Abstract: Described is a high speed, low power level shifter circuit which includes a level shifter coupled to a sensing circuit. The level shifter includes a pair of source transistors, a pair of input transistors, and a pair of switching circuits connected between the source transistors and the input transistors. The sensing circuit turns off a switching circuit on an active side of the level shifter based on detecting that an output voltage of the level shifter has completed a voltage level transition from a first logic level voltage to a second logic level voltage. An open circuit is established on the active side and turns off the pair of source transistors. The other switching circuit is turned on. Static current flow on the active side of the level shifter is stopped and the output voltage is latched to a voltage representative of the second logic level voltage.

Abstract: The disclosed technology relates to a non-volatile (NV) static random-access memory (SRAM) device, and to a method of operating the same. The NV-SRAM device includes a plurality of bit-cells, wherein each bit-cell comprises: an SRAM bit-cell; a first bit-line connected via a first access element to the SRAM bit-cell; a NV bit-cell connected via a switch to the SRAM bit-cell; and a second bit-line connected via a second access element to the NV bit-cell. The NV-SRAM device is configured to independently write data from the first bit-line into the SRAM bit-cell through the first access element, and respectively from the second bit-line into the NV bit-cell through the second access element.

Abstract: Systems and related methods providing for dynamic message creation are discussed herein. Circuitry may be configured receive generic configuration data that references work chunks for message generation and time data indicating a message send time. The work chunks may include references to message data, but not the actual message data. Based on the time data, the work chunks may be placed in a message queue. Circuitry may also be configured to retrieve a work chunk from the message queue and to generate one or more messages based on the retrieved work chunk. The references to message data in the work chunk may be used to retrieve the message data at the time of message generation.

Abstract: Examples associated with contextual device unlocking are described. One example storing sets of contextual state information associated with unlock events associated with a device. A first contextual state of the device is detected. The first contextual state of the device is compared to sets of contextual state information. The device is unlocked based on the comparison of the first contextual state of device to the sets of contextual state information when the device is in a secure location with a nearby authorized user.

Abstract: The disclosed technology relates generally to magnetic random access memory, and more particularly to spin-orbit-torque (SOT) magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM). According to an aspect, a MRAM device comprises a first transistor, a second transistor, and a resistive memory element. The resistive memory element comprises a magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) pillar arranged between a top electrode and bottom electrode having a first terminal and a second terminal. According to another aspect, a method of using the MRAM device is disclosed.

Abstract: Techniques described herein implement heading identification and classification for a digital document in a digital medium environment. A document analysis system is leveraged to extract structural features from a digital document, identify heading candidates from among the structural features, validate the headings candidates, and classify validated headings into different headings types. The classified headings are then utilized to generate a sectioned version of the digital document (“sectioned document”) that is divided into different sections based on the headings. Further, a document directory is generated that includes the headings and that enables navigation to different sections of the sectioned document.

Abstract: The disclosed technology relates to a multibit memory cell. In one aspect, the multibit memory cell includes a plurality of spin-orbit torque (SOT) tracks, including at least a first SOT track and a second SOT track separate from the first SOT track. The cell further includes a plurality of magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs), including at least a first MTJ arranged on the first SOT track, and a second MTJ and a third MTJ arranged on the second SOT track. The cell further includes an electrically conductive path connecting the first MTJ and the second MTJ together, and a plurality of terminals, of which some may be optional. The plurality of terminals can be configured to provide a first SOT write current to the first MTJ, a second SOT write current to the second MTJ, and at least one of: the second SOT write current to the third MTJ, a third SOT write current to the third MTJ, and an spin transfer torque (STT) write current through the third MTJ.

Abstract: Discussed herein are dynamically generated, customized electronic messages based on, for example, data representing attributes of an electronic message to be generated for an intended recipient; and, in response to receiving the data, sending custom content triggering data based on the attributes, where the custom content triggering data represent at least a dynamic portion of customized content to be added subsequently into the electronic message while the electronic message is rendered for display to the intended recipient; generating the electronic message content, which includes the custom content triggering data; and sending the electronic message to the intended recipient; and, in response to receiving the custom content triggering data, determining attributes of the electronic message based on the custom content triggering data; and generating the dynamic portion of customized content based on the electronic message attributes.

Abstract: Described is a high speed, low power level shifter circuit which includes a cross-coupled level shifter coupled to a sensing circuit. The sensing circuit turns off a cross-coupled node of a pair of cross-coupled nodes based on detecting that an input voltage has crossed a threshold voltage for a cross-coupled input transistor of a pair of cross-coupled input transistors, i.e. due to switching from a current logic level to an incoming logic level. Once the sensing circuit detects a threshold voltage crossing, a pull-up circuit pulls high a cross-coupled node and cross-coupled source transistor tied to the cross-coupled node. This turns off the cross-coupled source transistor and turns on another cross-coupled source transistor. Two parallel paths are now established to pull the cross-coupled node high, enabling a high-speed transition. The turning off of the cross-coupled source transistor also pulls the output to the incoming logic level.

Abstract: Techniques described herein implement heading identification and classification for a digital document in a digital medium environment. A document analysis system is leveraged to extract structural features from a digital document, identify heading candidates from among the structural features, validate the headings candidates, and classify validated headings into different headings types. The classified headings are then utilized to generate a sectioned version of the digital document (“sectioned document”) that is divided into different sections based on the headings. Further, a document directory is generated that includes the headings and that enables navigation to different sections of the sectioned document.

