for cloud-based applications In examples, a system for using interchangeable non-compute resources is provided. The system includes at least one processor and memory storing instructions that, when executed by the at least one processor, cause the system to: receive a first key corresponding to a first non-compute resource, define a first connection with the first non-compute resource based on the first key, receive a second key corresponding to a second non-compute resource, define a second connection with the second non-compute resource based on the second key, receive an indication corresponding to a selection of the first non-compute resource, and configure the system to interface with the first non-compute resource at a deployment of a generated application.
US12061907B2	Processor micro-operations cache architecture for intermediate instructions Various example embodiments for supporting processor capabilities are presented herein. Various example embodiments may be configured to support a micro-architecture for a micro-operations cache (UC) of a processor. Various example embodiments for supporting a micro-architecture for a UC of a processor may be configured to implement the UC of a processor using an intermediate vector UC (IV-UC). Various example embodiments for supporting an IV-UC for a processor may be configured to support a processor including an IV-UC where the IV-UC includes a micro-operations cache (UC) configured to store a cache line including sets of micro-operations (UOPs) from instructions decoded by the processor and an intermediate vector cache (IVC) configured to store indications of locations of the sets of UOPs in the cache line of the UC for intermediate instructions of the cache line of the UC.
US12061905B1	Transformations in fused multiply-add instructions Transformations in fused multiply-add instructions, including: receiving an extended fused multiply-add (FMA) instruction comprising: a first subset of bits corresponding to each operand of a fused multiply-add (FMA) operation, and a second subset of bits comprising an opcode for the extended FMA instruction, wherein the opcode identifies extended FMA instruction from an instruction set of a plurality of extended FMA instructions each having a different predefined opcode corresponding to a different combination of transformation-operand groupings; and performing, based on the opcode of the extended FMA instruction, the one or more transformations and the FMA operation.
US12061901B2	Documentation enforcement during compilation Disclosed are approaches for enforcing requirements that documentation be up to date. In response to initiation of a build process for an application, a source-code file associated with the application is evaluated to determine an identifier and a location for a corresponding documentation file. A determination can be made regarding whether the documentation file exists at the location. Another determination can be made regarding whether each function specified in the source-code file has a corresponding entry in the documentation file. The build process can be halted in response to determining that at least one function specified in the source-code file fails to have the corresponding entry in the documentation file. If the build process is halted, a message can be displayed on the computing device, the message identifying the at least one function specified in the source-code file that fails to have the corresponding entry in the documentation file.
US12061900B2	Web application configuration settings for execution in a cloud computing environment Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-storage media, for web application generation. In some implementations, a method includes receiving an identifier for code written for execution on a local device; determining, by analyzing the code, contextual information for executing the code; generating, using the contextual information, a web services layer for the code that enables execution of the code in a cloud computing environment; creating configuration settings i) for the code and ii) that include first data defining the web services layer and second data defining one or more access tokens, each access token enabling calling of a respective function in the code; and storing, in memory, the configuration settings for use during deployment of the code in response to receipt of a request to execute at least one function in the code.
US12061898B2	Robust firmware and configuration update over network A method of adaptably allowing an upgrade to firmware or a configuration of target endpoint hardware to be at least one of replaced or modified by way of instructions generated by a patch generator and executed by target endpoint hardware to generate an upgrade file, install the upgrade file, and audit the installation of the upgrade file is disclosed.
US12061897B2	Vehicle master device, non-rewrite target power supply administration method and computer program product A vehicle master device includes a rewrite specification data acquisition unit that is configured to acquire rewrite specification data from outside, a rewrite specification data analysis unit that is configured to analyze the rewrite specification data acquired by the rewrite specification data acquisition unit, a rewrite target specifying unit that is configured to identify a rewrite target ECU and a non-rewrite target ECU based on an analysis result by the rewrite specification data analysis unit, an installability determination unit that is configured to determine whether installation is feasible for the rewrite target ECU, and a state transition control unit that is configured to control at least one non-rewrite target ECU to be in a stop state, a sleep state, or a power saving operating state when the installability determination unit determines that the installation is feasible.
US12061895B2	Predictive recycling of computer systems in a cloud environment Example embodiments facilitate prioritizing the recycling of computing resources, e.g., server-side computing systems and accompanying resources (e.g., non-volatile memory, accompanying firmware, data, etc.) leased by customers in a cloud-based computing environment, whereby computing resources (e.g., non-volatile memory) to be forensically analyzed/inspected, sanitized, and/or updated are prioritized for recycling based on estimates of when the computing resources are most likely to require recycling, e.g., via background sanitizing and updating. Computing resources that are likely to be recycled first are given priority over computing resources that are more likely to be recycled later. By prioritizing the recycling of computing resources according to embodiments discussed herein, other cloud-based computing resources that are used to implement computing resource recycling can be efficiently allocated and preserved.
US12061893B2	Systems and methods for improved smart infrastructure data transfer Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for smart infrastructure data transfer. An example system is provided with a processor and a memory storing computer-executable instructions that are executed by the processor. The processor sends, over a network, a first software image to a first smart device of a system of smart devices to update a first group of smart devices of the system; and performs a discovery process to identify a second group of smart devices of the system. The second group of smart devices being based on a number or type of smart devices accessible on the system. The processor also creates a second software image including a software update for the second group of smart devices; and sends, over the network, the second software image to the first smart device to update the second group of smart devices.
US12061892B2	Firmware updating method, and electronic apparatus and storage media for same According to various embodiments, an electronic device comprises a display, a processor, and a memory, wherein the memory may store instructions configured to, when executed, cause the processor to: control the display so as to output information about a plurality of update files for updating a first firmware stored in a first partition of the memory; obtain a selection involved with at least one first update file among the plurality of update files; and on the basis of the selection, store, in a second partition of the memory, a second firmware in which the at least one first update file is applied to a part of the first firmware. Other embodiments are possible.
US12061877B2	Arithmetic logic unit, multiply-accumulate operation device, multiply-accumulate operation system, and multiply-accumulate operation method An arithmetic logic unit according to an embodiment of the present technology includes: a plurality of input lines; and a multiply-accumulate operation device. Pulse signals corresponding to input values are input to the plurality of input lines. The multiply-accumulate operation device includes a plurality of multiplication units that generates, on the basis of the pulse signals input to each of the plurality of input lines, charges corresponding to multiplication values obtained by multiplying the input values by weight values, and an output unit that outputs a multiply-accumulate signal representing a sum of the multiplication values by accumulating the charges corresponding to the multiplication values generated by each of the plurality of multiplication units. A value of at least one of the input value or the weight value is limited.
