Systems and methods are disclosed for examining objects (e.g., mobile storage units) using neural networks. Upon determining that the object is within an area of interest, the system uses multiple sensors positioned at various locations to capture the object from four or more sides at the same time. Using a neural network, the system identifies a first set of features of the object, which are then used to determine the location information of a second set of features, also identified by the neural network. The system evaluates whether this second set of features meets a series of criteria to determine if the object passes or fails the examination.
G05D 1/639 - Resolving or avoiding being stuck or obstructed
B41J 3/407 - Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed for marking on special material
G05D 1/249 - Arrangements for determining position or orientation using signals provided by artificial sources external to the vehicle, e.g. navigation beacons from positioning sensors located off-board the vehicle, e.g. from cameras
G05D 101/15 - Details of software or hardware architectures used for the control of position using artificial intelligence [AI] techniques using machine learning, e.g. neural networks
G05D 105/00 - Specific applications of the controlled vehicles
Systems and methods are provided for an application programming interface (API) response compression system used in conjunction with API requests made by a large language model (LLM) agent in response to a prompt made to an LLM. The API response compression (ARC) system may receive an API response, generate a property manifest for the API response identifying a set of fields in the API response, generate a filtered property manifest identifying fields of the API response relevant to the prompt, generating a reduced API response, and processing the prompt and the reduced API response at the LLM to generate LLM output.
During a time period in which a server is in a locked state, such that execution of an application at the server is not permitted, a reception of a radio message at the server is detected. In response to determining that the radio message satisfies an unlocking criterion associated with the server, the server is caused to exit the locked state, and execution of the application is initiated at the server.
A resource set which includes multiple servers with a respective plurality of training computing devices is identified for training a machine learning model. The resource set is subdivided into partition groups, such that each partition group can store a respective replica of state information of the model. The model is trained using the partition groups. The training comprises a multi-stage gathering of a portion of the state information at training computing devices of a particular partition group. Different types of communication channels between training computing devices are used in respective stages of the gathering, including inter-server communication channels in one stage and an intra-server communication channel during another stage. A trained version of the model is stored.
Devices, systems, and methods for enhancing user privacy by using anonymized delivery labels may include identifying, by a first device, a computer-readable code on a parcel to be delivered to a delivery address, wherein delivery information of the parcel is absent from the parcel; sending, by the first device, a unique identifier of the parcel included in the computer-readable code to a second device that has pre-authenticated to a third device associated with maintaining delivery information for packages; sending, by the second device, the unique identifier to the third device; determining, by the third device, based on receiving the unique identifier, that delivery information criteria for the parcel are satisfied; sending, by the third device, the delivery information to the second device based on determining that the delivery information criteria for the parcel are satisfied; and causing presentation of the delivery information.
Devices and techniques are generally described for nonlinear tensor compression for neural networks. In various examples, a first tensor associated with a first layer of a neural network may be determined. One or more neural processing units of accelerator hardware may generate a first compressed tensor by applying a nonlinear compression function to the first tensor. The first compressed tensor may be stored in a first memory of the one or more computer-readable media. A first operation associated with a second layer of the neural network may be determined, where the first operation uses output of the first layer. The first operation may be performed based on the first compressed tensor.
Systems are generally described for mixed hardware instruction set architecture (ISA) scheduling. An example system includes one or more processors, a first hardware configured to execute instructions from a first ISA, and a second hardware configured to execute instructions from a second ISA. The example system may also be configured to receive a set of computer software instructions comprising a software instruction to apply a neural network operator, compile the set of computer software instructions to produce a set of hardware ISA instructions comprising a first hardware ISA instruction for the first hardware and a second hardware ISA instruction for the second hardware, send the first hardware ISA instruction to the first hardware, and send the second hardware ISA instruction to the second hardware.
Systems are generally described for mixed hardware instruction set architecture (ISA) scheduling. An example system includes one or more processors, a first hardware configured to execute instructions from a first ISA, and a second hardware configured to execute instructions from a second ISA. The example system may also be configured to receive a set of computer software instructions comprising a software instruction to apply a neural network operator, compile the set of computer software instructions to produce a set of hardware ISA instructions comprising a first hardware ISA instruction for the first hardware and a second hardware ISA instruction for the second hardware, send the first hardware ISA instruction to the first hardware, and send the second hardware ISA instruction to the second hardware.
A device includes a first solar cell, a mirror configured to direct light towards a second solar cell of an additional device, and one or more motors configured to adjust an orientation of the mirror. The device actuates the mirror to a first orientation and receive, from the additional device, a first signal associated with a first intensity of the light received by the second solar cell at the first orientation of the mirror. Based at least in part on the first signal, the device actuates the mirror to a second orientation. The device further receives, from the second device, a second signal associated with a second intensity of the light received by the second solar cell at the second orientation of the mirror, and causes, based at least in part on the second signal, the one or more motors to actuate the mirror to a third orientation.
G02B 26/08 - Optical devices or arrangements for the control of light using movable or deformable optical elements for controlling the direction of light
H02S 40/22 - Light-reflecting or light-concentrating means
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Techniques for building and maintaining model webs are described. In some examples, a model web is built by selecting models for the model web from one or more available model types based on at least one or more of availability, tensor information, and compute type, instantiating synapses between the selected models to form the model web and updating information regarding availability of the selected models of the model web to indicate being in use.
Techniques for managing the memory of computing devices that host multiple VMs by selecting optimally sized pages of virtual memory for programs running in the VMs. Virtual memory has traditionally been divided into pages of a single size (e.g., small, large, or huge) that are then offered to programs running in VMs. These page sizes have different benefits and drawbacks that must be considered when selecting the best page size for virtual memory. For example, small pages increase memory sharing between the VMs, but also result in an execution slowdown. Conversely, large pages improve execution performance by reducing latency in address translations, but limit memory sharing. This disclosure describes using small pages for sharable memory, and using large pages for private memory that cannot be shared. This provides the high performance needed for certain applications by using large pages, but still allows for increased memory sharing using small pages.
Mobile drive units may comprise drive mechanisms and lift mechanisms to engage with, transport, and disengage from various payloads. The lift mechanisms may comprise various improvements for serviceability and durability of the mobile drive units. For example, various service access ports for maintenance of the lift mechanisms may be configured for quick and easy access, one or more cover plates may be designed for quick and reliable coupling and decoupling from the lift mechanisms, and a central cover of the lift mechanisms may be configured to channel liquids down and away from the lift mechanisms, thereby facilitating simpler and faster maintenance and improved durability of the lift mechanisms.
B60P 1/02 - Vehicles predominantly for transporting loads and modified to facilitate loading, consolidating the load, or unloading with parallel up-and-down movement of load supporting or containing element
F16H 19/08 - Gearings comprising essentially only toothed gears or friction members and not capable of conveying indefinitely-continuing rotary motion for interconverting rotary motion and oscillating motion
F16H 57/04 - Features relating to lubrication or cooling
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System for language-aware active learning in machine learning
A multi-language classifier (MLC) provides a single model that is able to classify inputs provided in different languages. The MLC is trained using training data comprising language data in several languages. A language-aware active learning system determines subsequent training data based on uncertainty and accuracy of classification output resulting from previous iterations. Samples associated with languages that are more uncertain and have lower accuracy are prioritized for use during subsequent training iterations. This prioritization allows training to be completed with fewer samples, particularly samples that are expensive to obtain such as those labeled by human operators. As a result, the MLC is more quickly and less expensively trained to reach desired accuracy targets.
A system may receive user information associated with a user, third-party information associated with a third party, and a relevance-ordered list of media carousels comprising a plurality of media carousels. A system may collect historical log information comprising a plurality of displayed pages comprising media carousels and assign a reward value to each of the displayed pages to generate a reward vector, the reward value based on a user interaction associated with each displayed page. A system may estimate a logging policy based in part on the historical log information, and a target policy based in part on the reward vector. A system may train a carousel selection model by the target policy and the logging policy, then use the carousel selection model to generate a result. A system may select a plurality of media carousels from the relevance-ordered list.
H04N 21/239 - Interfacing the upstream path of the transmission network, e.g. prioritizing client requests
H04N 21/472 - End-user interface for requesting content, additional data or servicesEnd-user interface for interacting with content, e.g. for content reservation or setting reminders, for requesting event notification or for manipulating displayed content
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Guiding robots transporting containers using applied force detection
Systems and methods are disclosed for guiding robots transporting containers using applied force detection. In one embodiment, an example mobile robot is configured to transport a container. The mobile robot can include a first sensor, a second sensor, a motor, and a controller. The controller may be configured to determine that the container is loaded, determine, using at least one of the first sensor or the second sensor, a first change in load distribution, and determine a first direction of movement associated with the first change. The controller may cause the motor to automatically propel the mobile robot in the first direction of movement.
Techniques for authorization scope management delegation are described. An administrative user provides access scope information to be utilized for one or more users of a cloud provider network. The access scope information is utilized by an identity service of the cloud provider network in generating access tokens that can be utilized when accessing resources managed or hosted by services of the cloud provider network, whereby one or more services can use the scope information that was pre-configured by the administrative user during the execution of operations for individual users without the users needing to provide or confirm the scopes.
Techniques for optical waveguides with multiple layers in a stack arrangement are described herein. In an example, an optical waveguide system includes a waveguide substrate, a first holographic optical element, a second holographic optical element, and an optical de-coupling layer. The first holographic optical element includes a first photopolymer layer and excluding a first polymer substrate and the second holographic optical element includes a second photopolymer layer. The first photopolymer layer is attached to the waveguide substrate and to either the second holographic optical element or the optical de-coupling layer.
A light pipe may comprise an elliptical body with a front face and a rear face. The front face may include an exit ring that is to be uniformly illuminated, and the rear face may include a plurality of light channels to receive light from respective light emitting diodes. The light channels may propagate received light at least partially circumferentially or elliptically around the body, and may reflect light toward an annular surface at an outer circumference of the rear face. Then, the annular surface may reflect light toward the exit ring, thereby generating uniform illumination while minimizing size, cost, and energy consumption. Further, the light pipe may be incorporated into a light pipe assembly including a button, a reflector, and a printed circuit board assembly, in which portions of the assembly may further facilitate propagation of light within the light pipe.
