Abstract: Disclosed in some examples are methods, systems, devices, and machine readable mediums which provide for device discovery and P2P negotiation in infrastructure mode and then a transition to P2P mode. This allows devices to take advantage of the robustness and improved device discovery of infrastructure mode and the reduced latency of P2P mode.

Abstract: The present disclosure pertains to a sound generation device with proximity control. In general, a device may include sound generation functionality that may be controlled based on proximity sensing. The device may be, for example, a lighting device including circuitry to generate sound based on audio data received from a source outside of the device. Sensing circuitry in the device may generate sensor data that indicates when a user is proximate to the device. Control circuitry in the device may then control the sound generation based on sensor data. Various operations in the device may be based on the sensor data indicating that a user is proximate to the device, the identity of the user, that a certain condition has occurred, etc.

Abstract: Embodiments are generally directed to audio augmentation of touch detection for surfaces. An apparatus may include a pedestal, the pedestal including an audio sensor to detect a vibration from a surface on which the apparatus is placed; an arm coupled with the pedestal; and a head element coupled with the arm, wherein the head element includes a visual sensor to detect location of an object in relation to the surface.

Abstract: Disclosed in some examples are methods, systems, devices, and machine readable mediums which provide for device discovery and P2P negotiation in infrastructure mode and then a transition to P2P mode. This allows devices to take advantage of the robustness and improved device discovery of infrastructure mode and the reduced latency of P2P mode.

Abstract: Embodiments are generally directed to audio augmentation of touch detection for surfaces. An apparatus may include a pedestal, the pedestal including an audio sensor to detect a vibration from a surface on which the apparatus is placed; an arm coupled with the pedestal; and a head element coupled with the arm, wherein the head element includes a visual sensor to detect location of an object in relation to the surface.

Abstract: Some demonstrative embodiments include devices, systems and methods of mapping a wireless local area network access point to a sink device. For example, a source device may include a radio to establish a peer to peer connection over a wireless communication channel between the source device and a sink device, the peer to peer connection to communicate from the source device to the sink device content to be displayed on a display device; and a controller to receive mapping information to map the sink device to a WLAN AP, the controller to communicate WLAN traffic with the WLAN AP during the peer to peer connection.

Abstract: Methods and systems may provide for generating text based on speech input and recognizing one or more hand gestures. Additionally, an adaptation of the text may be conducted based on the hand gestures. In one example, the hand gestures are associated with operations such as punctuation insertion operations, cursor movement operations, text selection operations, capitalization operations, pause of speech recognition operations, resume of speech recognition operations, application-specific actions, and so forth, wherein the adaptation of the text includes the associated operation.

Abstract: Methods and systems may provide for generating text based on speech input and recognizing one or more hand gestures. Additionally, an adaptation of the text may be conducted based on the hand gestures. In one example, the hand gestures are associated with operations such as punctuation insertion operations, cursor movement operations, text selection operations, capitalization operations, pause of speech recognition operations, resume of speech recognition operations, application-specific actions, and so forth, wherein the adaptation of the text includes the associated operation.

Abstract: A telephony service device has a digital interface, an analog telephone line interface, and circuitry operable to provide telephone service over the analog telephone line interface via a network connection to the digital interface. A telephone network signal detector comprising a part of the device is operable to detect a telephone network signal on one or more telephone lines connected to the analog telephone interface, and a switch is operable to automatically connect the telephony service device to a line on the analog telephone interface on which the telephone network signal detector did not detect a telephone network signal.

Abstract: An apparatus for transmitting data. A pseudo-random mapping order generator generates pseudo-random mapping order that is to be modified according to a predetermined pattern, such as a symbol time. A bit mapper receives the pseudo-random mapping order and maps bits to channels according to the pseudo-random mapping order. The bits are transmitted to a receiver that synchronizes with the transmitter. A pseudo-random mapping order generator at the receiver generates the pseudo-random mapping order generated by the pseudo-random mapping order generator at the transmitter. A de-mapper receives the pseudo-random mapping order and de-maps the bits from the channels according to the pseudo-random mapping order.

Abstract: An electrode for implantation into the cochlea. The purpose is to establish electrical communication to the acoustic nerves of the human ear, substantially in the area of the cochlea containing the acoustic nerves pertaining to that part of the audible spectrum, which is relevant to the intelligibility of speech. The problem is, that an electrode inserted into the cochlea certainly has made it possible to bring the patient in such a condition that she or he could interpret electrical signals supplied through the electrode as being sound but not as being intelligible speech.The invention provides an electrode, which has two conditions of curvature, the one of which is temporary and corresponds to the curvature in the middle of the particular turn of the cochlea and the other one of which is permanent and corresponds to the first position of the electrode in the cochlea in which position it obtains an optimum contact to the acoustic nerves.

Abstract: An electrode in the form of a foil-like flexible, electrically insulating support member having nerve electrodes supported thereupon for implantation into the cochlea. The electrode establishes electrical communication to the acoustic nerves of the human ear, substantially in the area of the cochlea containing the auditory nerves pertaining to that part of the audible spectrum, which is relevant to the intelligibility of speech. The electrode is provided with two prongs and a shank, each prong having a length which corresponds to the length of the turn in the cochlea into which it is to be inserted during implantation and hence the two prongs are of different lengths. Further, each prong terminates in a bevelled pilot guiding member which guides each prong through its respective turn in the cochlea to thereby reduce damage to the auditory nerves.