US12061870B2	Technologies for relating terms and ontology concepts This disclosure enables various technologies that can (1) learn new synonyms for a given concept without manual curation techniques, (2) relate (e.g., map) some, many, most, or all raw named entity recognition outputs (e.g., “United States”, “United States of America”) to ontological concepts (e.g., ISO-3166 country code: “USA”), (3) account for false positives from a prior named entity recognition process, or (4) aggregate some, many, most, or all named entity recognition results from machine learning or rules based approaches to provide a best of breed hybrid approach (e.g., synergistic effect).
US12061869B2	Deep-learning based text correction method and apparatus A text correction method and apparatus can take advantage of a greatly reduced number of error-ground truth pairs to train a deep learning model. To generate these error-ground truth pairs, different characters in a ground truth word are replaced with a symbol, not appearing in any ground truth words, to generate error words which are paired with that ground truth word to provide error-ground truth word pairs. This process may be repeated for all ground truth words for which training is to be performed. In embodiments, pairs of characters in a ground truth word may be replaced with a symbol to generate the error words which are paired with that ground truth word to provide error-ground truth word pairs. Again, this process may be repeated for all ground truth words for which training is to be performed.
US12061866B2	Computer implemented method, computer program and physical computing environment for producing a dedicated electronic report A method and system for producing an Electronic Report Presentation (“ERP”) of result values derived from pre-collected data is provided. The method includes providing a set of calls directed to predefined functions that derive the result values and couple the result values to the location pointers. The method further includes automatically storing the coupled result values and location pointers in one or more technical interface datasets and automatically retrieving the coupled result values and location pointers and feeding the result values into the ERP in accordance with an ERP template dataset using the location pointers. The location pointer may include at least two parts, wherein each part refers to a structure of an ERP, wherein the location pointer is automatically calculable. The method is implementable in single or multiple computers that with or without server configurations.
US12061865B2	System and method for managing data share requests A system and method for managing data share requests. An electronic form processing module receives a request to share data relating to an organization with an entity not affiliated with the organization. The request includes responses to questions presented in an electronic form. At least some of the questions presented in the electronic form are presented based on a response to a previously asked question in the electronic form. A score calculation module calculates a score based on the responses to the questions presented in the electronic form. A risk analysis module determines whether to approve, deny or escalate the request to share databased on the score.
US12061863B2	Electronic device, and method for placing text-linked object in electronic device An electronic device according to various embodiments may include: a memory, a display, and a processor, and the processor may be configured to: based on identification of insertion of a text-linked first object during display of text on the display, convert the first object into a text type, and based on a layout of the text displayed on the display being changed according to editing of the text, control the display to display the first object to a changed position corresponding to the changed layout of the text.
US12061862B2	Systems and methods for generating customized content based on user preferences Embodiments disclosed herein provide for dynamically modifying image and/or video content based on user preferences. Embodiments provide a server, a database containing user preference information and one or more content templates, and a content generator comprising a plurality of generative adversarial networks, wherein each generative adversarial network is associated with a corresponding style transfer, and the content generator is configured to apply one or more style transfers to a base image to convert the base image into a desired style. Once created, the customized content is sent to a client device to for display.
US12061860B2	Uniform hierarchical view over diverse data formats Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for generating uniform hierarchical views of technical documents irrespective of a file format for the technical document. Metadata definitions may be received that define a technical document hierarchy for the technical document. Based on the metadata definitions, technical data element may be mapped to the technical document hierarchy. The technical document may be generated, the technical document comprising the technical data elements. Based in part on the technical document and the metadata definitions, the uniform hierarchical view may be generated. The uniform hierarchical view may be populated with at least a subset of the technical data elements from the technical document. Once generated, the uniform hierarchical view may be displayed.
US12061854B1	Optimization method for digital integrated circuit An optimization method for a digital integrated circuit is provided. Under the precondition of satisfying certain timing constraints, circuit-level, path-level and gate cell-level features of a circuit are extracted to construct a leakage power optimization model, and optimization data from commercial circuit optimization tools is used to train the model to predict voltage threshold types of gate cells after circuit optimization, such that the circuit can be optimized by adjusting voltage thresholds of gate cells in a post-routing gate-level netlist, thus realizing the optimization objective of reducing leakage power.
US12061853B2	Multi-dimensional network interface Various implementations described herein refer to a device having an integrated circuit with multiple tiers including a first tier and a second tier that are arranged vertically in a stacked configuration. The first tier may have first functional components, and the second tier may have second functional components. The device may have a three-dimensional (3D) connection within the first tier that allows for synchronous signaling between the first functional components and the second functional components for reducing latency between the multiple tiers including the first tier and the second tier.
US12061849B1	Modeling method of flicker noise of small-sized semiconductor device A modeling method of flicker noise of small-sized semiconductor device is provided, which includes steps of measuring flicker noise of the small-sized semiconductor device under different gate voltages to obtain device noise data; separating noise obtained by testing under the different gate voltages in frequency domain, to obtain noise spectrums resulted from Random Telegraph Noise (RTN) defects and a noise spectrum resulted from mobility fluctuation; processing the noise spectrums resulted from the changes of the charged states of the RTN defects to obtain Svg,I; processing the noise spectrum resulted from the mobility fluctuation to obtain Sid,II/III; and obtaining a total current noise intensity model, which is expressed as: Sid=Sid,I+Sid,II/III.
US12061848B2	Method and system for simulating and implementing horticultural lighting scenarios A system for simulating and implementing lighting scenarios for driving a horticultural light source in accordance with illumination instructions. The system comprises: an input module receiving simulation parameters; a graphical user interface for selecting, creating, editing, re-ordering, duplicating and/or replicating a virtual lighting scenario; a lamp profile acquisition module acquiring a reference profile of the light source and generating virtual illumination instructions for the virtual lighting scenario; a scenario simulation module simulating the execution of the virtual lighting scenario, for the horticultural light source, in accordance with the simulation parameters and for a specific time period and generating therefrom simulation results including integral indicators displayable on the graphical user interface; and an output module receiving a designated lighting scenario selected based on the simulation results and outputting the illumination instructions representative of the designated scenario. A method for simulating and implementing lighting scenarios is also provided.
US12061845B2	Creation of a digital twin from a mechanical model An industrial CAD system is supplemented with features that allow a developer to easily convert a mechanical CAD model of an automation system to a dynamic digital twin capable of simulation within a simulation platform. The features allow the user to label selected elements of a mechanical CAD drawing with “aspects” within the CAD environment. These aspect markups label the selected mechanical elements as being specific types of industrial assets or control elements. Based on these markups, the CAD platform associates mechatronic metadata with the selected elements based on the type of aspect with which each element is labeled. This mechatronic metadata defines the behavior (e.g., movements, speeds, forces, etc.) of the selected element within the context of a virtual simulation, transforming the mechanical CAD model into a dynamic digital twin that can be exported to a simulation and testing platform.