Abstract: Techniques described herein implement identifying artifacts in digital documents in a digital medium environment. A document analysis system is leveraged to extract page features from a digital document and to determine whether certain page features represent page artifacts such as headers and footers. Those page features determined to be page artifacts can be extracted from the digital document to generate a reflowed version of the digital document that preserves primary content. The primary content, for instance, is rearranged in the reflowed document to compensate for the extracted page artifacts.

Abstract: In accordance with some embodiments, systems, methods and media for stochastic exposure coding for continuous time-of-flight imaging are provided. In some embodiments, a method for estimating the depth of a scene is provided, comprising: stochastically selecting active slots based on a probability p; causing, during active slots, a light source to emit light modulated by a first modulation function toward a scene; causing, during active slots, an image sensor to generate a first, second, and third value based on received light from a portion of the scene and a first, second, and third demodulation function, respectively; inhibiting the light source during inactive slots; determining, for each of the active slots, depth estimates for the portion of the scene based on the first, second, and third value; and determining a depth estimate for the portion of the scene based on the depth estimates for the active slots.

Abstract: Systems and related methods providing for dynamic message creation are discussed herein. Circuitry may be configured receive generic configuration data that references work chunks for message generation and time data indicating a message send time. The work chunks may include references to message data, but not the actual message data. Based on the time data, the work chunks may be placed in a message queue. Circuitry may also be configured to retrieve a work chunk from the message queue and to generate one or more messages based on the retrieved work chunk. The references to message data in the work chunk may be used to retrieve the message data at the time of message generation.

Abstract: A vibration transducer for sensing vibrations includes a first flexible triboelectric member, a second flexible triboelectric member, a plurality of attachment points, a first electrode and a second electrode. The first flexible triboelectric member includes a first triboelectric layer and a material being on a first position on a triboelectric series. A conductive layer is deposited on the second side thereof. The second flexible triboelectric member includes a second triboelectric layer and a material being on a second position on the triboelectric series that is different from the first position on the triboelectric series. The second triboelectric member is adjacent to the first flexible triboelectric member. When the first triboelectric member comes into and out of contact with the second triboelectric member as a result of the vibrations, a triboelectric potential difference having a variable intensity corresponding to the vibrations can be sensed between the first and second triboelectric members.

Abstract: A virtual private cloud (VPC) that includes one or more computing devices (e.g., a physical computing device, a virtual computing device, etc.) that each implement a service present in an actual production environment is provided herein. For example, at the request of a user, an instance deployment manager may replicate one or more of the services provided by an actual production environment such that the services can be executed by the computing devices within the VPC. The computing devices within the VPC may be configured to communicate with each other. However, the computing devices may not communicate with devices outside the VPC. Thus, the VPC may represent a sandboxed or isolated test stack that allows a user to independently test code within a replicated production environment.

Abstract: An augmented reality system having a light source and a camera. The light source projects a pattern of light onto a scene, the pattern being periodic. The camera captures an image of the scene including the projected pattern. A projector pixel of the projected pattern corresponding to an image pixel of the captured image is determined. A disparity of each correspondence is determined, the disparity being an amount that corresponding pixels are displaced between the projected pattern and the captured image. A three-dimensional computer model of the scene is generated based on the disparity. A virtual object in the scene is rendered based on the three-dimensional computer model.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to sentiment analysis. A computing device may comprise a processing resource, and a memory resource storing machine-readable instructions to cause the processing resource to receive a digital image of a subject, analyze the digital image to detect facial features of the subject, analyze the detected facial features to determine an identity of the subject, determine a sentiment level of the subject using a sentiment analysis, where the sentiment analysis uses the detected facial features and the identity of the subject to determine the sentiment level of the subject, and display the sentiment level of the subject via a display.

Abstract: Techniques for managing dynamically scalable virtualized compute instances within a provider network are described. A dynamically scalable instance has a baseline performance level and a maximum performance level associated with a computing resource, such as a processor, a memory, a network interface, etc. In response to receive a request to launch a dynamically scalable instance, one or more services select a computer system to host the requested instance from a pool of instance-hosting computer systems of a provider network. The instance-hosting computer systems include a monitoring agent that reports computing resource usage data to the one or more services. The one or more services monitor the resource usage of the instance-hosting computer systems and migrate instances so that the dynamically scalable instances can operate up to the maximum level of performance.

Abstract: Techniques for managing compute resource usage by virtualized compute instances within a provider network are described. A computer system connected to a provider network hosts one or more compute instances. An agent associated with the computer system obtains per-compute instance resource usage information of computer system resources such as processors, memory, and network interfaces. The agent sends the usage information to a usage management service of the provider network. The usage management service generates usage limits based on the usage information from the agent and on usage targets and sends the usage limits to the computer system. The computer system limits the resource usage of the compute instance based on the usage limits.

Abstract: In accordance with some embodiments, systems, methods, and media for asynchronous single photon depth imaging with improved precision in ambient light conditions are provided. In some embodiments, the system comprises: a light source; a detector configured to detect arrival of individual photons, and enter a dead time after a detection; a processor programmed to: cause the light source to emit pulses toward a scene point at the beginning of light source cycles each corresponding to B time bins; cause the detector to enter an acquisition window at a first time bin position; cause the detector to enter another acquisition window at a shifted time bin position; record photon arrival times; associate each photon arrival time with a time bin; and estimate a depth of the scene point based on a number of photon detection events at each time bin, and a denominator corresponding to each time bin.