Abstract: An electronic device is provided that includes at least one image sensor for acquiring a video feed and one or more displays for presenting a passthrough video feed to a user. The electronic device can include a hierarchical failure detection scheme for detecting critical failures on the device. The hierarchical failure detection scheme may include monitoring a condition of a first subsystem with a second subsystem, monitoring a condition of the second subsystem with a third subsystem, monitoring a condition of the third subsystem with a fourth subsystem, and so on. The displays can operate in a first video passthrough mode or a second video passthrough mode based on the condition of the first subsystem as monitored by the second subsystem, the condition of the second subsystem as monitored by the third subsystem, and/or the condition of the third subsystem as monitored by the fourth subsystem.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject technology may provide time-synchronized image frames from multiple cameras to various system and/or application processes running on an electronic device. In one or more implementations, a frame identifier may be determined for each image frame from each camera based on a system pulse associated with the capture of the image frame. By generating frame identifiers based for images from multiple cameras based on a centralized source such as the system pulses, subsequent processes can immediately identify images from multiple cameras having the same frame identifier for co-processing of those images.

Abstract: Systems and methods of detecting a call sequence anomaly in a message-based operating system are provided. A message may be received that indicates a programmatic procedure of an operating system was invoked. The message may include a programmatic procedure identifier, a sender process identifier, and a receiver process identifier. An invocation hash may be generated based on the message. The invocation hash may be translated to a smaller invocation identifier. The invocation identifier may be included in a translated call sequence that comprises invocation identifiers for a series of invocations. Depending on whether the translated call sequence is included in previously generated predetermined call sequences, the translated call sequence may be determined as an anomaly or not an anomaly.

Abstract: Systems and methods of detecting a call sequence anomaly in a message-based operating system are provided. A message may be received that indicates a programmatic procedure of an operating system was invoked. The message may include a programmatic procedure identifier, a sender process identifier, and a receiver process identifier. An invocation hash may be generated based on the message. The invocation hash may be translated to a smaller invocation identifier. The invocation identifier may be included in a translated call sequence that comprises invocation identifiers for a series of invocations. Depending on whether the translated call sequence is included in previously generated predetermined call sequences, the translated call sequence may be determined as an anomaly or not an anomaly.

Abstract: Systems and methods of detecting a call sequence anomaly in a message-based operating system are provided. A message may be received that indicates a programmatic procedure of an operating system was invoked. The message may include a programmatic procedure identifier, a sender process identifier, and a receiver process identifier. An invocation hash may be generated based on the message. The invocation hash may be translated to a smaller invocation identifier. The invocation identifier may be included in a translated call sequence that comprises invocation identifiers for a series of invocations. Depending on whether the translated call sequence is included in previously generated predetermined call sequences, the translated call sequence may be determined as an anomaly or not an anomaly.

Abstract: Systems and methods of detecting a difference in behavior of processes are provided.

Abstract: Systems and methods of detecting a call sequence anomaly in a message-based operating system are provided. A message may be received that indicates a programmatic procedure of an operating system was invoked. The message may include a programmatic procedure identifier, a sender process identifier, and a receiver process identifier. An invocation hash may be generated based on the message. The invocation hash may be translated to a smaller invocation identifier. The invocation identifier may be included in a translated call sequence that comprises invocation identifiers for a series of invocations. Depending on whether the translated call sequence is included in previously generated predetermined call sequences, the translated call sequence may be determined as an anomaly or not an anomaly.