US12061844B2	Geometry-based detail propagation in CAD models Computer-implemented detail propagation in a CAD model is disclosed. A detail and a reference base set comprising N≥1 reference base solids are obtained via user selection. A detail volume to be replicated, encompassing the detail, is automatically computed. The detail volume comprises a surface and for each reference base solid a reference intersection curve of the surface and the reference base solid. A candidate base set comprising N candidate base solids comprising properties compatible with the reference base solids is automatically searched for. The detail volume is automatically mapped onto the candidate base set via a transformation. The mapping of the detail volume is automatically validated via the reference intersection curves. The detail volume is replicated, or replicating of the detail volume is suggested to a user via a visualization means, to replace the corresponding volume at the candidate base set according to the validated mapping.
US12061837B2	Control and audio systems for a boat A boat includes a controller that is communicatively coupled to a control screen. The controller has stored therein a plurality of modes corresponding to an activity and includes a plurality of controls corresponding to the activity. The controller is configured to display on the control screen, when one of the modes is activated, the plurality of controls for the activated mode. The activated mode may also be an operating mode that corresponds to an operational condition of the boat. The boat may include a processor that is configured to generate an adjusted audio signal by selecting one or more of a plurality of subranges of frequencies of an audio signal and adjusting the selected subranges to compensate for at least one environmental condition associated with the operational condition of the boat corresponding to the operating mode.
US12061836B2	Information providing method and control method of audio device An information providing method that, when (i) presence information indicates that a user is present in a space, (ii) current lighting information indicates that a luminaire is currently emitting light, (iii) the current time is not included in a period indicated in past lighting information, and (iv) operating status information indicates that an audio device is not outputting sound, generates first information indicating that a user is in a space at a time at which the user is not usually in the space, obtains, from a second information processing apparatus connected to a first information processing apparatus, information indicating first request content over a network, and, when content of the first information is included in the first request content, outputs, to the second information processing apparatus, second information including information for identifying a user or space, using the first information.
US12061830B1	Interactive display apparatus and method of use The invention disclosed provides a novel solution to the problems of the prior art. The device provides a low-cost active display system capable of use in many free-standing configurations. The device incorporates a modular design that has both reusable and non-reusable elements. The modular design further accommodates specially designed display screens which are electronically modified to match different battery configurations to maximize battery life. The device incorporates various sensors to recognize certain ambient conditions, customer proximity and customer approach direction. In one embodiment, the display largely remains dormant until a first long range trigger signal is detected, at which time the device reactivates the modified display and a second short range trigger signal is detected which then retrieves content from the memory to display it. The result is drastically extended battery life and reduced maintenance cost.
US12061824B2	Setting information management method, setting information management system, and printer driver A setting information management method of a setting information management system that manages setting information about a function of an image forming device that is conducted in an information processing device, wherein the method includes: saving in which setting contents of a plurality of setting items are saved; saving of setting information in which collective setting information is saved; deciding of sharing setting in which the plurality of setting items include information of collective setting sharing, and whether it is enabled that the collective setting information is commonly used or not is decided; delivering of setting information in which saved collective setting information is delivered to the plurality of information processing devices; and acquiring of setting information and saved as sharing setting information; wherein, when it is enabled in the information of collective setting sharing that the collective setting information is commonly used, the collective setting information is commonly used.
US12061823B2	System and method for exchanging and preflighting documents for printing and publishing A method for enabling a customer service representative (CSR) to review a print job including a digital graphics file for printing. The CSR receives an incoming electronic communication containing job instructions with the file attached, selects a job instruction preset from the user interface, and initiates preflighting of the file based upon the presets and the printing system. The user interface includes a display screen having a plurality of areas displaying information about the graphics file and annotations relating to results of the preflighting operation, a page of the job, selectable thumbnail images for the job pages, and selectable presets. If preflighting identifies problems, a prepopulated outgoing electronic communication communicating the problems is created and sent to the customer. If no problems are identified, the job instructions and digital graphics file are saved, and an automatic notification is sent to a prepress operation address indicating the job is ready.
US12061817B2	Integrated circuit memory devices with enhanced buffer memory utilization during read and write operations and methods of operating same An integrated circuit device includes a nonvolatile memory, first and second buffer memories, and a controller. Each of the first and second buffer memories is configured to buffer write data to be written to the nonvolatile memory in response to a write request and also buffer read data received from the nonvolatile memory in response to a read request. A controller is provided, which evaluates the first buffer memory against at least one criterion relating to data accuracy. The controller is configured to: redirect at least some of the write data from the first buffer memory to the second buffer memory in response to the write request when the evaluation demonstrates the criterion has been exceeded, and redirect at least some of the read data from the first buffer memory to the second buffer memory in response to the read request when the evaluation demonstrates the criterion has been exceeded.
US12061812B2	Unmapping logical block addresses of remote asynchronously replicated volumes Unmap extents transmitted in delta sets are used to unmap LBAs on remote replicas of asynchronously replicated storage objects. A host server sends a SCSI unmap command to a production storage array to unmap a range of logical block addresses. In response, the production storage array creates an unmap extent that identifies the local and remote replicas, starting LBA, and number of LBAs to be unmapped. At the end of each asynchronous replication cycle, unmap extents and updated data are sent to a disaster recovery storage array in a delta set that preserves chronological ordering. The disaster recovery storage array receives the delta set and discards cached data corresponding to the unmapped LBAs indicated in the unmap extents and de-allocates the backend storage space. Integrating unmap extents with updated data in delta sets maintains point-in-time consistency and is more efficient than sending zero data.
US12061807B2	Methods and systems for authenticated, authorized, encrypted and encoded communications In some aspects, an apparatus for encoding data for delivery to or for decoding data retrieved from a storage medium comprises a memory device and at least one hardware processor. The memory device is configured to store at least one parameter associated with at least one cryptographic protocol, the at least one parameter comprising one or more of a first cryptographic scheme, a first cryptographic key operation, a first cryptographic key length, and first cipher directives. The hardware processor is configured to generate a first frame comprising a first field for one parameter selected from the first cryptographic scheme, the first cryptographic key operation, the first cryptographic key length, and the first cipher directives and excluding fields for non-selected parameters, wherein the first frame is associated with the data delivered to or retrieved from the storage medium.
US12061806B2	Second read initialization on latch-limited memory device A second read command to read second data from an array of memory cells is detected. An initial voltage to be applied to at least one wordline coupled to at least a subset of the array of memory cells is caused prior to releasing a first data associated with a first read command stored in a page buffer. The initial voltage to increase to a target value is caused. The page buffer to sense the second data from a bitline coupled to a page of the subset of the array of memory cells is caused. The sensed second data out of the bitline into the page buffer is read responsive to determining that the first data has been released from the page buffer.