Systems and techniques for training a machine learning model to identify content labels within a video catalog using multimodal inputs are described. The techniques include receiving a multimodal input including the content. The techniques include determining a first selection of video data in data clusters based on the input and determining metadata indicating a correlation between the first selection and the attribute. Subsequently a second selection is selected based on the metadata and the first selection that may be used as a training dataset. A machine learning model is trained using the training data to determine instances of the attribute and build a content repository that summarizes the video data using the attribute labels.
Systems and methods are provided for transferring color from a candidate garment not suitable for a virtual try-on experience for a user to a target garment of an image suitable for the virtual try-on experience. The source and target images for transferring color may be determined utilizing an amount of overlap of 3D segmentation masks for a candidate garment depicted in a candidate source image against the target garment depicted in a target image to identify that the candidate garment is suited for color transfer based on the comparison. Color or texture may then be transferred to the target garment based on image data of the identified candidate garment.
Security workflows of a smart home connectivity protocol are integrated to establish device identities and ensure certification within a device commissioning service of a provider network. The service provider of the provider network can synchronize the commissioning service's implementation of the protocol, relieving smart home device vendors of this responsibility. This streamlines the software complexity for vendors during device commissioning, removing their need for external data repositories or distributed networks. Some implementations feature a managed private certificate authority service in the provider network, issuing private certificates for validated device identification. This reduces cost and complexity for vendors, enabling them to focus on top-tier smart home solutions while relying on a secure, scalable provider network service for device commissioning. This approach also diminishes the necessity for individual public key infrastructure (PKI) management, enhancing efficiency and resource allocation.
H04L 9/32 - Arrangements for secret or secure communicationsNetwork security protocols including means for verifying the identity or authority of a user of the system
G06F 21/57 - Certifying or maintaining trusted computer platforms, e.g. secure boots or power-downs, version controls, system software checks, secure updates or assessing vulnerabilities
H04L 67/12 - Protocols specially adapted for proprietary or special-purpose networking environments, e.g. medical networks, sensor networks, networks in vehicles or remote metering networks
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Content retrieval based on a generative AI response
Systems and methods are described for performing retrieval of information based on a generative AI prompt and response. A system can receive a prompt from a user, then generate a response to the prompt by using a generative AI model. The system may then determine a span of text within the response, which may be a portion of text from the response to be used as the basis for a retrieval or search with respect to one or more data repositories. The span of text, response, and prompt can be used to perform a search to retrieve results, where the span of text may be used as a search term in the search and the prompt and response may be used as context for ranking during the search. The results can be presented to the user to be compared against the prompt and response.
Systems, apparatuses, methods, and techniques are described for providing improved loudspeaker performance by utilizing coupled loudspeaker motors. According to an example method, a first baseplate of a first loudspeaker motor is coupled to a second baseplate of a second loudspeaker motor such that the first loudspeaker motor and the second loudspeaker motor are oriented in opposing directions. The example method further includes repelling, based on a first magnetic polarity of the first baseplate, a first magnetic flux leakage associated with the second baseplate of the second loudspeaker motor such that the first magnetic flux leakage is redirected towards the second loudspeaker motor. The example method further includes repelling, based on a second magnetic polarity of the second baseplate, a second magnetic flux leakage associated with the first baseplate of the first loudspeaker motor such that the second magnetic flux leakage is redirected towards the first loudspeaker motor.
A de-centralized distributed bot system for deployment of automation bots includes distributed agents that execute on client devices, such as desktop machines or the like. The agents poll a remote repository that stores the bots to discover new bots to download to storage local to the agent, or updates for bots the agent has already locally-cached. The agents each have an agent-based user interface for browsing and managing bots, such as the bots in the local cache. In response to selection, via the agent-provided interface, of a bot for execution, an executable for the selected bot is obtained and locally executed. The agent may generate related logs and transmit the logs to a metrics, analytics and alarm service. Bot developers may submit bots to the remote repository for storage via a deployment pipeline service that submits bots to the remote repository using a publishing manager.
(1) Industrial robots; industrial robots for identifying, detecting, selecting, moving, lifting, and handling goods; structural and replacement parts and components for robots.
(2) Downloadable computer software; downloadable computer software for robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; downloadable computer software for programming, designing, monitoring, managing, operating, and controlling robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; downloadable software development tools; downloadable software development tools for use in robotics; downloadable application programming interface (API) software; downloadable application programming interface (API) software for robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; user programmable humanoid robots, not configured; humanoid robots with communication and learning functions for assisting and entertaining people; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence having communication and learning functions for assisting and entertaining people; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in scientific research; humanoid robots having communication and learning functions for caretaking in the nature of assisting people; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for home use, namely, for home security, home monitoring, monitoring of individuals and pets, monitoring of medical conditions, entertainment of pets, and schedule assistance; security surveillance, teaching, and telepresence robots; tactical robots. (1) Rental of telepresence robots.
(2) Providing temporary use of online non-downloadable computer software; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable computer software for robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable computer software for programming, designing, monitoring, managing, operating, and controlling robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software development tools; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software development tools for use in robotics; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable application programming interface (API) software; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable application programming interface (API) software for robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; design of robotics systems; design of robotics systems comprised of robots, software, and hardware for identifying, detecting, selecting, moving, lifting, delivering, and handling goods; technological consulting services in the field of robotics; engineering services in the field of robotics; rental of robots; rental of user-programmable humanoid robots, not configured; rental of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence.
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Industrial robots; Industrial robots for identifying, detecting, selecting, moving, lifting, and handling goods; structural and replacement parts and components for robots. Downloadable computer software; downloadable computer software for robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; downloadable computer software for programming, designing, monitoring, managing, operating, and controlling robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; downloadable software development tools; downloadable software development tools for use in robotics; downloadable application programming interface (API) software; downloadable application programming interface (API) software for robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; user programmable humanoid robots, not configured; humanoid robots with communication and learning functions for assisting and entertaining people; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence having communication and learning functions for assisting and entertaining people; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in scientific research; humanoid robots having communication and learning functions for caretaking in the nature of assisting people; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for home use, namely, for home security, home monitoring, monitoring of individuals and pets, monitoring of medical conditions, entertainment of pets, and schedule assistance; security surveillance, teaching, and telepresence robots; tactical robots. Rental of telepresence robots. Providing temporary use of online non-downloadable computer software; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable computer software for robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable computer software for programming, designing, monitoring, managing, operating, and controlling robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software development tools; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software development tools for use in robotics; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable application programming interface (API) software; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable application programming interface (API) software for robots, robot sensors, and programmable robotic tools; design of robotics systems; design of robotics systems comprised of robots, software, and hardware for identifying, detecting, selecting, moving, lifting, delivering, and handling goods; technological consulting services in the field of robotics; engineering services in the field of robotics; rental of robots; rental of user-programmable humanoid robots, not configured; rental of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence.
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Industrial robots; humanoid robots; programmable robots; robotic platforms for research and development; service robots; industrial robots for handling, palletizing and movement of goods and workpieces; cargo handling robots; robotic arms for industrial use; robot component parts; robot component accessories. Computers; application programming interface (API) software; networking software; wireless communication devices for voice or data transmission; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence; humanoid robots having communication and learning functions for assisting and entertaining people; user-programmable humanoid robots; telepresence robots; security surveillance robots; laboratory robots and structural and replacement parts therefor; configurable humanoid robots for manipulation of objects in human environments for the purposes of logistics and warehousing, featuring pre-installed operating software, and structural and replacement parts therefor; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for manipulation of objects in human environments, namely, for retrieving, carrying and moving containers in warehouses; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in entertainment, education, and scientific research; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for assisting human beings with household chores, cleaning, laundry, concierge duties and tasks; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for assisting humans in trade fairs, museums and exhibition tour guidance; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in logistics, warehousing, retail and business management, namely, performing inventory management, transporting goods, restocking shelves and assisting customers; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in industrial settings, namely, performing repetitive assembly tasks, quality control inspections and hazardous material handling; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for providing companionship, recreational interaction, and real-time information and analysis; humanoid robotic components, namely, humanoid robotics platforms in the nature of robots for personal, educational and hobby use and structural parts therefor; humanoid robotic components, namely, robotic arms for laboratory purposes; tactical robots; downloadable software development kits (SDKs); downloadable operating system software for robots; downloadable application programming interface (API) software for robotics software development and device integration; downloadable software for machine learning for use in robots; downloadable software for programming physical movements for use in robots; downloadable software using artificial intelligence for speech recognition for use in robots; downloadable software for controlling, operating and programming robots; downloadable software for perception, navigation and autonomous operation of robots; downloadable software using artificial intelligence for simulating natural conversation; downloadable computer chatbot software for simulating conversations; downloadable computer simulation software for modeling humanoid robot behavior and humanoid robot environments. Electronic transmission of data, commands, and instructions to robots and automated systems; rental of telepresence robots; telecommunications services for remotely controlling, monitoring, and operating robots and automated machines; provision of access to networks for communication between robots, humans, and automated systems; telepresence and remote operation services for humanoid robots and autonomous devices. Computer consultation, testing, programming, advisory, and maintenance services; research and development of computer hardware, software, and artificial intelligence; leasing computers, computer peripherals, software, and AI systems; software consulting; support and consultation for developing computer systems, databases, and applications; providing online information about computer software and hardware; creating indexes of information, searching and retrieving information; troubleshooting, installation, and maintenance of computer software; computer security services; monitoring and remote monitoring of computer systems; software as a service (SaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) for artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing, robotics, software engineering and computer software development; design and development of software and hardware for operating, maneuvering, and controlling robots and robotic systems; engineering, product design, and development in the field of robots and robotic systems; technical consulting and research in the field of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence; rental of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence (AI); rental of user-programmable humanoid robots, not configured; humanoid robot configuration services; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software development kits (SDKs); providing online non-downloadable virtual assistant software using artificial intelligence (AI) for answering customer inquiries, scheduling appointments, assisting with reservations, managing tasks, providing information and guidance in hospitality, retail, education, and event environments, supporting instructional and teaching activities; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for the design, development, operation and management of humanoid robots, programmable humanoid robots, humanoid robotic devices, and components thereof; platform as a service (PaaS) featuring computer software platforms for the design, development, operation and management of humanoid robots, programmable humanoid robots, humanoid robotic devices, and components thereof; scientific and technological services, namely, research and design in the field of humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; product design and development in the field of humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; design and development of software and hardware for operating and maneuvering humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable chatbot software for simulating conversations, providing customer assistance, answering questions, giving directions, delivering concierge-style interactions, offering educational and instructional dialogue, supporting learning experiences, enabling character-based conversational interactions, facilitating developer testing of interactive humanoid robotic behaviors, and supporting teleoperated interactions through conversational interfaces; providing subscription-based temporary use of on-line non-downloadable software for operating and maneuvering humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; providing online non-downloadable virtual assistant software using artificial intelligence (AI) for performing personal assistant functions, enabling character-based interactive experiences, assisting developers and researchers in building, testing, and demonstrating humanoid robotic applications, and supporting teleoperation workflows for remotely controlled humanoid robotic behaviors; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable simulation software for modeling humanoid robot behavior and humanoid robot environments; computer software consulting and computer programming services.
