Abstract: Embodiments may provide techniques that protect voice-controllable devices and systems such that the microphone can be shielded from attacking modulated laser beams. Embodiments may provide a physical device that may include two or more layers of integrated material that sits on top of the microphones of the voice-controllable devices and/or systems. The device may act as a physical barrier against the injected malicious laser beams while allowing sound waves reach the microphone for normal operation. For example, in an embodiment, an apparatus may comprise a first layer including at least one opening and a second layer including at least one opening, wherein the at least one opening in the first layer and the at least one opening in the second layer are arranged so as to block the passage of light, but to allow the passage of sound.

Abstract: Embodiments may provide improved techniques and devices for person identification that are discreet, offline, that can be trained in real-time and are physically small to provide the comfortable and convenient use in everyday situations. For example, in an embodiment, a system may comprise a wearable device comprising a visual display, an audio output device, and at least one sensor, a computer system comprising a processor, memory accessible by the processor, and computer program instructions stored in the memory and executable by the processor, receiving, from at least one sensor, data captured by the sensor, identifying a person based on the data captured by the sensor using a trained machine learning model, and indicating an identity of the person using at least one of the visual display and the audio output device. A person is also identified using fusion data recognition of sensor data fusion of at least two types of sensor data.

Abstract: Embodiments may provide techniques that protect voice-controllable devices and systems such that the microphone can be shielded from attacking modulated laser beams. Embodiments may provide a physical device that may include two or more layers of integrated material that sits on top of the microphones of the voice-controllable devices and/or systems. The device may act as a physical barrier against the injected malicious laser beams while allowing sound waves reach the microphone for normal operation. For example, in an embodiment, an apparatus may comprise a first layer including at least one opening and a second layer including at least one opening, wherein the at least one opening in the first layer and the at least one opening in the second layer are arranged so as to block the passage of light, but to allow the passage of sound.

Abstract: For example, the present techniques may provide an energy-efficient multipurpose encryption engine capable of processing both AES and CRC algorithms using a shared Galois Field Computation Unit (GFCU). In an embodiment, an apparatus may comprise computation circuitry adapted to perform Galois Field computations and control circuitry adapted to control the computation circuitry so as to selectively compute either an Advanced Encryption Standard cipher or a Cyclic Redundancy Check.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention described herein provides devices and methods that exploit the repetitive nature of the Electrocardiogram (ECG) to reduce the number of total arithmetic operations required to execute a 128 point FFT routine.

Abstract: For example, the present techniques may provide an energy-efficient multipurpose encryption engine capable of processing both AES and CRC algorithms using a shared Galois Field Computation Unit (GFCU). In an embodiment, an apparatus may comprise computation circuitry adapted to perform Galois Field computations and control circuitry adapted to control the computation circuitry so as to selectively compute either an Advanced Encryption Standard cipher or a Cyclic Redundancy Check.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention described herein provides devices and methods that exploit the repetitive nature of the Electrocardiogram (ECG) to reduce the number of total arithmetic operations required to execute a 128 point FFT routine.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a convenient method for easily disconnecting and connecting internet to/from a computer. Instead of plugging and unplugging the physical cable that connects to the internet, a facility is invented to conveniently connect and disconnect internet using a switch on an internet cable or a convenient switch on the keyboard or monitor/display or the computer housing/box itself. Instead of pressing a switch, a key or swipe card can be used to activate the switch. Alternately the internet connection can be activated by opening a browser. The invention can be integrated into the browser to disable the internet connection during periods of inactivity. The key or swipe card can additionally be used to implement access restrictions, for instance controlling hours of access or disallowed sites for a child.

Abstract: This application describes a method and apparatus for precisely locating moving or stationary objects, with specific application to the real time display of the position of balls and/or players in sporting events and/or monitoring of airplanes in runways, prisoners in prison, children in childcare, and basically subjects in any area with predetermined boundaries.

Abstract: This application describes a method and apparatus for precisely locating moving or stationary objects, with specific application to the real time display of the position of balls and/or players in sporting events and/or monitoring of airplanes in runways, prisoners in prison, children in childcare, and basically subjects in any area with predetermined boundaries

Abstract: This application describes a method and apparatus for precisely pinpointing and locating moving or stationary objects, with application to the real time monitoring of the precise position of airplanes and other vehicles on runways and other portions of airports. The invention is also capable of locating and monitoring equipment for servicing aircraft and the efficient allocation and coordination of the equipment.