Patents Assigned to PROXEM
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Patent number: 11055370Abstract: A method for automatically constructing inter-language queries performed by a search engine from a text file containing a learning corpus. The learning corpus includes a set of phrases expressed in a corresponding manner in at least two languages. Each word of each of the two languages being associated with a target vector. The target vectors of the words of the learning corpus in at least two languages aligned. N words in each of the at least two languages having the closest target vectors with respect to a target vector associated with a query word are retrieved. The queries to be performed by the search engine from the N preceding words recovered in the at least two languages are established.Type: GrantFiled: September 6, 2016Date of Patent: July 6, 2021Assignee: PROXEMInventors: Guillaume Wenzek, Jocelyn Coulmance, Jean-Marc Marty
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Publication number: 20190026371Abstract: A method for automatically constructing inter-language queries performed by a search engine from a text file containing a learning corpus. The learning corpus includes a set of phrases expressed in a corresponding manner in at least two languages. Each word of each of the two languages being associated with a target vector. The target vectors of the words of the learning corpus in at least two languages aligned. N words in each of the at least two languages having the closest target vectors with respect to a target vector associated with a query word are retrieved. The queries to be performed by the search engine from the N preceding words recovered in the at least two languages are established.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 6, 2016Publication date: January 24, 2019Applicant: PROXEMInventors: GUILLAUME WENZEK, JOCELYN COULMANCE, JEAN-MARC MARTY
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Patent number: 7496445Abstract: Waypoint navigation for a visitor to a facility is carried out according to the following steps. Distributing waypoint devices in waypoint locations of the facility. Transmitting waypoint identifier signals from the waypoint devices. Providing a mobile wayfinder device in wireless communication with the waypoint devices to receive the waypoint identifier signals. Identifying an origin and a destination in the facility. Generating a route from the origin to the destination and a return route from the destination to the origin. Determining a current location of the mobile wayfinder device. Determining a current navigation instruction along the route(s) based at least in part on the current location of the mobile wayfinder device, and communicating the current location and navigation instruction information to the visitor.Type: GrantFiled: April 27, 2005Date of Patent: February 24, 2009Assignee: Proxemics, LLCInventors: Rashid A. Mohsini, Omer A. Beg
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Patent number: 6381072Abstract: A stacked array magnifier (SAM) forms a magnified, demagnified or unit image of an object. The SAM includes one or more non-refractive lenslet arrays and one or more refractive lenslet arrays to form a plurality of lenslet channels. Each lenslet channel has at least one refractive lenslet and at least one non-refractive lenslet. SAMs are combined and tiled to form a scaleable display of flat panel displays. Multiple SAMs are used to increase magnification selectively. Hybrid lenslet arrays of the invention are also useable for optical processing and non-imaging applications.Type: GrantFiled: July 20, 2000Date of Patent: April 30, 2002Assignee: ProxemicsInventor: Robert J. Burger
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Patent number: 6124974Abstract: A stacked array magnifier (SAM) forms a magnified, demagnified or unit image of an object. The SAM includes one or more non-refractive lenslet arrays and one or more refractive lenslet arrays to form a plurality of lenslet channels. Each lenslet channel has at least one refractive lenslet and at least one non-refractive lenslet. SAMs are combined and tiled to form a scaleable display of flat panel displays. Multiple SAMs are used to increase magnification selectively. Hybrid lenslet arrays of the invention are also useable for optical processing and non-imaging applications.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 1999Date of Patent: September 26, 2000Assignee: ProxemicsInventor: Robert J. Burger
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Patent number: 5973844Abstract: A stacked array magnifier (SAM) forms a magnified, demagnified or unit image of an object. The SAM includes one or more non-refractive lenslet arrays and one or more refractive lenslet arrays to form a plurality of lenslet channels. Each lenslet channel has at least one refractive lenslet and at least one non-refractive lenslet. SAMs are combined and tiled to form a scaleable display of flat panel displays. Multiple SAMs are used to increase magnification selectively. Hybrid lenslet arrays of the invention are also useable for optical processing and non-imaging applications.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 1997Date of Patent: October 26, 1999Assignee: ProxemicsInventor: Robert J. Burger