Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses are provided for a bonding scheme for reduced crosstalk-induced jitter in a memory device and enabling high speed data transfers to and from the memory device with high storage capacity. An apparatus can include an I/O interface and a first number of memory dies, wherein each memory die of the first number of memory dies is coupled to a different memory die of the first number of memory dies in a cascading pattern via one or more conductive lines forming a first portion of a ground path to the I/O interface. Further, the apparatus includes a second number of memory dies coupled to the I/O interface via one or more second conductive lines forming a second portion of the ground path to the I/O interface, wherein the second number of memory dies is stacked on the first number of memory dies in the cascading pattern.

Abstract: In various examples, a microservices-based architecture may be configured to detect, analyze, and/or reduce instances of PCB defects using AI-based models and other algorithms. For instance, image data representing an image of a PCB may be applied to a model running within a first service associated with an application. The model may process the image data to generate one or more predictions relating to defects associated with the PCB. In some instances, one or more second services associated with the application may use the predictions to generate visualizations and/or compute metrics corresponding to the defects associated with the PCB. Additionally, in some examples, the predictions, the visualizations, and/or the metrics may be used to update one or more parameters associated with one or more systems to, for instance, improve the performance of AOI systems, SMT systems, or any other systems.

Abstract: A method comprises receiving a landing request from an aircraft at a ground control center of a vertiport; activating infrared cameras at a vertiport landing site when the request is approved; searching for the aircraft based on light strobes on the aircraft using the infrared cameras; creating a virtual current approach frame of the aircraft when the light strobes are detected by the infrared cameras; and comparing the virtual current approach frame to a predefined approach frame to determine whether a landing approach of the aircraft is suitable. If the landing approach is not suitable, sending feedback to the aircraft from the ground control center to provide guidance for the landing approach based on a difference between the predefined approach frame and the virtual current approach frame. The method further comprises projecting a conical area for aircraft detection that includes virtual approach rings having threshold values based on aircraft parameters.

Abstract: Disclosed systems and methods enable a RESTful API server, e.g., a Redfish server, provisioned with virtual console resources running on a system management resource, e.g., a BMC, of an information handling system, to perform virtual console operations. The virtual console features include a virtual video feature for relaying frame buffers of video data, corresponding to video output from a host application, to a RESTful API client. The virtual console features may further include virtual keyboard and mouse features, which may be collectively referred to herein as virtual HID features, for relaying keyboard and mouse data, indicative of keyboard scan codes, mouse x, y coordinates, and mouse activity, e.g., Right Click, Left Click, etc., generated by a user of the RESTful API client.

Abstract: Techniques for optimized operating system image deployment are described. One example method includes installing a pseudo-image on a partition of the memory, wherein the pseudo-image is configured to enable the computer system to be booted from the partition, and wherein the pseudo-image is associated with an OS data image stored on a remote server communicatively coupled to the computer system by a network; booting the computer system using the partition of the memory that includes the pseudo-image; executing an OS install program associated with the pseudo-image, including: identifying a request by the OS install program for particular data from the pseudo-image; determining that the requested particular data is not stored in the pseudo-image; and in response to determining that the requested particular data is not stored in the pseudo-image, retrieving the requested particular data over the network from the OS data image on the remote server.

Abstract: A method for processing data, comprising receiving a folder attached request at a virtual media service operating on a processor, creating a virtual image data file and lookup table in response to the folder attached request at the virtual media service, preparing content to be populated into a master boot record region in response to the folder attached request and generating a virtual USB device in response to the populated master boot record.

Abstract: A method comprises receiving a landing request from an aircraft at a ground control center of a vertiport; activating infrared cameras at a vertiport landing site when the request is approved; searching for the aircraft based on light strobes on the aircraft using the infrared cameras; creating a virtual current approach frame of the aircraft when the light strobes are detected by the infrared cameras; and comparing the virtual current approach frame to a predefined approach frame to determine whether a landing approach of the aircraft is suitable. If the landing approach is not suitable, sending feedback to the aircraft from the ground control center to provide guidance for the landing approach based on a difference between the predefined approach frame and the virtual current approach frame. The method further comprises projecting a conical area for aircraft detection that includes virtual approach rings having threshold values based on aircraft parameters.

Abstract: In one or more embodiments, one or more systems may provision a virtual console as a service. A remote access controller (RAC) may communicate virtual console content to a virtual console service (VCS) executing on a private cloud server, enabling recording of larger amounts of virtual console content (VCC) and more advanced processing of the VCC by the private cloud server. In the event a crash occurs, more VCC can be accessed to analyze a system, including streaming subsequent VCC.

Abstract: A method for creating a database for driving context recognition for a driver assistance system of an ego vehicle including producing a database having sensor data based on a plurality of sensor recordings, labeling the sensor data in the database, producing dependency graphs between the labels; establishing dependencies between the labels based on the dependency graphs, identifying logical sequences of the labels, defining specific driving contexts based on the logical sequences, and saving the defined driving contexts in the database.

Abstract: In one or more embodiments, one or more systems may provision a virtual console as a service. A remote access controller (RAC) may communicate virtual console content to a virtual console service (VCS) executing on a private cloud server, enabling recording of larger amounts of virtual console content (VCC) and more advanced processing of the VCC by the private cloud server. In the event a crash occurs, more VCC can be accessed to analyze a system, including streaming subsequent VCC.