(1) Industrial robots; humanoid robots; programmable robots; robotic platforms for research and development; service robots; industrial robots for handling, palletizing and movement of goods and workpieces; cargo handling robots; robotic arms for industrial use; robot component parts; robot component accessories.
(2) Computers; application programming interface (API) software; networking software; wireless communication devices for voice or data transmission; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence; humanoid robots having communication and learning functions for assisting and entertaining people; user-programmable humanoid robots; telepresence robots; security surveillance robots; laboratory robots and structural and replacement parts therefor; configurable humanoid robots for manipulation of objects in human environments for the purposes of logistics and warehousing, featuring pre-installed operating software, and structural and replacement parts therefor; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for manipulation of objects in human environments, namely, for retrieving, carrying and moving containers in warehouses; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in entertainment, education, and scientific research; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for assisting human beings with household chores, cleaning, laundry, concierge duties and tasks; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for assisting humans in trade fairs, museums and exhibition tour guidance; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in logistics, warehousing, retail and business management, namely, performing inventory management, transporting goods, restocking shelves and assisting customers; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in industrial settings, namely, performing repetitive assembly tasks, quality control inspections and hazardous material handling; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for providing companionship, recreational interaction, and real-time information and analysis; humanoid robotic components, namely, humanoid robotics platforms in the nature of robots for personal, educational and hobby use and structural parts therefor; humanoid robotic components, namely, robotic arms for laboratory purposes; tactical robots; downloadable software development kits (SDKs); downloadable operating system software for robots; downloadable application programming interface (API) software for robotics software development and device integration; downloadable software for machine learning for use in robots; downloadable software for programming physical movements for use in robots; downloadable software using artificial intelligence for speech recognition for use in robots; downloadable software for controlling, operating and programming robots; downloadable software for perception, navigation and autonomous operation of robots; downloadable software using artificial intelligence for simulating natural conversation; downloadable computer chatbot software for simulating conversations; downloadable computer simulation software for modeling humanoid robot behavior and humanoid robot environments. (1) Electronic transmission of data, commands, and instructions to robots and automated systems; rental of telepresence robots; telecommunications services for remotely controlling, monitoring, and operating robots and automated machines; provision of access to networks for communication between robots, humans, and automated systems; telepresence and remote operation services for humanoid robots and autonomous devices.
(2) Computer consultation, testing, programming, advisory, and maintenance services; research and development of computer hardware, software, and artificial intelligence; leasing computers, computer peripherals, software, and AI systems; software consulting; support and consultation for developing computer systems, databases, and applications; providing online information about computer software and hardware; creating indexes of information, searching and retrieving information; troubleshooting, installation, and maintenance of computer software; computer security services; monitoring and remote monitoring of computer systems; software as a service (SaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) for artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing, robotics, software engineering and computer software development; design and development of software and hardware for operating, maneuvering, and controlling robots and robotic systems; engineering, product design, and development in the field of robots and robotic systems; technical consulting and research in the field of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence; rental of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence (AI); rental of user-programmable humanoid robots, not configured; humanoid robot configuration services; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software development kits (SDKs); providing online non-downloadable virtual assistant software using artificial intelligence (AI) for answering customer inquiries, scheduling appointments, assisting with reservations, managing tasks, providing information and guidance in hospitality, retail, education, and event environments, supporting instructional and teaching activities; software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software for the design, development, operation and management of humanoid robots, programmable humanoid robots, humanoid robotic devices, and components thereof; platform as a service (PAAS) featuring computer software platforms for the design, development, operation and management of humanoid robots, programmable humanoid robots, humanoid robotic devices, and components thereof; scientific and technological services, namely, research and design in the field of humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; product design and development in the field of humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; design and development of software and hardware for operating and maneuvering humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable chatbot software for simulating conversations, providing customer assistance, answering questions, giving directions, delivering concierge-style interactions, offering educational and instructional dialogue, supporting learning experiences, enabling character-based conversational interactions, facilitating developer testing of interactive humanoid robotic behaviors, and supporting teleoperated interactions through conversational interfaces; providing subscription-based temporary use of on-line non-downloadable software for operating and maneuvering humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; providing online non-downloadable virtual assistant software using artificial intelligence (AI) for performing personal assistant functions, enabling character-based interactive experiences, assisting developers and researchers in building, testing, and demonstrating humanoid robotic applications, and supporting teleoperation workflows for remotely controlled humanoid robotic behaviors; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable simulation software for modeling humanoid robot behavior and humanoid robot environments; computer software consulting and computer programming services.
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Computer hardware for training machine learning models across applications; Computer hardware for training and accelerating machine learning models for image recognition, natural language processing, speech recognition, translation, personalization, fraud detection, forecasting, autonomous vehicles, and recommendation engines; Computer hardware for machine learning acceleration across applications; Computer hardware specifically designed to facilitate the delivery of cloud computing services, namely, semiconductors, computer chips, integrated circuits, central processing units, electronic circuits and microprocessors; computer chips; computer hardware used for advanced cloud computing functions in the nature of machine learning, optimizing power, performance and cost for cloud computing services, and delivering cloud computing services at scale; computer hardware for executing and accelerating machine learning inference workloads; computer hardware for deploying and running trained machine learning models in production environments; computer hardware for high-throughput, low-latency execution of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning inference; downloadable computer software for use in the operation of semiconductors, computer chips, and central processing units; downloadable computer software development tools; downloadable computer software for developing computer hardware; downloadable computer firmware and software for use in the operation of semiconductors, computer chips, and central processing units; downloadable computer software used for advanced cloud computing functions in the nature of machine learning, optimizing power, performance and cost for cloud computing services, and delivering cloud computing services at scale; downloadable computer software for operation, management and control of computer chips, central processing units and microprocessors; downloadable computer software for using a trained AI model to make predictions, answer prompts, generate text, images, and video, or analyze new data; downloadable computer software for performance monitoring, profiling, and debugging of machine learning model training and inference; machine learning (ML) accelerator chips; artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator processors; all of the foregoing for use with custom machine learning chips Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for executing and accelerating machine learning inference workloads; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for deploying and running trained machine learning models in production environments; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for high-throughput, low-latency execution of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning inference; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for performance monitoring, profiling, and debugging of machine learning model training and inference; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for using a trained AI model to make predictions, answer prompts, generate text, images, and video, or analyze new data; Technical consulting and support services in the field of custom AI hardware; Advising others on optimizing machine learning workloads using specialized chips; all of the foregoing for use with custom machine learning chips
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DISTRIBUTED DATABASE WITH INDEPENDENT SCALING OF COMMIT LAYER AND STORAGE LAYER
A database system includes a commit layer implemented using a first set of host computing devices and a storage layer implemented using a second set of host computing devices. A control plane of the distributed database system determines a first sharding scheme for the commit layer and a second sharding scheme for the storage layer, wherein the first and second sharding schemes are not required to be the same. Also, in some embodiments, the second sharding scheme used for the storage layer enables overlapping key spaces across the shards of the storage layer, wherein various ones of the shards are optimized for different types of workloads.
G06F 16/27 - Replication, distribution or synchronisation of data between databases or within a distributed database systemDistributed database system architectures therefor
A natural language processing system may use system response configuration data to determine customized output data forms when outputting data for a user. The system response configuration data may represent various output attributes the system may use when creating output data. The system may have a certain number of existing profiles where a profile is associated with certain settings for the system response configuration data/attributes. The system may also use various data such as context data, sentiment data, or the like to customize system response configuration data during a dialog. Other components, such as natural language generation (NLG), text-to-speech (TTS), or the like, may use the customized system response configuration data to determine the form, timing, etc. of output data to be presented to a user.
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Techniques for generating and outputting a natural language explanation of a determination made by a system are described. The system presents content to a user, where the content is generated based on a system determination. The system determines history data associated with a user profile associated with the user and context data associated with the system determination. The system uses the history data and the context data to determine a natural language explanation that the output was generated based on the system determination. The system further uses the history data and the context data to generate a predicted system determination representing the system determination that resulted in the output presented to the user. Based on a similarity between the predicted system determination and the actual system determination, the natural language explanation is presented to the user.
A database system performs vertical scaling of a storage layer by temporarily increasing a resource allocation of given node and/or shard to allow the node or shard to process a load that exceeds its baseline resource allocation. Additionally, a control plane of the database system performs health checks of the nodes and/or shards of the components of the database system and in response to load conditions exceeding a threshold, performs horizontal scaling of the nodes of the components. The horizontal scaling adds shard replicas or re-shards the nodes to include more shards. The horizontal scaling reduces load on individual nodes and/or shards and alleviates the load conditions that triggered the vertical scaling.
G06F 16/27 - Replication, distribution or synchronisation of data between databases or within a distributed database systemDistributed database system architectures therefor
A machine learning resource management service allows customers to define machine learning projects and machine learning resource allocations for the machine learning projects, such that different levels of resources are allocated to different ones of the projects. Additionally, the machine learning resource management service enables burst capacity at respective ones of the machine learning projects using under-utilized resources of other ones of the machine learning resources, while ensuring the customer defined resource allocations for the different machine learning projects are enforced. Additionally, the machine learning resource management service may track usage of burst capacity among the projects to ensure fair sharing of burst capacity.
Disclosed are systems and methods that address the limitations of current code completion techniques, generate multiple levels of syntactically complete code completions, each level of syntactically complete code completion based upon and dependent upon an acceptance of a prior level syntactically complete code completion. A first level syntactically complete code completion may be presented as a suggestion for inclusion in a code and each additional level of syntactically complete code completions in the sequence maintained in a cache so that the next level syntactically complete code completion can be presented immediately upon acceptance of the currently presented syntactically complete code completion. By pre-generating multiple levels of syntactically complete code completions so that each next level syntactically complete code completion can be presented immediately upon acceptance of a presented syntactically complete code completion reduces or eliminates any perceived latency in code completion generation and/or code completion presentation.
