Abstract: Systems and methods for linking an authentication account to a device may include processor(s) to maintain a plurality of authentication profiles, each authentication profile corresponding to a respective user and including at least one profile image, an immutable identifier, and authentication data used to authenticate the respective user. The processor(s) may receive a request including the device key, an immutable identifier, and a biometric image captured by a camera of a client device. The processor(s) may identify a subset of authentication profiles having respective immutable identifiers that match the immutable identifier from the request. The processor(s) may compare feature(s) extracted from the biometric image of the request to features extracted from the a profile image of the subset of authentication profiles, and link the device key of the client device with an authentication profile in a data structure to register the client device with the authentication server.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for payment product verification and authorization using a customer identifier are disclosed. In some aspects, techniques described herein relate to receiving, by a payment product provider and from a payment processor, a customer identifier; querying a datastore of customers of the payment product provider with a parameterized query, where the customer identifier is a parameter of the query; determining, based on the query, that the customer identifier is associated with customer profile data of the payment product provider; determining payment product data associated with the customer profile data; returning, by the payment product provider and to the payment processor, a positive eligibility indication based on the customer profile data and the payment product data; receiving, by the payment product provider and from the payment processor, a customer approval indication; and sending, by the payment product provider and to the payment processor, the payment product data.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are example embodiments of methods and systems for identifying manufacturing defects of a manufactured dentition model. One of the methods for performing quality control comprises: determining whether the manufactured dentition model is a good or a defective product based on a statistical characteristic of a differences model. The differences model can be generated based on differences between a scanned 3D patient-dentition data and a scanned 3D manufactured-dentition data. The scanned 3D patient-dentition data can be generated using 3D data of a patient's dentition, and the scanned 3D manufactured-dentition data can be generated using 3D data of the manufactured dentition model. The manufactured dentition model can be a 3D printed model.

Abstract: A system is disclosed for processing a plurality of customized dental restorations from individual millable material blocks in an automated process. The system comprises processing units that may comprise one or more of a milling center comprising one or more milling units, a plurality of material blocks a separating unit, a scrap disposal unit, a heating unit and a cooling unit. A carrier for holding a plurality of individual workpieces in spaced arrangement is also disclosed for use in the system.

Abstract: Enhancements to existing gaming controllers facilitating expedient response time and fine-tuned accuracy are described. The enhancements comprise the internal modification of the stock resistance force supplied by the analog stick centering spring mechanism. Through modification, the force of resistance supplied may be increased to over 200 grams of force, or down to 40 grams of force, while maintaining full function of the analog stick mechanism. A second primary enhancement replaces the stock triggers, conventionally equipped with progressive resistance sensors, to a momentary ‘snap-action’ two-way switch, minimizing trigger pull distance, and removing the analog nature of the trigger to achieve optimal performance.

Abstract: Systems and methods for payment token provisioning with variable risk evaluation are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method may include: an issuer backend: (1) receiving, from an electronic wallet application, a payload comprising an identification of a card to be provisioned to the mobile electronic device; (2) determining that the card is eligible for provisioning to the mobile electronic device; (3) generating a card payload and communicating the card payload to the payment network, wherein the payment network creates a payment token for the card comprising payment token origin information; (4) receiving the payment token from the payment network and generating a risk profile for the payment token; and (5) activating the payment token in response to the validation.

Abstract: Provided herein is an integrated circuit for generating augmented training data, including a host processor configured to receive a signal stream. The integrated circuit also has a co-processor commutatively coupled to the host-processor includes a neural network with at least a first set of weights configured to identify one or more target signals from the signal stream received from the host processor. A plurality of augmentation tools are also accessible to the integrated circuit. Finally, the integrated circuit, coupled computing device or other suitable digital signal processor stores a plurality of the one or more identified target signals, and upon reaching a predetermined threshold of identified target signals, utilizes the plurality of augmentation tools to generate an extended set of target signals, and generates a second set of weights for the neural network based on the extended set of target signals generated by the augmentation tools.

Abstract: A low-cost long-range UHF on-metal RFID tag uses capacitive coupling means to enhance the range of its monopole antenna structure. Furthermore, the capacitive coupling can couple through a thin insulator directly to the metal surface being tagged or to an optional interposing metallic layer between the tag and metallic or non-metallic items being tagged. These tag embodiments require no dielectric or ferrite material which reduces the cost of the tag without compromising the read range.

Abstract: Systems and methods for linking an authentication account to a device may include processor(s) to maintain a plurality of authentication profiles, each authentication profile corresponding to a respective user and including at least one profile image, an immutable identifier, and authentication data used to authenticate the respective user. The processor(s) may receive a request including the device key, an immutable identifier, and a biometric image captured by a camera of a client device. The processor(s) may identify a subset of authentication profiles having respective immutable identifiers that match the immutable identifier from the request. The processor(s) may compare feature(s) extracted from the biometric image of the request to features extracted from the a profile image of the subset of authentication profiles, and link the device key of the client device with an authentication profile in a data structure to register the client device with the authentication server.