US12061804B2	Storage system and data processing method A storage system in which a controller has an encryption-related function is provided. There is provided a storage system including an interface section coupled to one or more storages and a controller that carries out reading and writing processes on the storages via the interface section. The controller includes an arithmetic processing section, a memory, and an encryption processing section. The arithmetic processing section causes the memory to hold data before processing and data after processing by the encryption processing section, and limits the access destination from the storages to the memory. The configuration and actions described above allow the storage system to avoid occurrence of deadlock and the controller to have an encryption-related function.
US12061800B2	Method and apparatus for performing data access control of memory device with aid of predetermined command A method for performing data access control of a memory device with aid of a predetermined command and associated apparatus are provided. The method may include: utilizing the memory controller to receive a first single command from a host device through a transmission interface circuit of the memory controller; and in response to the first single command conforming to a predetermined format of the predetermined command, utilizing the memory controller to perform a series of operations according to the first single command, wherein the first single command represents a first migrate command, for migrating from a first source logical address to a first destination logical address. The series of operations may include: reading first data at the first source logical address; writing the first data at the first destination logical address; and controlling the memory device to make the first data at the first source logical address become invalid data.
US12061799B1	System and method of performing a read operation The present disclosure provides a memory device, comprising a memory array having memory cells, a page buffer coupled to the memory array through bit lines. The page buffer comprises a latch, and a control logic coupled to the page buffer and configured to: perform a first read operation on the memory cells; select, from the memory cells, a first plurality of memory cells in a first state and a second plurality of memory cells in a second state, based on the first read operation; perform a second read operation on the first plurality of memory cells; select, from the first plurality of memory cells, a third plurality of memory cells based on the second read operation; perform a third read operation on the third plurality of memory cells; and determine a read develop time based on the third read operation.
US12061797B1	Verifiable rebuilding of an appended encoded data slice A method includes rebuilding an appended encoded data slice of a set of appended encoded data slices stored in a set of storage units of a storage network to produce a rebuilt appended encoded data slice, where the appended encoded data slice includes an encoded data slice of a set of encoded data slices and slice integrity check value information, where the slice integrity check value information includes a slice integrity check value for the encoded data slice, and where the encoded data slice is hashed to produce the slice integrity check value. The method further includes generating current slice integrity check value information for the rebuilt appended encoded data slice. The method further includes verifying the current slice integrity check value information corresponds to the slice integrity check value information. When verified, the method includes storing the rebuilt appended encoded data slice.
US12061793B1	Capacity-expanding memory control component A decoding engine within an integrated-circuit (IC) component iteratively executes error detection/correction operations with respect to a sequence of input data volumes to generate a corresponding sequence of error syndrome values, the input data volumes each including a first block of data and corresponding error correction code retrieved from one or more external memory components together with a respective one of a plurality of q-bit data patterns. Selector circuitry within the decoding engine selects one of the plurality of q-bit data patterns to be an output q-bit value according to error-count differentiation indicated by the error syndrome values.
US12061787B2	Data processing device and data processing method A data processing device comprises: a displaying unit that displays various different screens; an operation receiving unit, which is layered on the displaying unit, that receives operation inputted from a user on the screen; an operation evaluating unit that evaluates contents of the operation by the user on the operation receiving unit; and a screen generating unit that generates a screen including a operation object, and changes the screen in response to the contents of an operation. The operation evaluating unit switches its mode from first mode of a default state to a second mode in response to a drag operation in the lengthwise direction of the operation object on the operation object on the screen, and evaluates an identical drag operation in a direction that is different from the lengthwise direction of the operation object to be different instruction operations between the first mode and the second mode.
US12061786B2	Setting typed parameter A computer-implemented method for setting a typed parameter of a typed operation applied to a 3D modeled object in a 3D scene. The method comprises displaying a representation of the 3D modeled object in the 3D scene. The method comprises obtaining the typed operation to be applied on a point of interest of the displayed representation of the 3D modeled object and selecting a first typed parameter among at least two typed parameters, thereby defining the selected first typed parameter as a current selected typed parameter. The method comprises providing a 2D manipulator in the 3D scene for setting the current selected typed parameter and setting the current selected typed parameter upon user interaction with at least one logical area of the 2D manipulator associated with the current selected typed parameters. The method improves the setting of a typed parameter of a typed operation.
US12061784B2	Generating aggregate data geospatial grid cells for encoding in vector tiles Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with generating aggregate data geospatial grid cells for encoding in vector tiles are described. In one embodiment, a method includes identifying a subset of finest-resolution geospatial grid cells contained by a vector tile in a set of finest-resolution geospatial grid cells and their associated aggregate data values; selecting a cell resolution level based on a zoom level of the vector tile; generating a new geospatial grid cell at the cell resolution level based on cell IDs of the subset of finest-resolution cells; generating a total aggregate data value for the new cell based on associated aggregate data values of the subset of finest-resolution cells; encoding the new cell and total aggregate data value in the vector tile; and transmitting the encoded vector tile to a client to cause the vector tile and the new cell to be displayed.
US12061782B2	Systems, methods, and computer program products displaying interactive elements on a canvas A method includes: controlling a touch screen to display a first application icon in a first location of a display space of the touch screen and display a second application icon in a second location of the display space of the touch screen; controlling the touch screen to display a third application icon in a third location of the display space of the touch screen; detecting a sliding gesture on the touch screen; in response to the sliding gesture, controlling the touch screen to display the first application icon and the second application icon from being invisible to becoming gradually more opaque as the sliding gesture continuously performs on the touch screen.
US12061781B2	Graphical user interface providing entry manipulation A system and method for allowing a user to manage transactions in an online credit card application. The system includes a back-end server operating the online application and including a processor for processing data and information, a communications interface communicatively coupled to the processor, and a memory device storing data and executable code. When the code is executed, the processor can link one or more external bank accounts to the online application, provide a main list of transactions that were made using the credit card, enable a user to selectively move the transactions from the main list to a sub-list, and enable the user to pay the transactions in the sub-list from the one or more external bank accounts.
US12061780B2	Interactive graphical user interfaces for simulated systems Systems, computer program products, and computer-implemented methods for visualizing and interacting with a plurality of models that collectively represent a real world system depicted in a graphical user interface (GUI). The system described herein may generate an interactive GUI with multiple modes and a plurality of panels associated with the plurality of models. These panels and modes lay the framework for how a user can properly visualize and analyze the models at a particular point in time or over a period of time. The systems, computer program products, and computer-implemented methods may thus, according to various embodiments, enable a plurality of models that collectively represent a real world system be interacted with and visualized by a graphical user interface.
