Abstract: Described herein are electrochemical-additive manufacturing methods and systems using such methods. A method comprises depositing a material onto a deposition electrode by flowing a current between that deposition electrode and each of multiple individually-addressable electrodes, forming an electrode array. These currents are independently controlled based on a target map and using deposition control circuits, each coupled to one individually-addressable electrode. The target map is generated by a system controller based on various characteristics of the system (e.g., the performance of each deposition control circuit and/or individually-addressable electrode, electrolyte composition) and the desired characteristics of the deposited material (e.g., deposition location, uniformity, morphology). Furthermore, when the deposition electrode and the electrode array move relative to each other, the system controller dynamically updates the target map based on their relative positions.

Abstract: A system and method for facilitating searching and recommendation for reaching a particular consumer audience with a marketing message operates across multiple media channels. Syndicated survey data for consumer behaviors is combined with consumer segmentation schema to create a subset of segments best associated with the product or service that is the subject of the marketing message. An average propensity index is calculated for that subset of best segments, and displayed for a user along with the total number of consumers in that subset of segments across multiple possible media channels.

Abstract: Operating in cooperation with a shared software interface, a driver controls the operations of a video hardware device that captures and compresses video data in real time. This driver controls capture and compression of the video data in response to a capture message call through control of a handshaking scheme between a host processor within the computer system and an auxiliary processor located in a video hardware device.