A file system manager implemented at a provider network identifies a storage device of a first group of storage devices of a provider network as an initial location of a file system object. Based on an access metric associated with the object, the file system manager initiates a transfer of contents of the object to a second storage device of a different storage device group, without receiving a client request specifying the transfer. In response to an access request received via a file system programmatic interface, contents of the object are provided from the second storage device. Based on a second access metric, the object is transferred back to the first group of storage devices.
G06F 3/06 - Digital input from, or digital output to, record carriers
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G06F 16/185 - Hierarchical storage management [HSM] systems, e.g. file migration or policies thereof
G06Q 20/10 - Payment architectures specially adapted for electronic funds transfer [EFT] systemsPayment architectures specially adapted for home banking systems
A database system provides query processors on demand for accepting customer connections to a database and stores database data in a separate storage layer, via storage nodes each storing a shard or shard replica of the database data. The database system provides a multi-region configuration wherein customers can access a multi-region database from any of multiple regions of a service provider network. In response to a region-wide failure event, query processors are provided on demand in a failover region. Additionally, to ensure sufficient storage node capacity is maintained in a potential failover region, a multi-region control plane distributes load or configuration information to local control planes of each of the regions of the multi-region database to ensure sufficient storage layer scaling is performed to support a failure over event resulting from a region-wide failure.
G06F 16/27 - Replication, distribution or synchronisation of data between databases or within a distributed database systemDistributed database system architectures therefor
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VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL SCALING OF COMPONENTS OF A DISTRIBUTED DATABASE
A database system performs vertical scaling of a storage layer by temporarily increasing a resource allocation of given node and/or shard to allow the node or shard to process a load that exceeds its baseline resource allocation. Additionally, a control plane of the database system performs health checks of the nodes and/or shards of the components of the database system and in response to load conditions exceeding a threshold, performs horizontal scaling of the nodes of the components. The horizontal scaling adds shard replicas or re-shards the nodes to include more shards. The horizontal scaling reduces load on individual nodes and/or shards and alleviates the load conditions that triggered the vertical scaling.
G06F 16/27 - Replication, distribution or synchronisation of data between databases or within a distributed database systemDistributed database system architectures therefor
G06F 9/50 - Allocation of resources, e.g. of the central processing unit [CPU]
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NONLINEAR TENSOR COMPRESSION AND DECOMPRESSION FOR NEURAL NETWORKS
Devices and techniques are generally described for nonlinear tensor compression for neural networks. In various examples, a first tensor associated with a first layer of a neural network may be determined. One or more neural processing units of accelerator hardware may generate a first compressed tensor by applying a nonlinear compression function to the first tensor. The first compressed tensor may be stored in a first memory of the one or more computer-readable media. A first operation associated with a second layer of the neural network may be determined, where the first operation uses output of the first layer. The first operation may be performed based on the first compressed tensor.
A database system may virtualize client connections to query processors to enable the query processors to be used by active connections rather than allowing the query processors to remain idle. Virtualizing the client connections may enable the database system and other systems sharing computing resources with the database system to operate with increased efficiency over a database system which does not virtualize client connections.
G06F 16/27 - Replication, distribution or synchronisation of data between databases or within a distributed database systemDistributed database system architectures therefor
Approaches are disclosed for providing (412) optimized AI models for use in performing various inferencing tasks. In at least one embodiment, a user may request a model to be used to perform an inferencing task, and may be presented (406) with one or more optimization options. The user can select (408) one or more of these optimization options, and in response a model and parameter set can be provided (410) to the user, where the model and/or parameter set may be optimized and/or proprietary, and thus have their use restricted. Such an approach allows a user to effectively obtain a customized AI model that can be used for a specific type of inferencing task without the need to fine-tune or customize the model. In order to protect any intellectual property (IP), such as an optimized parameter set offered by a provider, the set may be encrypted and able to be decrypted and used (614) only in authorized environments and associated (616) with users having a valid key or cryptographic token associated with the set of optimized parameters.
A database system includes a commit layer implemented using a first set of host computing devices and a storage layer implemented using a second set of host computing devices. A control plane of the distributed database system determines a first sharding scheme for the commit layer and a second sharding scheme for the storage layer, wherein the first and second sharding schemes are not required to be the same. Also, in some embodiments, the second sharding scheme used for the storage layer enables overlapping key spaces across the shards of the storage layer, wherein various ones of the shards are optimized for different types of workloads.
Techniques for moderating an output of a generative model in a streaming manner are described. In some embodiments, a first portion of data (responsive to an input) may be generated by a generative model, a system may process the first portion of data using a content moderation model to determine that the first portion corresponds to a non-moderated content category, and based on this determination, the first portion of data may be outputted (to a user or system component). The generative model may then generate a second portion of data (which may include a larger of number tokens than the second portion), and the system may process the second portion using the content moderation model to determine whether the second portion corresponds to a moderated content category. The amount of data (e.g., number of tokens) processed by the content moderation model may vary between processing steps.
A modular system (e.g., for establishing circulation availability of liquid coolant for datacenter components) can include a set of cabinets couplable together to form a coolant loop having a supply side and a return side. The cabinets can include at least one pressure imparting cabinet, at least one coolant distributing cabinet, and/or at least one heat exchanging cabinet. A pump included in a pressure imparting cabinet may circulate coolant through the coolant loop. A manifold included in a coolant distributing cabinet may distribute coolant along the supply side of the coolant loop toward heat-generating components and direct coolant carrying heat from said components into the return side of the coolant loop. A heat exchanger included in a heat exchanging cabinet may be arranged for dissipating heat carried in the coolant loop so as to ready the coolant for use along the supply side.
Approaches presented herein relate to an answer refinement system that may be included as part of a generative artificial intelligence (AI) pipeline. As content is produced by one or more generative AI models, the answer refinement system may segment the answer into chunks and then validate information within each of the chunks. Chunks that include invalid information may be rewritten or otherwise modified to correct errors. Chunks that are valid may be further analyzed for conditional validity and conditionally valid chunks may be modified to provide further context or assumptions for validity.
Technologies of a device-based Fast Presence Detection (FPD) for a contactless sleep-tracking device are described. One method of a sleep-monitoring device includes receiving radar data from a radar unit. The radar data includes i) first data representing a breathing waveform associated with a user, ii) a first set of range values, and iii) a first set of confidence values associated with the first data. The method determines absolute magnitude values, first infinite impulse response (IIR) values using the first set of range values, and second IIR values using the first set of confidence values. The method determines a first event representing the user located in a first region using the absolute magnitude values and the first and second IIR values. The method sends an indication of the first event to a cloud service that causes one or more devices in the environment to perform one or more actions.
Techniques for user interface defect detection in media player applications are described. According to some embodiments, a computer-implemented method includes receiving a request at a cloud provider network to perform a defect detection on a media player application, capturing an image of a user interaction with a user interface of the media player application, determining, by the cloud provider network, one or more components of the user interface from pixels of the image, detecting, by the cloud provider network, a defect in the user interface from the one or more components without creating a reference image, and generating, by the cloud provider network, an output based at least in part on the defect.
G06F 3/0484 - Interaction techniques based on graphical user interfaces [GUI] for the control of specific functions or operations, e.g. selecting or manipulating an object, an image or a displayed text element, setting a parameter value or selecting a range
G06F 3/0481 - Interaction techniques based on graphical user interfaces [GUI] based on specific properties of the displayed interaction object or a metaphor-based environment, e.g. interaction with desktop elements like windows or icons, or assisted by a cursor's changing behaviour or appearance
Systems and methods are described for implementing debugging snapshots on a serverless computing system. A serverless computing system executes user-submitted code in sandboxed execution environments such as virtual machines or containers, and the user who requests execution of the code does not have direct access to these execution environments for debugging or other purposes. To support debugging of code, the serverless computing system thus implements a debugging snapshot service that generates snapshots of the environment in which the user-submitted code is executing. Snapshots are generated accordance with criteria that may be specified by the user, and may include any or all of the information needed to resume execution of the code from the point at which the snapshot was taken. The service includes user interfaces that enable inspection and comparison of snapshots, as well as setting snapshot generation and retention policies.
Devices, systems, and methods for enhancing user privacy by using anonymized delivery labels may include identifying, by a first device, a computer-readable code on a parcel to be delivered to a delivery address, wherein delivery information of the parcel is absent from the parcel; sending, by the first device, a unique identifier of the parcel included in the computer-readable code to a second device that has pre-authenticated to a third device associated with maintaining delivery information for packages; sending, by the second device, the unique identifier to the third device; determining, by the third device, based on receiving the unique identifier, that delivery information criteria for the parcel are satisfied; sending, by the third device, the delivery information to the second device based on determining that the delivery information criteria for the parcel are satisfied; and causing presentation of the delivery information.
G06K 7/14 - Methods or arrangements for sensing record carriers by electromagnetic radiation, e.g. optical sensingMethods or arrangements for sensing record carriers by corpuscular radiation using light without selection of wavelength, e.g. sensing reflected white light
Techniques for reducing a syndrome density of a plurality of rounds of syndrome measurements following a first decoding stage (e.g., via a local decoder) for quantum error correction of circuit-level noise within quantum surface codes are disclosed. Such techniques for reducing syndrome density may include syndrome collapse and/or vertical cleanup techniques. In a syndrome collapse technique, a measurement results volume may be partitioned into sheets and the respective sheets collapsed, causing vertical pairs of highlighted vertices to be removed. In a vertical cleanup technique, vertical pairs of highlighted vertices may be removed directly from a matching graph following a first decoding stage. Following the removal of vertical pairs of highlighted vertices, the measurement results are then decoded in a second, global decoding stage. Such techniques allow for fast decoding throughout and low latency times for error correction of rounds of syndrome measurements for quantum algorithms implemented using quantum surface codes.
G06N 10/80 - Quantum programming, e.g. interfaces, languages or software-development kits for creating or handling programs capable of running on quantum computersPlatforms for simulating or accessing quantum computers, e.g. cloud-based quantum computing
Systems and method for real-time keywords recommendations are provided. The systems and methods leverage one or more machine learning models that receive information about events that will occur in the future. The one or more machine learning models perform parallel processing to determine, in real-time and before the events occur, different keywords that are likely to experience an increase in usage based on the events. The one or more machine learning models also determine different types of content produced by content originators that are relevant to the determined keywords. Recommendations may be made for the content originator to have an association performed between the keywords and the content. Once the associations are performed, when a consumer inputs the keyword into an application, the consumer may be presented with the content or a mechanism (such as a hyperlink, for example) by which the consumer may access the content.