US12061777B2	Systems and methods for conveying multimoldal graphic content A screen reading system for providing accessibility to multimodal document content includes a memory storing: a document file defining a displayable document page containing text and images presented in panels to define a graphic narrative; an accessible content database stores audio files for the text and images, defined page locations for the audio files, panel locations for panels, and narrative sequencing for at least some of the audio files and the panels; and a processor-executable screen reading engine that when executed by a processor displays the document page on a display, receives user input to the display, and plays the audio files in response to the user input. The screen reading engine facilitates multiple modes of screen reading and can provide haptic feedback.
US12061773B2	Method and apparatus for determining selected target, device, and storage medium A method and an apparatus for determining a selected target, a device, and a storage medium belong to the field of computer technologies. The method includes: displaying a thumbnail map, the thumbnail map displaying at least one target; presenting, in a target presentation menu, without overlap, and based on a trigger instruction targeting a combined stack response area in the thumbnail map, at least two stacked targets in the combined stack response area, the combined stack response area being a combined area of trigger response areas respectively corresponding to the at least two stacked targets in the thumbnail map; and determining a first target presented in the target presentation menu as a selected target based on a target trigger instruction targeting the first target, the first target being one of the at least two stacked targets.
US12061772B2	Ranking augmented reality content based on messaging contacts Aspects of the present disclosure involve ranking augmented reality content. The program and method provide for receiving, by a messaging application, a request from a first user to compose a message for sending to a preselected second user, the message being configured to include an image captured by a device camera, the first user and the second user corresponding to contacts in the messaging application; determining, in response to receiving the request, a ranking for a plurality of augmented reality content items configured to be displayed with the image, the ranking being based on at least one signal that relates the first user to the second user; and displaying, based on the ranking, the image with a user interface comprising multiple icons, each icon being user-selectable to display a respective one of the plurality of augmented reality content items with the image.
US12061771B2	System and method for visual streams/feeds/services and no-coding programming/management interface of ○\|○™ i-bubbletag trusted application/human flows and of ○\|○™ i-bubbletag addressable/measurable resources for end supply excellence Systems and methods for visual streams/Feeds and no-coding programming/management interface of trusted application/human flows and of addressable/measurable resources for end of supply excellence are described herein. Specifically, a biometrically controlled, crypto secure, peer-to-peer/service/authority/united trusted, “no touch” capable, space point independent, closed-loop self-resource/service-resource efficacy increasing, flexible assistant as a service is described that addresses the situational disconnected multi-channeling, over-processing and parallel communication flaws and lack of evidence/efficiency/non-identifiable transparency seen in current systems of (social) media and (physical) services, administration and overhead.
US12061770B2	Application interface display method and mobile terminal An application interface display method includes: receiving a first operation performed by a user for a target application program interface, where the target application program interface includes at least one function option; in response to the first operation, controlling the target application program interface to be displayed in a first display area through shrinking; receiving a second operation performed by the user for a target function option in the target application program interface; and displaying, in a second display area, a function option at a level that corresponds to the second operation and that is of the target function option; or displaying, in the first display area and a second display area, function options at two adjacent levels of the target function option, respectively. The second display area is an area outside the first display area in a current display interface.
US12061759B2	Touch sensing device and touch display driving device for reducing electromagnetic interference Disclosed herein is a touch sensing device including a first touch controller configured to transmit and receive data, wherein the first touch controller includes a clock terminal and a plurality of input/output terminals, and ternary data is transmitted and received through the clock terminal and at least two terminals among the plurality of input/output terminals of the first touch controller, and binary data is transmitted through the remaining input/output terminals.
US12061757B2	Display apparatus with integrated touch screen and method of manufacturing the same Disclosed are a display apparatus with integrated touch screen and a method of manufacturing the display apparatus, which prevent short circuit between touch electrodes. The display apparatus with integrated touch screen including a light emitting layer disposed on a substrate, an encapsulation layer disposed on the light emitting layer, a plurality of touch electrodes disposed on the encapsulation and spaced apart from each other, and an upper PAC layer disposed on the plurality of touch electrodes. The upper PAC layer is patterned to be disposed on the plurality of touch electrodes.
US12061755B1	User interface for displaying and managing widgets The present disclosure generally relates to displaying widgets, managing widgets, and navigating user interfaces.
US12061751B2	Information processing system, non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having stored therein information processing program, and information processing method An example of an information processing system determines a shear parameter including shear direction components in at least two directions and a moment parameter including moment direction components with respect to at least two axes, the shear parameter and the moment parameter relating to a user operation on an operation handler. Then, the example of the information processing system, based on a first input that is one of the shear parameter and the moment parameter, executes first control, and based on a second input that is the other of the shear parameter and the moment parameter, executes second control.
US12061747B1	Keyboard with key position layout and input method thereof applied to electronic device The present invention discloses a keyboard with a key position layout and an input method thereof applied to an electronic device. The keyboard with the key position layout includes a keyboard body, where the keyboard body is provided with a main key area formed by nine keys, and twenty-eight letter key positions are arranged within the main key area, and used for displaying twenty-eight input method letters. The input method letters are Chinese phonetic letters, calligraphical code letters, or English Latin letters. On virtual keys of a virtual keyboard, the input method letters on the letter key positions are dynamically replaced to display an input method which is currently used.
US12061745B2	Gesture input with multiple views, displays and physics Gesture input with multiple displays, views, and physics is described. In one example, a method includes generating a three dimensional space having a plurality of objects in different positions relative to a user and a virtual object to be manipulated by the user, presenting, on a display, a displayed area having at least a portion of the plurality of different objects, detecting an air gesture of the user against the virtual object, the virtual object being outside the displayed area, generating a trajectory of the virtual object in the three-dimensional space based on the air gesture, the trajectory including interactions with objects of the plurality of objects in the three-dimensional space, and presenting a portion of the generated trajectory on the displayed area.
US12061744B2	Gesture-based device activation system A gesture-based device activation system is provided. The system may include a user computing device and a gesture application operable on the user computing device. The system may operate to allow the user computing device to capture gestures performed by a user, wherein the gestures are associated with user selected device functionality. The gestures performed by the user result in operation of the user computing device in accordance with the gestures and functions previously entered and stored by the user.
US12061743B2	Hand and totem input fusion for wearable systems Techniques for fusing hand pose data associated with a user's hand with handheld device pose data associated with a handheld device. In some embodiments, both of a user's hands are utilized in embodiments described herein. The hand pose data including a position of the hand within a reference frame is captured using a hand pose sensor. The handheld device pose data including a position of the handheld device within the reference frame is captured using a handheld device pose sensor. A pose discrepancy between the hand pose data and the handheld device pose data is determined, the pose discrepancy including at least a position discrepancy between the position of the hand and the position of the handheld device. A fusion operation is performed based on the pose discrepancy.