Abstract: A method for processing data, comprising receiving a folder attached request at a virtual media service operating on a processor, creating a virtual image data file and lookup table in response to the folder attached request at the virtual media service, preparing content to be populated into a master boot record region in response to the folder attached request and generating a virtual USB device in response to the populated master boot record.

Abstract: A method for processing data, comprising receiving a folder attached request at a virtual media service operating on a processor, creating a virtual image data file and lookup table in response to the folder attached request at the virtual media service, preparing content to be populated into a master boot record region in response to the folder attached request and generating a virtual USB device in response to the populated master boot record.

Abstract: An EB-PVD technique was used to fabricate ceramic/polymer/ceramic (LAGP/PE/LAGP) hybrid separator for rechargeable LIBs and Li batteries. The application of a ceramic electrolyte (LAGP) layer on traditional PE separator soaked in 1-M LiAsF6 liquid electrolyte combined the best attributes of traditional PE separator and solid inorganic electrolytes. The synergistic behavior of hybrid separator resulted in a high mechanical stability/flexibility, increased liquid uptake, high ion conduction, reduced cell voltage polarization, no lithium dendrite formation, and increased usable lithium content as compared to the state-of-the-art PE separator used in LIBs. The functional separator can be used to prolong life cycle and power capability of present LIBs. Thickness and density optimization of LAGP or similar electrolytes on polymer or other battery separators and their use in full Li battery (LIB, Li—S, Li—O2, Li-Ph, flow battery) cells are expected to further improve performance.

Abstract: Disclosed are apparatuses, systems, and techniques that improve memory and computational efficiency of remote direct memory accesses into a memory of a graphics processing unit. The techniques include but are not limited to receiving packets with video frame data, storing the plurality of packets in a memory of a network controller, processing the packets to obtain unit(s) of the video frame, storing the unit(s) representative of the video frame in a memory of a graphics processing unit (GPU), and extracting the data of the video frame from the units representative of the video frame, stored in the memory of the GPU, to render the video frame.

Abstract: An oropharyngeal dam for facilitating a safe and efficient dental treatment is disclosed. The oropharyngeal dam includes a pair of cheek retractors including an upper retractor component, a lower retractor component and a cheek retracting sheet. Further, the upper retractor component, the lower retractor component, the cheek retracting sheet, and a set of lip retractors are collectively configured to retract cheeks of a patient. The oropharyngeal dam includes a tongue protector including an upper protector component, a lower protector component and a tongue protecting sheet. Furthermore, the upper protector component, the lower protector component and the tongue protecting sheet are collectively configured to shield and retract a tongue of the patient. The set of lip retractors are configured to aid lip retraction when pulled outside the mouth.

Abstract: A system and method for converting raw frame data to a video file. Instead of converting all raw frame raw for each frame, embodiments create a mapping table and compare a mapping of the raw frame data for a current frame with a mapping of the raw frame data for a previous frame to determine if raw frame data changed from a previous frame to the current frame. Embodiments convert only the new raw frame data and update the mapping table with the new raw frame data, whereby the processing resources and time needed to convert raw frame data into a video file may be greatly reduced.

Abstract: An information handling system may include a host system that includes a host system processor and a host system memory coupled to the host system processor. The information handling system may further include a management controller configured to provide out-of-band management of the host system. The management controller may be configured to establish a virtual console session between the host system and a remote terminal. The management controller may further be configured to, in response to a command from the remote terminal to send data from the remote terminal to the host system, receive the data from the remote terminal; and transmit the data to the host system character-by-character via a keyboard interface of the host system.

Abstract: A baseboard management controller in an information handling system receives a human interface device input and converts the human interface device input into a human interface device scan code for storage at a human interface device descriptor buffer. The baseboard management controller determines whether or not the human interface device descriptor buffer is full and copying, when the human interface device descriptor buffer is full, the human interface scan codes in the human interface device descriptor buffer to a memory segment and sending an error code to a host system. The baseboard management controller also clears the human interface device descriptor buffer and re-populates the human interface device descriptor buffer with the human interface device scan code and the human interface device scan codes from the memory segment.

Abstract: An example apparatus includes memory and a processor to execute instructions to set a scaling status of a first virtual machine included in an application deployed in a computing environment, the first virtual machine to execute a first component of the application, means for identifying an information dependency of a second virtual machine on information from the first virtual machine, the second virtual machine to execute a second component of the application, and update the information dependency based on the scaling status of the first virtual machine, the information dependency in the configuration information to include a reference to the first virtual machine.

Abstract: A baseboard management controller in an information handling system receives a human interface device input and converts the human interface device input into a human interface device scan code for storage at a human interface device descriptor buffer. The baseboard management controller determines whether or not the human interface device descriptor buffer is full and copying, when the human interface device descriptor buffer is full, the human interface scan codes in the human interface device descriptor buffer to a memory segment and sending an error code to a host system. The baseboard management controller also clears the human interface device descriptor buffer and re-populates the human interface device descriptor buffer with the human interface device scan code and the human interface device scan codes from the memory segment.