Systems and methods are provided for efficiently building an object detection learning model for an unlabeled pool of images. A recommendation engine automatically recommends an annotation type for the images in the unlabeled pool based on previous object detection and an updated mean average precision of the model, where the mean average precision represents the performance of the model.
Techniques for reducing occurrences of cross-triggering event types not represented in audio data and false detection of event types are described. Different event types, such as a hand clap event type and a door knock event type may have substantially similar audio characteristics, and if one event type of such event types is represented in audio data, then event detection processing of that audio data may lead to detection of event types not represented in the audio data. Example embodiments involve training a model configured to detect multiple event types to enforce mutual exclusivity between different event type pairs or sets of the multiple event types. The model is trained to enforce mutual exclusivity using a regularizer function and a weight parameter to reduce any positive detection scores of event types not represented in received audio. Similar techniques may be applied to models for object detection using image data.
A wireless charging device for charging a head-mounted wearable device (HMWD) includes a base, a sidewall that extends from the base, and a bridge support that extends from the base and is spaced apart from the sidewall. At least one charging antenna is positioned within the sidewall. The HMWD is engaged with the charging device by placing the nose bridge of the HMWD in contact with the top of the bridge support, while the temples of the HMWD extend into the space between the sidewall and bridge support. The sidewall, bridge support, and base constrain movement of the temples relative to the charging device in a manner that retains the receiving antennae in the temples within a range of positions relative to the charging antenna that are suitable to receive electrical power.
H02J 50/00 - Circuit arrangements or systems for wireless supply or distribution of electric power
H02J 50/90 - Circuit arrangements or systems for wireless supply or distribution of electric power involving detection or optimisation of position, e.g. alignment
Systems and methods for LM communication channel optimization include receiving user input data requesting that a message be sent and determining, using a language model (LM), a recipient profile to send the message to. Thereafter, the LM may query a communication channel application for data indicating communication channels available for sending the message to the recipient profile, and then the LM may infer, based on the data, an urgency value and/or formality value to associate with the message. In this example, the LM may be trained to infer the urgency value and/or the formality value from content of the message. Then, a communication channel may be selected based at least in part on the urgency value and/or the formality value.
An endpoint for accessing a group of cloud resources from a set of client devices outside the cloud is established. In response to detecting that, as a result of a configuration change, a particular cloud resource has joined the group, addressing information for the particular cloud resource is generated. An access verifier associated with the endpoint receives a packet directed from a client device using the addressing information. In response to determining, based on user identity metadata of the user and based on device status metadata of the client device, that the packet satisfies a security requirement, the packet is delivered to the particular cloud resource.
Systems and methods for account association with voice-enabled devices are disclosed. For example, a voice-enabled device situated in a managed environment, such as a hotel room, may be taken by a temporary resident or guest of the environment. Upon determining that the device has been removed from the environment, a device identifier associated with the device may be dissociated from components and/or services associated with environment and/or systems related thereto, and the device identifier may be associated with a user account of the user.
As a media program is aired to listeners, a control system monitors audio data transmitted to the listeners and interactions received from the listeners to determine whether the media program has violated or may violate one or more rules. The audio data is processed to identify words expressed therein and features of the audio data. Additionally, features of users (e.g., a creator or any listeners or guests) may be calculated based on any information or data available regarding such users. An embedding is formed with data representing the words, the audio features and the user features, and provided to a model trained to determine whether a media program is at risk of violating any rules. One or more actions are selected and executed or recommended based on a score generated by the model representing a level of risk that a rule has been, is being or will be violated.
G10L 15/16 - Speech classification or search using artificial neural networks
H04H 60/65 - Arrangements for services using the result of monitoring, identification or recognition covered by groups or for using the result on users' side
Techniques for connecting to cloud-hosted instances without requiring those instances to have a public network address are described. A first WebSocket message including a first payload is received from an electronic device via a WebSocket connection. A first TCP/IP message including at least a portion of the first payload is sent to an instance hosted by a cloud provider network, the instance having a first network address on a first virtual network, and the first TCP/IP message including a second network address as a source address, traffic originating from the second network address being routable to the first virtual network. A second TCP/IP message including a second payload is received from the instance, the second TCP/IP message including the second network address as a destination address. A second WebSocket message including at least a portion of the second payload is sent to the electronic device sending via the WebSocket connection.
First participant information may be received that is associated with a set of participants that participate in an event. The set of participants may be distributed, based at least in part on distribution criteria and the first participant information, across a plurality of messaging groups, to form a first participant distribution, wherein each messaging group of the plurality of messaging groups has a respective participant subset of the set of participants, and wherein messages sent by participants within the respective participant subset are delivered only to other participants within the respective participant subset. During the event, second participant information may be received associated with the set of participants. Also during the event, the first participant distribution may be modified, based at least in part on the distribution criteria and the second participant information, to form a modified participant distribution.
A multi-modal, reconfigurable, and adaptive gripper system may include a suction cup assembly, a static finger assembly, and at least two reconfigurable finger assemblies that are controlled by a pressure-regulated actuation assembly. In order to grasp an item, a grasp mode, a finger configuration, and/or force(s) to apply to the item may be selected or determined. Various combinations of the suction cup assembly and finger assemblies may be used, with various finger configurations, and with various air pressures or differentials supplied by the pressure-regulated actuation assembly, in order to apply the selected force(s) to portions of the item and reliably grasp, transport, and release the item as part of various automated material handling processes.
Systems and methods are provided to round the numbers produced by a systolic array. A rounder can receive a number from the systolic array and identify a data stream associated with the number from a plurality of data streams. The rounder can identify a random number generator. The random number generator may be associated with a random number sequence and may generate a next random number in the random number sequence based on a state value representing a position within the random number sequence. The data stream may be associated with a respective state value representing a current position for the data stream. Based on the current position for the data stream, the rounder can initialize a state value of the random number generator. The rounder can perform a rounding operation using the initialized state value of the random number generator.
G06F 7/499 - Denomination or exception handling, e.g. rounding or overflow
G06F 7/483 - Computations with numbers represented by a non-linear combination of denominational numbers, e.g. rational numbers, logarithmic number system or floating-point numbers
G06F 15/80 - Architectures of general purpose stored program computers comprising an array of processing units with common control, e.g. single instruction multiple data processors
A computer-implemented method includes generating or receiving instruction code for executing by a computing device to implement a neural network model, where the instruction code includes a plurality of direct memory access (DMA) instructions for data transferring between a local memory of an accelerator of the computing device and a system memory of the computing device; modifying the instruction code to arrange sources or destinations of a group of DMA instructions of the plurality of DMA instructions into a contiguous block in the local memory; and replacing the group of DMA instructions with a single DMA instruction, wherein a source address or a destination address of the single DMA instruction is the contiguous block of the local memory.
A graphical user interface receives natural language input from a user. A modular thread analytics exploration system uses context determination, dynamic context enrichment, and the natural language input to generate a solution recipe with a language model. The system prompt the language model with evaluation guides to improve the accuracy of the model output. The solution recipe includes steps (i) that are used to generate code and (ii) that are used to generate natural language explanations. The system generates code with a language model. The system processes the generated code in a sandbox and self-debugs the generated code as necessary. The output from the steps is presented in the graphical user interface.
Techniques for prompt template optimization with language models are described. In some examples, a prompt template optimization request to optimize a generative artificial intelligence model prompt template is received, the prompt template optimization request including an initial prompt template and an indication of a selected function, the selected function to implement at least a portion of a prompt template optimization workflow. The prompt template optimization workflow is processed with the selected function, the prompt template optimization workflow including one or more iterations of generating, evaluating, and selecting prompt template variants based at least in part on the initial prompt template to yield a final prompt template. The final prompt template is output.
G06F 16/383 - Retrieval characterised by using metadata, e.g. metadata not derived from the content or metadata generated manually using metadata automatically derived from the content
G06F 3/0482 - Interaction with lists of selectable items, e.g. menus
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Unlocking a wireless device using image analysis and liveliness detection
Implementations are described herein for unlocking a wireless device using image analysis and liveliness detection. A wireless device may capture, using a camera of the wireless device, an image of a person that is interacting with the wireless device. The wireless device may transmit a first signal using a first antenna and may receive a second signal using a second antenna. The wireless device may determine whether the image corresponds to a stored image. The wireless device may determine whether the second signal indicates a movement of the person or a depth characteristic of the person. The wireless device may selectively unlock the wireless device based on whether the image matches a stored image of the plurality of the stored images and based on whether the second signal indicates at least one of the movement of the person or the depth characteristic of the person.
G06F 21/32 - User authentication using biometric data, e.g. fingerprints, iris scans or voiceprints
G01S 13/28 - Systems for measuring distance only using transmission of interrupted, pulse modulated waves wherein the transmitted pulses use a frequency- or phase-modulated carrier wave with time compression of received pulses
G01S 13/88 - Radar or analogous systems, specially adapted for specific applications
Described are example systems and methods generally directed to determining a location score in connection with a geographic area of interest that may represent a suitability of the geographic area of interest in connection with the performance of a service. A geographic area of interest is divided into a plurality of cells and one or more constraints in connection with an area of interest (or combination of multiple areas of interest, etc.) is determined, a mapping function is defined for each constraint, and the constraints in determining a location score for each cell of the area of interest is aggregated. In exemplary implementations, the location score for each cell of the area of interest may represent and/or correspond to a suitability of the area of interest in connection with performing aerial deliveries of items using an aerial vehicle.
Embodiments of a supply chain management system (SCMS) are disclosed that enable the generation of synthetic supply chain activity data for developing machine learning models, such as models for predicting vendor lead times (VLTs) of purchase orders fulfilled by a supply chain network. In embodiments, the generation process is performed over successive time periods to simulate dynamically changing variables of the supply chain network, including inventory levels, product demand, and stock manager decisions. The generation process may also be used to generate synthetic data to simulate elements within the supply chain network, such as simulated warehouses, vendors, or products. The disclosed SCMS is able to generate highly realistic training data that simulates the operations within the supply chain network, which can be used to improve the performance of machine learning models.