US12061733B2	Optical acquisition system and probing method for object matching This invention presents a system and method to acquire object measurements with and optical device and axial scanning mechanism, and to subsequently implement a digital processing algorithm to establish a match between similar object measurements acquired in the past. The digital processing algorithm consists of a probe-and-match strategy. It is generally challenging to determine whether or not an object, such as a work of art (e.g., a painting, drawing, sculpture, or collectable item), is the exact same object as something viewed previously with an extremely high degree of confidence. There is the potential for one object to look very similar to another object, but not be the same (i.e., to be a forgery). There is also the potential for one object to be the same object as viewed previously, but have changed significantly over time (e.g., aged or damaged). Being able to distinguish between these two cases is a difficult yet important task. This invention aims to address the challenge of identifying object uniqueness by considering it as a matching problem between optical measurements, wherein multiple acquired measurements from many objects must be sifted through to establish how similar they are, if at all, to any new measurements.
US12061732B2	Managing encryption keys per logical block on a persistent memory device A command to perform a data operation at a memory device is received. The command includes an encryption key tag. A first key table is accessed from local memory. The first key table includes a first set of key entries corresponding to a first set of encryption keys. The first key table is searched to determine whether it includes an entry corresponding to the encryption key tag. Based on determining the first key table does not include an entry corresponding to the tag, a second key table is accessed from RAM. The second key table includes a second set of key entries corresponding to a second set of encryption keys. A key entry corresponding to the encryption key tag is identified from the second key table. The key entry includes an encryption key corresponding to the encryption key tag. The command is processed using the encryption key.
US12061724B2	Method, system, and software program product for generating training data for endoscopic applications A method for generating training data for endoscopic applications, in which stored image data comprising individual images or video data from endoscopic procedures/examinations are prepared as training data for machine learning applications. Wherein the method includes: (a) subjecting the image data to an image recognition algorithm for determining: (i) whether the stored image data was captured inside or outside a body, and (ii) whether text information and faces are contained in the stored image data, and (b) subjecting the image data to an image processing algorithm, with which the image data, depending on the result in (a): (i) are anonymized by obscuring or removing text information and faces when the stored image data is determined to have been captured outside of a body, and (ii) are anonymized by obscuring or removing text information when the stored image data is determined to have been captured inside of a body.
US12061723B2	Data importance assessment in a data sharing platform In one embodiment, a data sharing platform uses data associated with a data owner to share data via a plurality of sharing services, each sharing service in the plurality of sharing services providing a different type of data. The data sharing platform tracks access to each of the plurality of sharing services. The data sharing platform computes, based in part on the access to each of the plurality of sharing services, an importance metric for the data associated with the data owner. The data sharing platform provides an indication of the importance metric for display to the data owner.
US12061722B1	Systems and methods for managing personal data using client ledgers The present disclosure is related to a system that may include a first computing device and a second computing device. The first computing device may send a request for data that corresponds to a user. The second computing device may perform operations, including receiving the request for the data, retrieving the data from a database in response to receiving the request, and determining an identity of the user based on the data. The identity of the user may be stored in a header portion of the data. The operations may also include updating a ledger associated with the user to include an indication of the first computing device requesting the data and sending the data and the identity of the user to the first computing device.
US12061721B1	Systems and methods for private contact tracing A server device is provided for privacy protecting contact tracing. The server device includes a transceiver configured for operable communication with at least one server of the communication network, and a processor including a memory configured to store computer-executable instructions. When executed by the processor, the instructions cause the server device to perform, by the transceiver, a scan to detect one or more nearby user devices, identify a unique identifier for each of the one or more nearby devices, store the unique identifiers of the one or more nearby devices, receive a notification including a first unique identifier, compare the first unique identifier to the stored unique identifiers, and alert the user of the user device if the first unique identifier matches one of the stored unique identifiers.
US12061719B2	System and method for agentless detection of sensitive data in computing environments A system and method for agentless detection of sensitive data in a cloud computing environment. The method includes detecting a first data object including a data schema and a content in a cloud computing environment; detecting a second data object, having the data schema of the first data object; generating in a security graph: a first data object node representing the first data object, a second data object node representing the second data object, and a data schema node representing the data schema; storing a classification based on the content in the security graph, wherein the content is classified as sensitive data or non-sensitive data; and rendering an output based on the classification and the data schema node, in lieu of the first data object node and the second data object node, in response to receiving a query to detect a node representing a data object classified as sensitive data.
US12061718B2	Systems and methods for detecting and managing sensitive information The disclosed technology includes systems and methods of identifying and managing sensitive information. The method can include detecting data entered into a form on a user interface, and generating, by a natural language understanding model, comprehension data based on the data entered into the form. The method can include determining, by a machine learning model, a risk score of the data and determining whether the risk score is greater than or equal to a threshold risk score. In response to determining that the risk score is greater than or equal to the threshold risk score, the method can include outputting a message to the user interface to alert a user that the data likely comprises sensitive information. The method can include receiving an input from the user interface indicative of whether the data comprises sensitive information and storing the data, the risk score, and the input in a database.
US12061712B2	Persisted data views supporting access control Embodiments enforce user access rights to a data view, by initially generating a replication table of the view. The replication table may include all view data to which any user is entitled. This replication table may be generated during a first database session having a first value for a session variable. Next, a data access control structure is applied to the replication table to produce output comprising a subset of the view data for a specific user. This output may be produced during a second database session having a second value for the session variable. By initially generating the view replication table up front, processing resources are conserved in later stages when access control structures are applied to grant view access rights to particular users. Alternative embodiments may implement access control to data views, through the creation and storage of derived views.
US12061706B2	Encrypted file control An access client may transmit an access request to a server, and the access request may be an example of a decryption request or an encryption request. The access request may include access information and file information for a file to be accessed. The server may validate the access information and generate an access package that includes a set of access keys and executable code. The access keys may be transmitted to the access client. The access client may execute the executable code and decrypt or encrypt the file. The file may include one or more data packs that include file access policies, ownership information, and file access logs.
US12061699B2	Systems and methods for increasing robustness of machine-learned models and other software systems against adversarial attacks The present disclosure provides systems and methods that reduce vulnerability of software systems (e.g., machine-learned models) to adversarial attacks by increasing variety within the software system. In particular, a software system can include a number of subcomponents that interoperate using predefined interfaces. To increase variety within the software system, multiple, different versions of one or more of the subcomponents of the software system can be generated. In particular, the different versions of the subcomponent(s) can be different from each other in some way, while still remaining functionally equivalent (e.g., able to perform the same functions with comparable accuracy/success). A plurality of different variants of the software system can be constructed by mixing and matching different versions of the subcomponents. A large amount of variety can be exhibited by the variants of the software system deployed at a given time, thereby leading to increased robustness against adversarial attacks.
