Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a hybrid deposition apparatus for gallium oxide, and a hybrid deposition apparatus for gallium oxide according to a disclosed embodiment of the present disclosure includes a gas supply assembly for supplying a source gas, a reaction gas, and a purge gas, a liquid supply assembly for supplying at least a portion of the source gas, and a chamber unit which is connected to the gas supply assembly and the liquid supply assembly and has a substrate disposed therein.

Abstract: A method of creating a Robotic Process Automation (RPA) scenario is provided. The method may include: receiving input from a user that designates a target application or an RPA object within the target application, identifying and displaying one or more RPA objects that belong to the target application, receiving input from the user that selects a target RPA object and a user activity associated with the target RPA object, and transforming the selected user activity into a corresponding RPA activity sequence and displaying the corresponding RPA activity sequence.

Abstract: A display device includes a first substrate, on which first to third sub-pixel areas spaced apart from each other and a non-emission area corresponding to a boundary of the first to third sub-pixel areas are defined, a display element layer including a light emitting element disposed in each of the first to third sub-pixel areas on the first substrate, and a color-filter layer disposed on the display element layer. The color-filter layer includes a base layer, a first color filter disposed on the base layer and corresponding to the first sub-pixel area, a second color filter disposed on the base layer and corresponding to the second sub-pixel area, a first planarization layer covering the first color filter and the second color filter, a third color filter disposed on the first planarization layer and corresponding to the third sub-pixel area, and a second planarization layer covering the third color filter.

Abstract: A secure processor and a semiconductor system including the same is provided. Provided is a system on chip comprising a secure processor, wherein the secure processor includes: a random access memory (RAM) including a RAM cache area storing a page and a timestamp table storing a timestamp, an encryption/decryption engine configured to encrypt the page by using the timestamp, and a direct memory access (DMA) module configured to transmit the encrypted page to a swap area of a first memory disposed outside the system on chip, wherein the first memory includes a tag table area storing a tag generated by the encryption/decryption engine encrypting the page and a timestamp backup area backing up the timestamp, and the swap area, the tag table area, and the time stamp backup area are backed up in a second memory disposed outside the system on chip.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for concurrent voice assistants. A method includes: providing first and second automated assistants with access to one or more microphones; receiving, from the first automated assistant, an indication that the first automated assistant has initiated a first session, and in response: continuing providing, to the first automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; discontinuing providing, to the second automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; and preventing the second automated assistant from accessing one or more portions of an output audio data stream; receiving, from the first automated assistant, an indication that the first session has ended, and in response: continuing providing, to the first automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; resuming providing, to the second automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; and resuming providing, to the second automated assistant, the output audio data stream.

Abstract: A color conversion panel includes a substrate including first and second light emitting regions, banks partitioning the first and second light emitting regions, each bank among the banks including a bank light transmission layer, a metal layer on the bank light transmission layer and a transparent layer on the metal layer, a color conversion layer in the first light emitting region, and a light transmission layer in the second light emitting region. The bank light transmission layer and the light transmission layer are respective portions of a same material layer on the substrate.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for concurrent voice assistants. A method includes: providing first and second automated assistants with access to one or more microphones; receiving, from the first automated assistant, an indication that the first automated assistant has initiated a first session, and in response: continuing providing, to the first automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; discontinuing providing, to the second automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; and preventing the second automated assistant from accessing one or more portions of an output audio data stream; receiving, from the first automated assistant, an indication that the first session has ended, and in response: continuing providing, to the first automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; resuming providing, to the second automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; and resuming providing, to the second automated assistant, the output audio data stream.

Abstract: A computing device may determine a respective disk access usage of flash memory of the computing device by each of a plurality of applications. The computing device may compare the respective disk access usage of the flash memory by each of the plurality of applications with a respective application-specific disk access overuse threshold to determine disk access overuse of the flash memory by an application of the plurality of applications. The computing device may, in response to determining the disk access overuse of the flash memory by the application, terminate the application.