Systems and techniques are disclosed for upsampling low resolution images in remote sensing data, such as satellite images, into higher-resolution upsampled images. A machine learning upsampling model is trained on a training data set containing crowdsourced high resolution images, such as dashcam images, cell phone camera images, and other types of images of geographical areas, as well as corresponding low resolution images from remote sensing data that depict the same geographical areas. The upsampling model is trained on the training data set to determine an upsampling approach that converts the low resolution images into upsampled images that match the crowdsourced high resolution images of the same geographical areas. Following training of the upsampling model, the upsampling model is used to upsample new low resolution images in remote sensing data into higher-resolution upsampled images.
This disclosure is directed to an item-identifying, mobile cart that may be utilized by a user in a materials handling facility to automatically identify a user operating the cart and items that the user places into a basket of the cart. In addition, the cart may update a virtual shopping cart of the identified user to include items taken by the user. The mobile cart may include multiple imaging devices and oriented such that their respective optical axes are directed towards an interior of a perimeter of the top of the basket, and above the top of the basket. The mobile cart may also include an imaging device oriented away from the basket such that a user operating the mobile cart may scan a user identifier using this imaging device to enable recognition of the user.
B62B 3/14 - Hand carts having more than one axis carrying transport wheelsSteering devices thereforEquipment therefor characterised by provisions for nesting or stacking, e.g. shopping trolleys
B62B 5/00 - Accessories or details specially adapted for hand carts
G06V 20/52 - Surveillance or monitoring of activities, e.g. for recognising suspicious objects
Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for wireless charging of industrial equipment. In one embodiment, an example system may include a first mat configured to wirelessly charge a first device and a second device, the first mat having a first charging coil disposed in a first region of the first mat, and a second charging coil disposed in a second region of the first mat. The system may include a controller configured to determine, at a first time, that the first device is in contact with the first region of the first mat, and cause the first charging coil to be energized for wireless charging of the first device.
H02J 7/00 - Circuit arrangements for charging or depolarising batteries or for supplying loads from batteries
H02J 50/00 - Circuit arrangements or systems for wireless supply or distribution of electric power
H02J 50/10 - Circuit arrangements or systems for wireless supply or distribution of electric power using inductive coupling
H02J 50/40 - Circuit arrangements or systems for wireless supply or distribution of electric power using two or more transmitting or receiving devices
H02J 50/90 - Circuit arrangements or systems for wireless supply or distribution of electric power involving detection or optimisation of position, e.g. alignment
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Customer-specified routing option groups and selection policies for cloud network traffic
A traffic manager obtains (a) a representation of an association between a set of networking destinations and a routing option group, and (b) a policy for selecting routing options from the group for network packets. For a network packet directed to one of the destinations, the traffic manager selects one of the routing options of the group based on the policy, and causes the packet to be transmitted to the destination along a path. The path includes, as a next-hop address, a network address associated with the selected routing option.
Systems and methods for multi-channel Artificial Intelligence (AI) architectures include receiving data representing a communication, such as a document. A format associated with the document may be determined. Once the format associated with the document is determined, a preprocessing model configured to process data associated with the format may be used with the data to generate text data representing the document. A first portion of the text data may be identified from the text data. A processing model may then be used to determine an action associated with the document based at least in part on the first portion of the text data. An application programming interface (API) may then be selected to send a request to for executing the action. The document may also be associated with a user account of the user such that the user may subsequently request information that may be included in the document from various devices.
Techniques for enabling dynamic secondary content insertion in multiple view (multiview) video streaming using bitstream stitching techniques are described. According to some examples, a computer-implemented method includes sending a first live video stream and a second live video stream having a same group of pictures duration to a single decoder of a device for simultaneous viewing; receiving an indication of a break within a group of pictures of the first live video stream for displaying a secondary content video stream; sending, in response to the receiving the indication, one or more fill frames to the single decoder of the device to display between a start of the break and an end of the group of pictures of the first live video stream for simultaneous viewing with the second live stream; and sending, in response to the receiving the indication, the secondary content video stream having the same group of pictures duration as the first live video stream to the single decoder of the device for simultaneous viewing with the second live stream after displaying of the one or more fill frames.
H04N 21/2662 - Controlling the complexity of the video stream, e.g. by scaling the resolution or bitrate of the video stream based on the client capabilities
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Replaceable interconnect cartridge with handle and guide for top installation
A midplane frame may be contained in a rack-mountable enclosure and define at least a first bay. Guides may be distributed among a first cartridge and the midplane frame and arranged to facilitate aligned vertical movement of the first cartridge along a height direction into a landed position in the first bay. The first cartridge may have forwardly-oriented connectors arrayed in rows arranged in a stack in a height direction. A plurality of appliances may each have a row of one or more rearwardly-oriented connectors, and each of the appliances may be movable rearwardly along a length direction in the enclosure into a seated arrangement in which the appliances are stacked over one another in the height direction and in which the rows of rearwardly-oriented connectors of the appliances are coupled with the rows of the forwardly-oriented connectors of the first cartridge in the landed position.
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Goods & Services
Computer hardware for executing and accelerating machine learning inference workloads; computer hardware for deploying and running trained machine learning models in production environments; computer hardware for high-throughput, low-latency execution of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning inference; downloadable computer software for using a trained AI model to make predictions, answer prompts, generate text, images, and video, or analyze new data; downloadable computer software for performance monitoring, profiling, and debugging of machine learning model training and inference; machine learning (ML) accelerator chips; artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator processors; all of the foregoing for use with custom machine learning chips. Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for executing and accelerating machine learning inference workloads; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for deploying and running trained machine learning models in production environments; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for high-throughput, low-latency execution of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning inference; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for performance monitoring, profiling, and debugging of machine learning model training and inference; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for using a trained AI model to make predictions, answer prompts, generate text, images, and video, or analyze new data; Technical consulting and support services in the field of custom AI hardware; Advising others on optimizing machine learning workloads using specialized chips; all of the foregoing for use with custom machine learning chips.
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
38 - Telecommunications services
42 - Scientific, technological and industrial services, research and design
Goods & Services
(1) Industrial robots; humanoid robots; programmable robots; robotic platforms for research and development; service robots; industrial robots for handling, palletizing and movement of goods and workpieces; cargo handling robots; robotic arms for industrial use; robot component parts; robot component accessories
(2) Humanoid robots having communication and learning functions for assisting and entertaining people; user-programmable humanoid robots, not configured; downloadable software for monitoring and controlling communication between computers and automated machine systems; downloadable operating system software for robots; downloadable software for machine learning for use in robots; downloadable software for programming physical movements for use in robots; downloadable software using artificial intelligence (AI) for speech recognition for use in robots; downloadable software development kits (SDK); security surveillance robots; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in entertainment; education; scientific research; preparing beverages; assisting human beings with household cleaning and laundry; assisting humans in trade fairs; assisting humans in museum and exhibition tour guides; assisting human beings with household chores and tasks; assisting humans in concierge duties and tasks; assisting humans in business management of logistics; taking customer orders and serving and collecting dishes in restaurants; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in providing physical labor and recreational activity, companionship, and real time information and analysis; supporting operations in manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, and retail settings, namely, performing inventory management, transporting goods, restocking shelves, and assisting customers; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in industrial settings, namely, performing repetitive assembly tasks, quality control inspections, and hazardous material handling; character-based experiences; retail associate experiences; event-based experiential marketing; downloadable computer simulation software for modeling humanoid robot behavior and humanoid robot environments
(3) Computers; application programming interface (API) software; networking software; wireless communication devices for voice or data transmission; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence; user-programmable humanoid robots; telepresence robots; laboratory robots and structural and replacement parts therefor; configurable humanoid robots for manipulation of objects in human environments for the purposes of logistics and warehousing, featuring pre-installed operating software, and structural and replacement parts therefor; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for manipulation of objects in human environments, namely, for retrieving, carrying and moving containers in warehouses; humanoid robotic components, namely, humanoid robotics platforms in the nature of robots for personal, educational and hobby use and structural parts therefor; humanoid robotic components, namely, robotic arms for laboratory purposes; tactical robots; downloadable application programming interface (API) software for robotics software development and device integration; downloadable software for controlling, operating and programming robots; downloadable software for perception, navigation and autonomous operation of robots; downloadable software using artificial intelligence for simulating natural conversation; downloadable computer chatbot software for simulating conversations (1) Electronic transmission of data, commands, and instructions to robots and automated systems; rental of telepresence robots; telecommunications services for remotely controlling, monitoring, and operating robots and automated machines; provision of access to networks for communication between robots, humans, and automated systems; telepresence and remote operation services for humanoid robots and autonomous devices
(2) Rental of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence (AI); design and development of software; design and development of computer hardware; design and development of new products; technical consulting in the field of monitoring technological functions of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence (AI); rental of user-programmable humanoid robots, not configured; technical support services, namely, troubleshooting of computer software problems; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software development kits (SDKs); providing online non-downloadable virtual assistant software using artificial intelligence (AI) for answering customer inquiries, scheduling appointments, assisting with reservations, managing tasks, providing information and guidance in hospitality, retail, education, and event environments, supporting instructional and teaching activities; software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software for the design, development, operation and management of humanoid robots, programmable humanoid robots, humanoid robotic devices, and components thereof; platform as a service (PAAS) featuring computer software platforms for the design, development, operation and management of humanoid robots, programmable humanoid robots, humanoid robotic devices, and components thereof; scientific and technological services, namely, research and design in the field of humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; product design and development in the field of humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; design and development of software and hardware for operating and maneuvering humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable chatbot software for simulating conversations, providing customer assistance, answering questions, giving directions, delivering concierge-style interactions, offering educational and instructional dialogue, supporting learning experiences, enabling character-based conversational interactions, facilitating developer testing of interactive humanoid robotic behaviors, and supporting teleoperated interactions through conversational interfaces; providing subscription-based temporary use of on-line non-downloadable software for operating and maneuvering humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; providing online non-downloadable virtual assistant software using artificial intelligence (AI) for performing personal assistant functions, enabling character-based interactive experiences, assisting developers and researchers in building, testing, and demonstrating humanoid robotic applications, and supporting teleoperation workflows for remotely controlled humanoid robotic behaviors; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable simulation software for modeling humanoid robot behavior and humanoid robot environments