US12061697B2	Automated detection of malicious packages in a software repository Detecting a malicious package associated with a software repository. A method identifies a subject package in a software repository, and extracts a feature set from the subject package. The feature set includes single-version features, including whether the subject package accesses personally identifying information, accesses specified system resource(s), uses specified application programming interface(s), includes installation script(s), and/or includes a binary, minified, or obfuscated file. The feature set also includes change features, including an amount of time since publication of a prior version of the subject package, a semantic update type, and/or how single-version feature(s) have changed since the prior version. The method provides the feature set as input to a set of classifiers, each being configured to use the feature set to generate a prediction of whether the subject package is malicious or benign. Based at least on the prediction, the method classifiers the subject package as being malicious or benign.
US12061693B2	Probabilistic anti-encrypting malware protections for cloud-based file systems Disclosed are systems and associated methods for protecting systems against software intended to damage or disable computers and computer systems, commonly called “malware” especially encrypting malware. Both agent-based and agentless implementations allow the identification of malware and the protection of local and cloud-based data by observing changes to filesystem structure and the information content of files, with no need to scan memory or interfere with the processing of individual processes. The data permeability of the protected system can be dynamically changed, allowing user-directed changes to be committed to storage and backed up, while adverse or potentially adverse changes are quarantined.
US12061686B2	Pre-registration of authentication devices A system is disclosed for pre-registering authentication devices. A security key provider system may receive a request to pre-register a security key with identified applications from an enterprise. Responsive to receiving the request, the security key provider system instructs the security key to generate a unique authentication code for each of the applications. The security key provider system may generate pre-registration information based on the authentication codes and pre-register the authentication codes of the security key to the applications by providing the pre-registration information to the applications on behalf of the enterprise. The security key provider system may instead provide the pre-registration information to the enterprise to allow the enterprise to pre-register the authentication codes.
US12061685B2	Image capture devices for a secure industrial control system An image capture device for a secure industrial control system is disclosed. In an embodiment, the image capture device includes: an image sensor; a signal processor coupled to the image sensor; and a controller for managing the signal processor and transmitting data associated with processed image signals to at least one of an input/output module or a communications/control module via a communications interface that couples the controller to the at least one of the input/output module or the communications/control module, wherein the controller is configured to establish an encrypted tunnel between the controller and the at least one of the input/output module or the communications/control module based upon at least one respective security credential of the image capture device and at least one respective security credential of the at least one of the input/output module or the communications/control module.
US12061678B2	System and method for watermarking a machine learning model Exemplary systems and methods are directed to embedding data into a machine learning model. A processing device executes program code for running a machine learning model, which has a plurality of parameter values. The processing device receives a message to be embedded into the machine learning model. The message is encrypted according to a set of keys of a cryptographic algorithm. The encrypted message is converted to a corresponding binary representation. The binary representation of the encrypted message is embedded into at least one of the one or more parameters of the machine learning model. The embedding operation modifies the at least one parameter value of the machine learning model.
US12061674B2	Evaluation device for re-identification and corresponding method, system and computer program Examples relate to an evaluation device for re-identification and to a corresponding method, system and computer program. The evaluation device comprises processing circuitry being configured to obtain a plurality of transformed re-identification codes, each transformed re-identification code being associated with a timestamp and location information. Each transformed re-identification code is based on a similarity-preserving transformation of a re-identification code that represents at least a portion of a sample of media data, the media data originating from two or more different sources located in two or more different locations. The processing circuitry is configured to match transformed re-identification codes among the plurality of transformed re-identification codes using a similarity metric to generate one or more tuples of transformed re-identification codes that are similar according to the similarity metric. The processing circuitry is configured to determine one or more sequences of locations associated with the transformed re-identification codes of the one or more tuples of transformed re-identification codes based on the timestamps and location information associated with the transformed re-identification codes of the respective tuple. The processing circuitry is configured to provide information on the one or more sequences of locations.
US12061672B2	Image processing method, image processing apparatus, learning method, learning apparatus, and storage medium A method for processing an image uses a generator which is a machine learning model. The generator converts an input low resolution image into a first feature map. From the first feature map, a first intermediate image and a second intermediate image each having resolution higher than resolution of the low resolution image are generated. Based on the first intermediate image and the second intermediate image, an estimated image having higher resolution than the resolution of the low resolution image is generated.
US12061670B2	Machine-learning image recognition for classifying conditions based on ventilatory data The technology relates to methods and systems for recognition of conditions from ventilation data. The methods may include acquiring ventilation data for ventilation of a patient during a time period; generating an image based on the acquired ventilation data; providing, as input into a trained machine learning model, the generated image, wherein the trained machine learning model was trained based on images having a same type as the generated image; and based on output from the trained machine learning model, generating a predicted condition of the patient. The image may be generated by storing ventilatory data as pixel channel values to generate a human-indecipherable image.
US12061665B2	Inverse element arithmetic apparatus and memory system According to one embodiment, in an inverse element arithmetic apparatus, a word unit processing unit, as approximate calculation loop for extended binary GCD process, iterates a first loop in a case where a value of \|r−s\| is a subtraction threshold or more, and is capable of iterating a second loop instead of the first loop in a case where the value of \|r−s\| is smaller than the subtraction threshold. In the first loop, values of r, s, a, b, m, and n is updated and an update matrix M is generated or updated. In the second loop, the values of m and n are updated without updating the values of r, s, a, b and the update matrix M. The control unit terminates the loop of the inverse element arithmetic process in a case where a loop number of times of the inverse element arithmetic process reaches a number-of-times threshold.
US12061658B2	Business searching methods and apparatuses, electronic devices and storage media A method of searching for a business by constructing an index tree using a geographic location of a user is provided. In some examples, the method includes obtaining the geographic location of the user, and retrieving circumscribed rectangles covering the geographic location with a pre-constructed index tree, where the circumscribed rectangles are a smallest circumscribed rectangles covering delivery areas of businesses (101). Target delivery areas covering the geographic location are determined from the delivery areas corresponding to the circumscribed rectangles(102). Businesses corresponding to the target delivery areas are determined as deliverable businesses corresponding to the geographic location(103). The pre-constructed index tree includes a first index tree constructed based on location data of lower left vertexes of circumscribed rectangles of delivery areas of the businesses, and a second index tree constructed based on location data of upper right vertexes of the circumscribed rectangles of the delivery areas of the business.
US12061655B2	Graphical user interface for presentation of events Some embodiments provide a method for generating a graphical user interface (GUI) for a research system. The method receives a request from a user of the research system for information about a particular category. The method generates a chart that displays a set of events associated with the particular category over a particular period of time. The method incorporates the chart into a GUI for the particular category for transmission to the user. Some embodiments generate a list of events associated with the particular category and generate a GUI that displays the list of the events. Each event is represented in the list by a title of a document identified by the research system as representative of the event.
