Patents Assigned to Science Solutions Inc.
  • Patent number: 11868776
    Abstract: A coprocessor may include a memory configured to store a plurality of Very Long Data Words, each as a test Very Long Data Word (VLDW) having a length in the range of about one thousand bits to one million or more bits and containing encoded information that is distributed across the length of the VLDW. A processor generates search terms and a processing logic unit receives a test VLDW from the memory, receives a search term from the processor, and computes a Boolean inner product between the search term and the test VLDW read from memory indicative of the measure of similarity between the test VLDW and the search term. Optionally, buffers within logic circuits of processing pipelines may receive the test VLDWs.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 14, 2023
    Date of Patent: January 9, 2024
    Assignee: COGNITIVE SCIENCE & SOLUTIONS, INC.
    Inventors: David Sherwood, Terry A. Higbee
  • Patent number: 11599360
    Abstract: A synaptic coprocessor may include a memory configured to store a plurality of Very Long Data Words, each as a test Very Long Data Word (VLDW) having a length in the range of about one thousand bits to one million or more bits and containing encoded information that is distributed across the length of the VLDW. A processor generates search terms and a processing logic unit receives a test VLDW from the memory, receives a search term from the processor, and computes a Boolean inner product between the search term and the test VLDW read from memory indicative of the measure of similarity between the test VLDW and the search term. Optionally, buffers within logic circuits of processing pipelines may receive the test VLDWs.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 28, 2021
    Date of Patent: March 7, 2023
    Assignee: COGNITIVE SCIENCE & SOLUTIONS, INC.
    Inventors: David Sherwood, Terry A. Higbee
  • Patent number: 7361506
    Abstract: Cells are generated from skin biopsies for use in cell implantation by identifying a source of skin cells that have a surface concentration of at least one cell selected from the group consisting of keritinocytes and/or melanocytes; taking a sample of tissue from the surface area; mechanically disaggregating the tissue samples; collecting the disaggregated cells; washing the disaggregated cells; filtering the washed disaggregated cells; providing a cell suspension with filtered and washed keritinocytes and/or melanocytes; and suspending the cell suspension in a medium.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 28, 2004
    Date of Patent: April 22, 2008
    Assignee: Creative Science Solutions, Inc.
    Inventors: Helen Fillmore, Shelley Hoover, William C. Broaddus, George Gillies
  • Patent number: 5543916
    Abstract: A wavelength meter for measuring the wavelength of laser light includes a diffraction element for diffracting the light and a glass plate interferometer in light communication with the diffraction element for generating a sinusoidally-shaped interference fringe pattern. The interference fringe pattern is detected by a CCD array which sends a signal representative of the fringe pattern to a computer. The computer filters and analyzes the signal, and corrects the signal for temperature-induced changes in the optical path of the laser light beam. The computer compares the signal with a prestored signal representing a predetermined fringe pattern using a least-squares fit analysis, and from this analysis determines the wavelength of the laser light. An alignment assembly is provided for facilitating directing laser light through the aperture of the diffraction element.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 16, 1994
    Date of Patent: August 6, 1996
    Assignee: Science Solutions, Inc.
    Inventor: Alexander A. Kachanov
  • Patent number: 5420687
    Abstract: A wavelength meter for measuring the wavelength of laser light includes a diffraction element for diffracting the light and a glass plate interferometer in light communication with the diffraction element for generating a sinusoidally-shaped interference fringe pattern. The interference fringe pattern is detected by a CCD array which sends a signal representative of the fringe pattern to a computer. The computer filters and analyzes the signal, and corrects the signal for temperature-induced changes in the optical path of the laser light beam. The computer compares the signal with a prestored signal representing a predetermined fringe pattern using a least-squares fit analysis, and from this analysis determines the wavelength of the laser light.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 4, 1993
    Date of Patent: May 30, 1995
    Assignee: Science Solutions Inc.
    Inventor: Alexander A. Kachanov