(3) Computer consultation, testing, programming, advisory, and maintenance services; research and development of computer hardware, software, and artificial intelligence; leasing computers, computer peripherals, software, and AI systems; software consulting; support and consultation for developing computer systems, databases, and applications; providing online information about computer software and hardware; creating indexes of information, searching and retrieving information; troubleshooting, installation, and maintenance of computer software; computer security services; monitoring and remote monitoring of computer systems; software as a service (SaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) for artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing, robotics; software engineering and computer software development; design and development of software and hardware for operating, maneuvering, and controlling robots and robotic systems; technical consulting and research in the field of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence; providing online non-downloadable virtual assistant software using artificial intelligence (AI) for assisting developers and researchers in building, testing, and demonstrating humanoid robotic applications, and supporting teleoperation workflows for remotely controlled humanoid robotic behaviors; computer software consulting and computer programming services
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
42 - Scientific, technological and industrial services, research and design
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(1) Computer hardware for executing and accelerating machine learning inference workloads; computer hardware for deploying and running trained machine learning models in production environments; computer hardware for high-throughput, low-latency execution of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning inference; downloadable computer software for using a trained AI model to make predictions, answer prompts, generate text, images, and video, or analyze new data; downloadable computer software for performance monitoring, profiling, and debugging of machine learning model training and inference; machine learning (ML) accelerator chips; artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator processors; all of the foregoing for use with custom machine learning chips (1) Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for executing and accelerating machine learning inference workloads; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for deploying and running trained machine learning models in production environments; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for high-throughput, low-latency execution of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning inference; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for performance monitoring, profiling, and debugging of machine learning model training and inference; Providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable cloud computing software for using a trained AI model to make predictions, answer prompts, generate text, images, and video, or analyze new data; Technical consulting and support services in the field of custom AI hardware; Advising others on optimizing machine learning workloads using specialized chips; all of the foregoing for use with custom machine learning chips
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
38 - Telecommunications services
42 - Scientific, technological and industrial services, research and design
Goods & Services
Industrial robots; humanoid robots; programmable robots; robotic platforms for research and development; service robots; industrial robots for handling, palletizing and movement of goods and workpieces; cargo handling robots; robotic arms for industrial use; robot component parts; robot component accessories. Humanoid robots having communication and learning functions for assisting and entertaining people; user-programmable humanoid robots, not configured; downloadable software for monitoring and controlling communication between computers and automated machine systems; downloadable operating system software for robots; downloadable software for machine learning for use in robots; downloadable software for programming physical movements for use in robots; downloadable software using artificial intelligence (AI) for speech recognition for use in robots; downloadable software development kits (SDK); security surveillance robots; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in entertainment; education; scientific research; preparing beverages; assisting human beings with household cleaning and laundry; assisting humans in trade fairs; assisting humans in museum and exhibition tour guides; assisting human beings with household chores and tasks; assisting humans in concierge duties and tasks; assisting humans in business management of logistics; taking customer orders and serving and collecting dishes in restaurants; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in providing physical labor and recreational activity, companionship, and real time information and analysis; supporting operations in manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, and retail settings, namely, performing inventory management, transporting goods, restocking shelves, and assisting customers; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for use in industrial settings, namely, performing repetitive assembly tasks, quality control inspections, and hazardous material handling; character-based experiences; retail associate experiences; event-based experiential marketing; downloadable computer simulation software for modeling humanoid robot behavior and humanoid robot environments; computers; application programming interface (API) software; networking software; wireless communication devices for voice or data transmission; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence; user-programmable humanoid robots; telepresence robots; laboratory robots and structural and replacement parts therefor; configurable humanoid robots for manipulation of objects in human environments for the purposes of logistics and warehousing, featuring pre-installed operating software, and structural and replacement parts therefor; humanoid robots with artificial intelligence for manipulation of objects in human environments, namely, for retrieving, carrying and moving containers in warehouses; humanoid robotic components, namely, humanoid robotics platforms in the nature of robots for personal, educational and hobby use and structural parts therefor; humanoid robotic components, namely, robotic arms for laboratory purposes; tactical robots; downloadable application programming interface (API) software for robotics software development and device integration; downloadable software for controlling, operating and programming robots; downloadable software for perception, navigation and autonomous operation of robots; downloadable software using artificial intelligence for simulating natural conversation; downloadable computer chatbot software for simulating conversations. Electronic transmission of data, commands, and instructions to robots and automated systems; rental of telepresence robots; telecommunications services for remotely controlling, monitoring, and operating robots and automated machines; provision of access to networks for communication between robots, humans, and automated systems; telepresence and remote operation services for humanoid robots and autonomous devices. Rental of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence (AI); design and development of software; design and development of computer hardware; design and development of new products; technical consulting in the field of monitoring technological functions of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence (AI); rental of user-programmable humanoid robots, not configured; technical support services, namely, troubleshooting of computer software problems; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable software development kits (SDKs); providing online non-downloadable virtual assistant software using artificial intelligence (AI) for answering customer inquiries, scheduling appointments, assisting with reservations, managing tasks, providing information and guidance in hospitality, retail, education, and event environments, supporting instructional and teaching activities; software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for the design, development, operation and management of humanoid robots, programmable humanoid robots, humanoid robotic devices, and components thereof; platform as a service (PaaS) featuring computer software platforms for the design, development, operation and management of humanoid robots, programmable humanoid robots, humanoid robotic devices, and components thereof; Scientific and technological services, namely, research and design in the field of humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; product design and development in the field of humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; design and development of software and hardware for operating and maneuvering humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable chatbot software for simulating conversations, providing customer assistance, answering questions, giving directions, delivering concierge-style interactions, offering educational and instructional dialogue, supporting learning experiences, enabling character-based conversational interactions, facilitating developer testing of interactive humanoid robotic behaviors, and supporting teleoperated interactions through conversational interfaces; providing subscription-based temporary use of on-line non-downloadable software for operating and maneuvering humanoid robots and humanoid robotic systems; providing online non-downloadable virtual assistant software using artificial intelligence (AI) for performing personal assistant functions, enabling character-based interactive experiences, assisting developers and researchers in building, testing, and demonstrating humanoid robotic applications, and supporting teleoperation workflows for remotely controlled humanoid robotic behaviors; providing temporary use of online non-downloadable simulation software for modeling humanoid robot behavior and humanoid robot environments; computer consultation, testing, programming, advisory, and maintenance services; research and development of computer hardware, software, and artificial intelligence; leasing computers, computer peripherals, software, and AI systems; software consulting; support and consultation for developing computer systems, databases, and applications; providing online information about computer software and hardware; creating indexes of information, searching and retrieving information; troubleshooting, installation, and maintenance of computer software; computer security services; monitoring and remote monitoring of computer systems; software as a service (SaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) for artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing, robotics; software engineering and computer software development; design and development of software and hardware for operating, maneuvering, and controlling robots and robotic systems; technical consulting and research in the field of humanoid robots with artificial intelligence; providing online non-downloadable virtual assistant software using artificial intelligence (AI) for assisting developers and researchers in building, testing, and demonstrating humanoid robotic applications, and supporting teleoperation workflows for remotely controlled humanoid robotic behaviors; computer software consulting and computer programming services.
83.
HYBRID SUCTION END OF ARM TOOLS HAVING DYNAMICALLY VARIABLE SUCTION ARRAYS
Systems and methods are disclosed for hybrid suction end of arm tools having dynamically variable suction arrays and related item manipulation devices. In one embodiment, an example item manipulation device may include a housing, a first suction cup assembly having a first suction cup and a first suction cup support arm, where the first suction cup support arm is configured to rotate with respect to the housing, and a second suction cup assembly having a second suction cup and a second suction cup support arm, where the second suction cup support arm is configured to rotate with respect to the housing. At least one of the first suction cup assembly and the second suction cup assembly can be configured to move relative to the other.
Techniques for moderating an output of a generative model in a streaming manner are described. In some embodiments, a first portion of data (responsive to an input) may be generated by a generative model, a system may process the first portion of data using a content moderation model to determine that the first portion corresponds to a non-moderated content category, and based on this determination, the first portion of data may be outputted (to a user or system component). The generative model may then generate a second portion of data (which may include a larger of number tokens than the second portion), and the system may process the second portion using the content moderation model to determine whether the second portion corresponds to a moderated content category. The amount of data (e.g., number of tokens) processed by the content moderation model may vary between processing steps.
Approaches presented herein relate to an answer refinement system that may be included as part of a generative artificial intelligence (AI) pipeline. As content is produced by one or more generative AI models, the answer refinement system may segment the answer into chunks and then validate information within each of the chunks. Chunks that include invalid information may be rewritten or otherwise modified to correct errors. Chunks that are valid may be further analyzed for conditional validity and conditionally valid chunks may be modified to provide further context or assumptions for validity.
A machine learning resource management service allows customers to define machine learning projects and machine learning resource allocations for the machine learning projects, such that different levels of resources are allocated to different ones of the projects. Additionally, the machine learning resource management service enables burst capacity at respective ones of the machine learning projects using under-utilized resources of other ones of the machine learning resources, while ensuring the customer defined resource allocations for the different machine learning projects are enforced. Additionally, the machine learning resource management service may track usage of burst capacity among the projects to ensure fair sharing of burst capacity.
A modular system (e.g., for establishing circulation availability of liquid coolant for datacenter components) can include a set of cabinets couplable together to form a coolant loop having a supply side and a return side. The cabinets can include at least one pressure imparting cabinet, at least one coolant distributing cabinet, and/or at least one heat exchanging cabinet. A pump included in a pressure imparting cabinet may circulate coolant through the coolant loop. A manifold included in a coolant distributing cabinet may distribute coolant along the supply side of the coolant loop toward heat-generating components and direct coolant carrying heat from said components into the return side of the coolant loop. A heat exchanger included in a heat exchanging cabinet may be arranged for dissipating heat carried in the coolant loop so as to ready the coolant for use along the supply side.
A content broadcast system may allow a user to select and start an audio stream of desired audio content without having to connect and authenticate to a specific device. Rather than a user having to pause the content and reconfigure settings of the broadcast system to select the desired audio content, the system may broadcast advertisements listing available audio content (e.g., corresponding to different spoken languages) and actively listen for requests from a device for new audio content to be streamed with the content. A user may manually select the new audio content, or the listening device may request particular audio content based on user preferences (e.g., a preferred language for streaming content). The system may broadcast audio data using a Bluetooth protocol.
H04N 21/442 - Monitoring of processes or resources, e.g. detecting the failure of a recording device, monitoring the downstream bandwidth, the number of times a movie has been viewed or the storage space available from the internal hard disk
89.