Abstract: Provided herein is an integrated circuit including, in some embodiments, a host processor, a digitally implemented neural network co-processor, and a communications interface between the host processor and the co-processor configured to transmit information therebetween. The special-purpose host processor can be operable as a stand-alone processor. The neural network co-processor may include a digitally implemented neural network. The co-processor is configured to enhance special-purpose processing of the host processor through an artificial neural network. In such embodiments, the host processor is wake keyword identifier processor configured to transmit one or more detected patterns to the co-processor over a communications interface. The co-processor is configured to transmit the recognized patterns to the host processor which can then identify and verify wake keywords spoken by a known user.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for payment product verification and authorization using a customer identifier are disclosed. In some aspects, techniques described herein relate to receiving, by a payment product provider and from a payment processor, a customer identifier; querying a datastore of customers of the payment product provider with a parameterized query, where the customer identifier is a parameter of the query; determining, based on the query, that the customer identifier is associated with customer profile data of the payment product provider; determining payment product data associated with the customer profile data; returning, by the payment product provider and to the payment processor, a positive eligibility indication based on the customer profile data and the payment product data; receiving, by the payment product provider and from the payment processor, a customer approval indication; and sending, by the payment product provider and to the payment processor, the payment product data.

Abstract: Provided are systems and methods for multi-layer caching of data. An example method commences with creating a data structure on top of an information retrieval library. The data structure is designed to access data associated with the information retrieval library through a local index. The method includes creating a plurality of ordered cache layers for the data accessed via the local index. The plurality of ordered cache layers are ordered based on frequency of access and a last layer is used to access the data over a network. The method then continues with receiving a search query. The method further includes determining that the search query is for the data associated with the last layer. The method further continues with executing, using the local index, the search query locally to retrieve a matching document from the data associated with the last layer remotely.

Abstract: Disclosed are example embodiments of methods and systems for identifying and quantifying manufacturing defects of a manufactured dental prosthesis. Certain embodiments of the system for performing quality control on manufactured dental prostheses includes: a quality control module configured to determine whether the dental prosthesis is a good or a defective product based at least on a differences model generated by comparing a design model and a scanned model of the manufactured dental prosthesis.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein that are capable of providing a recommendation of AI-modified code in context of a developer tool. Based at least on code being developed in a developer tool, an interface element is provided in a user interface of the developer tool. The interface element is configured to receive a prompt that specifies a modification to be performed on the code. Based at least on receipt of the prompt, an AI model is automatically caused to perform the modification on at least a snippet of the code to provide a modified snippet. The modified snippet is processed using a language intelligence tool of the developer tool to provide a processed version of the modified snippet. A recommendation to replace the snippet in the code with the modified snippet is provided by causing the processed version of the modified snippet to be displayed via the user interface.

Abstract: According to an aspect, a search system includes an indexing tier and a search tier. The indexing tier is configured to generate an index structure from a plurality of documents, store the index structure in a local storage device, and transmit the index structure to an external object store, the external object store configured to store the index structure. The search tier is configured to receive a search query from a client device and communicate with the external object store or the indexing tier to retrieve at least a portion of the index structure to search data based on the search query.

Abstract: An absorbent article having a longitudinal centerline and a transverse centerline, a body facing surface and an opposing garment facing surface is described. The absorbent article has a topsheet, a backsheet and absorbent core therebetween. Also, the article includes first, second, and third capacity indicators visible from the body facing surface of the article. The absorbent article includes a background region which separates, at least in part, the first, second, and third capacity indicators.

Abstract: Aspects of the present invention relate to a blood perfusion reservoir device including a housing forming proximal and distal chambers, the housing having proximal and distal openings, a valve having a proximal end, a distal end and a length forming a lumen therebetween, the valve being positioned within the housing such that the proximal end passes through the proximal opening of the housing, the distal end passes through the distal opening of the housing, and the length passes through the proximal and distal chambers of the housing, wherein the valve is configurable between a first and second position, the first position forming a first flow path and the second position forming a second flow path, a filter reservoir having a frame with a filter media forming proximal and distal filter regions with a proximal opening, and positioned within the housing fixedly attached to the valve and surrounding a length of the valve, wherein the first flow path fluidly connects the proximal and distal openings, and the flo

Abstract: Industrial devices and edge compute platforms are configured to synchronize their internal clocks to provide a common sense of time across application and data acquisition tasks, thereby allowing for an inherent common understanding of time across the devices and data sets. The industrial devices can synchronize their internal clocks using Precision Time Protocol (PTP) or IEEE 802.1AS synchronization. The accurate time stamping achieved by this synchronization can yield more accurate analysis of data sets acquired from multiple devices, and greater fidelity and synchronization between a digital twin of an automation system and the physical system represented by the digital twin.

Abstract: A support system includes a post having first and second portions. The first portion is configured to be positioned at least partially below ground, and the second portion is configured to be coupled to the first portion and above the ground. The second portion has first and second post apertures. A U-bolt is configured to abut the first portion such that first and second legs of the U-bolt are positioned, respectively, at least partially through the first and second post apertures. A plate having first and second plate apertures is configured to abut the second portion such that the first and second plate apertures at least partially align, respectively, with the first and second post apertures. First and second nuts are configured to be secured, respectively, to the first and second legs of the U-bolt to help secure the plate and the second portion to the first portion.