Abstract: One or more processors of a computing device may determine, based at least in part on one or more processor statistics and one or more processor mode statistics, a processor availability of the one or more processors. The one or more processors may determine, based at least in part on the processor availability of the one or more processors, whether the one or more processors are available to execute one or more tasks. The one or more processors may, in response to determining that the one or more processors are available to execute the one or more tasks, executing, by the one or more processors, the one or more tasks.

Abstract: Set forth is a motorized computing device that selectively navigates to a user according content of a spoken utterance directed at the motorized computing device. The motorized computing device can modify operations of one or more motors of the motorized computing device according to whether the user provided a spoken utterance while the one or more motors are operating. The motorized computing device can render content according to interactions between the user and an automated assistant. For instance, when automated assistant is requested to provide graphical content for the user, the motorized computing device can navigate to the user in order to present the content the user. However, in some implementations, when the user requests audio content, the motorized computing device can bypass navigating to the user when the motorized computing device is within a distance from the user for audibly rendering the audio content.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for concurrent voice assistants. A method includes: providing first and second automated assistants with access to one or more microphones; receiving, from the first automated assistant, an indication that the first automated assistant has initiated a first session, and in response: continuing providing, to the first automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; discontinuing providing, to the second automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; and preventing the second automated assistant from accessing one or more portions of an output audio data stream; receiving, from the first automated assistant, an indication that the first session has ended, and in response: continuing providing, to the first automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; resuming providing, to the second automated assistant, access to the one or more microphones; and resuming providing, to the second automated assistant, the output audio data stream.

Abstract: Set forth is a motorized computing device that selectively navigates to a user according content of a spoken utterance directed at the motorized computing device. The motorized computing device can modify operations of one or more motors of the motorized computing device according to whether the user provided a spoken utterance while the one or more motors are operating. The motorized computing device can render content according to interactions between the user and an automated assistant. For instance, when automated assistant is requested to provide graphical content for the user, the motorized computing device can navigate to the user in order to present the content the user. However, in some implementations, when the user requests audio content, the motorized computing device can bypass navigating to the user when the motorized computing device is within a distance from the user for audibly rendering the audio content.

Abstract: A computing device may determine a respective disk access usage of flash memory of the computing device by each of a plurality of applications. The computing device may compare the respective disk access usage of the flash memory by each of the plurality of applications with a respective application-specific disk access overuse threshold to determine disk access overuse of the flash memory by an application of the plurality of applications. The computing device may, in response to determining the disk access overuse of the flash memory by the application, terminate the application.

Abstract: A display device including: a unit pixel area including a light blocking area on a substrate comprising a first light blocking area and a second light blocking area, the first pixel area comprises: a first color conversion layer on a light emitting element; and a first color filter on the first color conversion layer, the second pixel area comprises: a second color conversion layer on the light emitting element; and a second color filer on the second color conversion layer, the third pixel area comprises: a transmissive layer on the light emitting element; and a third color filter on the transmissive layer, the first light blocking area overlaps the first color filter, the second color filter, and the third color filter, and the second light blocking area overlaps two color filters selected from the first color filter, the second color filter, and the third color filter.

Abstract: A secure processor and a semiconductor system including the same is provided. Provided is a system on chip comprising a secure processor, wherein the secure processor includes: a random access memory (RAM) including a RAM cache area storing a page and a timestamp table storing a timestamp, an encryption/decryption engine configured to encrypt the page by using the timestamp, and a direct memory access (DMA) module configured to transmit the encrypted page to a swap area of a first memory disposed outside the system on chip, wherein the first memory includes a tag table area storing a tag generated by the encryption/decryption engine encrypting the page and a timestamp backup area backing up the timestamp, and the swap area, the tag table area, and the time stamp backup area are backed up in a second memory disposed outside the system on chip.

Abstract: Devices and methods are disclosed relating to user management services for a vehicle. One of more processors of a device may execute a first operating system to provide user management services to the vehicle. The first operating system may present an interface to a second operating system by which the second operating system may invoke user management operations. The first operating system may generate a first message relating to user management. The interface may provide the first message to the second operating system. The interface may receive a second message from the second operating system. The second message may be related to synchronizing user management between the first operating system and the second operating system.