NATURAL LANGUAGE INTERACTIONS USING VISUAL UNDERSTANDING
Techniques for performing an action with respect to displayed content are described. A natural language interpretation corresponding to a received spoken user input may be determined. Prior to receiving the spoken user input, content may be displayed to the user from which the spoken user input was received. The natural language interpretation may represent a request to perform an action with respect to a portion of the content currently being displayed. Content identifiers corresponding to content being displayed, may be determined, and embedding data representing at least one feature of the content may be determined using the content identifiers. The natural language interpretation and the embedding data may be processed to determine that the spoken user input relates to a first portion of the displayed content instead of a second portion of the displayed content. Based on the determination, an action responsive to the spoken user input may be performed.
G10L 15/18 - Speech classification or search using natural language modelling
G10L 15/19 - Grammatical context, e.g. disambiguation of recognition hypotheses based on word sequence rules
G10L 15/24 - Speech recognition using non-acoustical features
G10L 15/30 - Distributed recognition, e.g. in client-server systems, for mobile phones or network applications
G10L 25/57 - Speech or voice analysis techniques not restricted to a single one of groups specially adapted for particular use for comparison or discrimination for processing of video signals
90.
REAL-TIME SEQUENTIAL CODE RECOMMENDATIONS WITH SYNTACTICALLY COMPLETE CODE COMPLETIONS
Disclosed are systems and methods that address the limitations of current code completion techniques, generate multiple levels of syntactically complete code completions, each level of syntactically complete code completion based upon and dependent upon an acceptance of a prior level syntactically complete code completion. A first level syntactically complete code completion may be presented as a suggestion for inclusion in a code and each additional level of syntactically complete code completions in the sequence maintained in a cache so that the next level syntactically complete code completion can be presented immediately upon acceptance of the currently presented syntactically complete code completion. By pre-generating multiple levels of syntactically complete code completions so that each next level syntactically complete code completion can be presented immediately upon acceptance of a presented syntactically complete code completion reduces or eliminates any perceived latency in code completion generation and/or code completion presentation.
Approaches are disclosed for providing optimized AI models for use in performing various inferencing tasks. In at least one embodiment, a user may request a model to be used to perform an inferencing task, and may be presented with one or more optimization options. The user can select one or more of these optimization options, and in response a model and parameter set can be provided to the user, where the model and/or parameter set may be optimized and/or proprietary, and thus have their use restricted. Such an approach allows a user to effectively obtain a customized AI model that can be used for a specific type of inferencing task without the need to fine-tune or customize the model. In order to protect any intellectual property (IP), such as an optimized parameter set offered by a provider, the set may be encrypted and able to be decrypted and used only in authorized environments and associated with users having a valid key or cryptographic token associated with the set of optimized parameters.
Systems and methods are disclosed for active and passive electromagnetic switching for sortation shuttles along a track. An example system for active and passive electromagnetic switching for sortation shuttles may include a track having a first linear path and a first curved path that intersects the first linear path. The system may include a shuttle with a first ferrous block, the shuttle configured to move along the track, a first set of electromagnets disposed along a side of the first curved path, and a first set of permanent magnets disposed along a side of the first linear path. Energizing the first set of electromagnets causes the shuttle to merge onto the first curved path via interaction with the first ferrous block.
Systems are generally described that include a curved light guide for thin structure illumination. An example system includes a light sub-assembly comprising a curved light sub-assembly backing ring and a plurality of light-emitting diodes (LEDs), each LED of the plurality of LEDs being coupled to the curved light sub-assembly backing ring. The example system also includes a curved light guide having an edge coupled to the light sub-assembly, the curved light guide including a pattern of optical extraction features that distribute light and are positioned on the exterior surface of the curved light guide for uniformly distributing light from the plurality of LEDs. The example system also includes a curved reflector including an exterior surface coupled to an interior surface of the curved light guide, wherein the exterior surface is reflective, and a volumetric diffuser coupled to the exterior surface of the curved light guide.
F21V 14/06 - Controlling the distribution of the light emitted by adjustment of elements by movement of refractors
F21K 9/232 - Retrofit light sources for lighting devices with a single fitting for each light source, e.g. for substitution of incandescent lamps with bayonet or threaded fittings specially adapted for generating an essentially omnidirectional light distribution, e.g. with a glass bulb
F21K 9/61 - Optical arrangements integrated in the light source, e.g. for improving the colour rendering index or the light extraction using light guides
F21K 9/66 - Details of globes or covers forming part of the light source
F21S 8/04 - Lighting devices intended for fixed installation intended only for mounting on a ceiling or like overhead structure
F21V 3/04 - GlobesBowlsCover glasses characterised by materials, surface treatments or coatings
F21V 3/06 - GlobesBowlsCover glasses characterised by materials, surface treatments or coatings characterised by the material
F21V 8/00 - Use of light guides, e.g. fibre optic devices, in lighting devices or systems
F21V 21/34 - Supporting elements displaceable along a guiding element
F21V 21/35 - Supporting elements displaceable along a guiding element with direct electrical contact between the supporting element and electric conductors running along the guiding element
F21V 33/00 - Structural combinations of lighting devices with other articles, not otherwise provided for
F21Y 105/18 - Planar light sources comprising a two-dimensional array of point-like light-generating elements characterised by the overall shape of the two-dimensional array annularPlanar light sources comprising a two-dimensional array of point-like light-generating elements characterised by the overall shape of the two-dimensional array polygonal other than square or rectangular, e.g. for spotlights or for generating an axially symmetrical light beam
G08B 13/196 - Actuation by interference with heat, light, or radiation of shorter wavelengthActuation by intruding sources of heat, light, or radiation of shorter wavelength using passive radiation detection systems using image scanning and comparing systems using television cameras
95.
Quantum key distribution network management service
A system and method enabling a management service to dynamically select a key relay technique between at least a first relay technique that uses more quantum key distribution (QKD) bits and a second relay technique that uses less QKD key bits and select a path for relaying a key between a source QKD node and a destination QKD node. Respective QKD nodes may relay information about QKD key bit inventory to the management service, wherein the management service may store respective data in a repository. Management service may receive a request for distribution of a QKD key and select one or more key relay techniques to relay the key at respective QKD node links. Additionally, the management service may dynamically select and optimize the relay path and the key relay technique for respective links based on QKD key bit information.
Variations in latency, out-of-order, and duplication may occur for incoming packets delivered via a network including a constellation of low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites. An incoming packet that comprises time data and a sequence number is received at a user terminal. A delivery deadline time (deadline) is determined for the incoming packet. The incoming packet and its deadline are stored in a waiting buffer. Packets from the waiting buffer are processed for storage into “slots” that correspond to sequence numbers of the incoming packets. A window designates which portion of the slots may be written to or read from. The window may comprise a circular buffer. The window may be “moved” relative to the slots based on sequence number of an incoming packet, highest packet transmitted, maximum permitted movement, lowest window stop, highest window stop, and so forth. Packets in slots within the window that have reached their deadline are sent.
H04L 67/12 - Protocols specially adapted for proprietary or special-purpose networking environments, e.g. medical networks, sensor networks, networks in vehicles or remote metering networks
Techniques implementable by a computer system are provided. The techniques include sending a request to stream media content. The request can include a media content identifier and a streaming start point in the media content. The techniques also include receiving an encrypted portion of a media stream for the media content. The encrypted portion can be encrypted by an encryption key. The portion can begin at a silence point. The silence point can be at or after a threshold time length beyond the streaming start point. The techniques also include receiving the encryption key. The techniques also include presenting the encrypted portion of the media stream.
H04N 21/2347 - Processing of video elementary streams, e.g. splicing of video streams or manipulating encoded video stream scene graphs involving video stream encryption
H04N 21/233 - Processing of audio elementary streams
H04N 21/239 - Interfacing the upstream path of the transmission network, e.g. prioritizing client requests
H04N 21/254 - Management at additional data server, e.g. shopping server or rights management server
H04N 21/845 - Structuring of content, e.g. decomposing content into time segments
98.
Contactless direction of sortation shuttles along a track
Systems and methods are disclosed for contactless direction of sortation shuttles along a track. An example system for contactless direction of sortation shuttles may include a track having a linear path, and a curved path that intersects the linear path. The system may include a shuttle with a first ferrous block and a second ferrous block, the shuttle configured to move along the track, and a first set of electromagnets disposed along a side of the curved path. Electromagnets of the first set of electromagnets may be configured to be individually energized. Energizing the first set of electromagnets may cause the shuttle to merge onto the curved path via interaction with at least one of the first ferrous block or the second ferrous block.
B60L 13/00 - Electric propulsion for monorail vehicles, suspension vehicles or rack railwaysMagnetic suspension or levitation for vehicles
B60L 13/08 - Means to sense or control vehicle position or attitude with respect to railway for the lateral position
B61B 13/12 - Systems with propulsion devices between or alongside the rails, e.g. pneumatic systems
B65G 35/06 - Mechanical conveyors not otherwise provided for comprising a load-carrier moving along a path, e.g. a closed path, and adapted to be engaged by any one of a series of traction elements spaced along the path
B65G 54/02 - Non-mechanical conveyors not otherwise provided for electrostatic, electric, or magnetic
Techniques for monitoring virtual machine host system health with untrusted sources are described. An agent receives a request to terminate a first virtual machine, the request including an untrusted status indicator originating from an environment executing untrusted software. The agent sends first termination event data to a differential health service of the provider network, the first termination event data including an indication of a host computer system and the untrusted status indicator. The differential health service determines that a first metric associated with the first host computer system differs from a second metric associated with a pool of host computer systems by at least a first amount and based at least in part on the untrusted status indicator, wherein the pool of host computer systems includes the first host computer system. The differential health service sends a second request to cause a corrective action to be taken.
G06F 9/50 - Allocation of resources, e.g. of the central processing unit [CPU]
G06F 21/54 - Monitoring users, programs or devices to maintain the integrity of platforms, e.g. of processors, firmware or operating systems during program execution, e.g. stack integrity, buffer overflow or preventing unwanted data erasure by adding security routines or objects to programs
G06F 21/55 - Detecting local intrusion or implementing counter-measures
Techniques for log storage in distributed data streaming systems are described. A cluster of brokers receive log records from publishers and send log records to subscribers. The log is represented as a group of segments, each segment subdivided into chunks. Metadata describes the log structure. Log records are stored in chunks at least in a remote storage location shared amongst the brokers in the cluster.