US12061654B2	Fulfillment guidance devices, systems, and methods Fulfillment guidance devices, systems, and methods are disclosed herein. An example device includes a memory; a communications interface; and a processor to: obtain, from a location tracking system deployed in a facility containing items of a plurality of item types, current locations for each of the items; select a subset of the items having a common type, and satisfying a proximity criterion; generate and store, in the memory, an item cluster definition having a type indicator corresponding to the common type, a count of items in the subset, and a single cluster location derived from the current locations of the items in the subset; obtain an item request including one of the item types; determine that the one of the item types matches the type indicator of the cluster definition; responsive to the determination, send at least a portion of the cluster definition to a mobile device within the facility.
US12061652B2	Automated population of digital interfaces based on dynamically generated contextual data The disclosed exemplary embodiments include computer-implemented systems, apparatuses, and processes that, among other things, automatically populate, in real-time, portions of digital interfaces based on dynamically generated contextual data. For example, a network-connected apparatus may receive, from a device, a portion of an identifier of a first counterparty to an exchange of data. The apparatus may perform operations determine a second counterparty to the data exchange based on at least one of a current geographic position of the first device, a first element of profile data associated with the first device, or the received portion of the first counterparty identifier, and may transmit an identifier of the second counterparty to the device. The device may execute an application program that presents the second counterparty identifier within a corresponding portion of an interface associated with the data exchange.
US12061647B2	Method and apparatus for lyric video display, electronic device, and computer-readable medium Provided are a method and an apparatus for lyric video display, an electronic device, and a computer-readable medium. The method includes: acquiring multimedia data to be displayed, the multimedia data including audio data and lyrics; determining a target time point, and acquiring a target lyric fragment corresponding to the target time point in the lyrics; and displaying the target lyric fragment in combination with a preset background, and playing a part of the audio data corresponding to the target lyric fragment.
US12061644B2	Image retrieval system and image retrieval method An image retrieval system with high retrieval accuracy is provided. The image retrieval system includes a database and a processing portion. The database has a function of storing a plurality of pieces of database image data, and a database tag is linked to each of the plurality of pieces of database image data. The processing portion has a function of obtaining database image feature value data representing a feature value of the database image data for each piece of the database image data. The processing portion has a function of obtaining query image feature value data representing a feature value of the query image data. The processing portion has a function of calculating first similarity of the database image data to the query image data for each piece of the database image data. The processing portion has a function of obtaining a query tag linked to the query image data using some of the database tags.
US12061643B2	Image query analysis Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for analyzing images for generating query responses. One of the methods includes determining, using a textual query, an image category for images responsive to the textual query, and an output type that identifies a type of requested content; selecting, using data that associates a plurality of images with a corresponding category, a subset of the images that each belong to the image category, each image in the plurality of images belonging to one of the two or more categories; analyzing, using the textual query, data for the images in the subset of the images to determine images responsive to the textual query; determining a response to the textual query using the images responsive to the textual query; and providing, using the output type, the response to the textual query for presentation.
US12061640B2	Representation of a data analysis using a flow graph Techniques facilitating using flow graphs to represent a data analysis program in a cloud based system for open science collaboration and discovery are provided. In an example, a system can represent a data analysis execution as a flow graph where vertices of the flow graph represent function calls made during the data analysis program and edges between the vertices represent objects passed between the functions. In another example, the flow graph can then be annotated using an annotation database to label the recognized function calls and objects. In another example, the system can then semantically label the annotated flow graph by aligning the annotated graph with a knowledge base of data analysis concepts to provide context for the operations being performed by the data analysis program.
US12061638B1	Presenting filtered events having selected extracted values Embodiments are directed towards real time display of event records and extracted values based on at least one extraction rule, such as a regular expression. A user interface may be employed to enable a user to have an extraction rule automatically generate and/or to manually enter an extraction rule. The user may be enabled to manually edit a previously provided extraction rule, which may result in real time display of updated extracted values. The extraction rule may be utilized to extract values from each of a plurality of records, including event records of unstructured machine data. Statistics may be determined for each unique extracted value, and may be displayed to the user in real time. The user interface may also enable the user to select at least one unique extracted value to display those event records that include an extracted value that matches the selected value.
US12061632B2	Interactive adaptation of machine learning models for time series data A computer-implemented method can comprise establishing programmatic connections to a digitally stored first database comprising over one million records, each of the records comprising time series data organized as an event with a timestamp and an event data, the first database being part of a HADOOP cluster that is programmatically coupled to a HIVE data warehouse manager and a PRESTO query engine, reading a configuration file that specifies one or more tables in the first database and for each particular table among the one or more tables, forming and submitting a plurality of PRESTO queries to the first database, each of the PRESTO queries specifying one or more data aggregation operations, and in response thereto, receiving a set of aggregated records of the first database, training a machine learning model using a portion of the aggregated records as a training dataset, determining a plurality of outlier values that are represented in the set of aggregated records, one or more change points that are represented in the set of aggregated records, a plurality of seasonality patterns that are represented in the set of aggregated records, receiving, from a second computer, input specifying a plurality of hyper-parameters for the machine learning model, evaluating the aggregated records of the first database using the machine learning model to output forecasted event data as a second time series, generating presentation instructions which when rendered using a computer display device cause displaying one or more graphical visualizations in a graphical user interface of the computer display device, the graphical visualizations comprising a time series analysis, a graphical timeline of forecasted event data, and a performance summary of the machine learning model.
US12061631B1	Systems and methods for account classification using a middleware system architecture A computer can connect with a middleware computing system. The middleware computing system may use application programming interfaces (APIs), webhooks, file-based integration, database replication, message queues, websockets, or direct integration to establish connections with different computing devices. The computer may request an account classification for an external account stored in a remote computing device. The middleware computing system can receive the request, identify the connection that the middleware computing device has with the remote computing device, and retrieve transaction records for transactions performed by the external account from the remote computing device. The middleware computing system can use metadata in the transaction records to automatically determine an account type of the account. The middleware computing system can generate instructions that cause the computer to link the external account with the profile.
US12061630B2	System and method for identifying approximate K-nearest neighbors in web scale clustering The present teaching relates to method, system, medium, and implementations for identifying k nearest neighbors. One or more KNN lists corresponding to one or more source data points are received. Each KNN list includes K neighbors of a source data point and each of the K neighbors is a data point represented by an index. Neighbor pairs and reverse neighbor pairs are generated based on the one or more KNN lists. The neighbor pairs and reverse neighbor pairs having the same source data point are grouped to generate a grouped pairs of neighbors for the source data point. A local join operation is performed based on grouped pairs of neighbors for each source data point to generate a combined neighborhood for the source data point, which is then sent to a KNN server, where combined neighborhoods generated by multiple local join executors are integrated to update a plurality of global KNN lists.

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