Abstract: A method for preparing a completed electronic form from an initial electronic form that is initially unknown and using form data that initially is unavailable. A first language model is executed on a first prompt to generate a number of questions related to a number of electronic forms. A number of answers to the questions are received. The initial electronic form is, using the answers, identified from among the electronic forms. A structured language data structure storing data including values of fields of the initial electronic form is generated from the answers. A second language model is executed on a second prompt to generate a mapping schema that defines a mapping of the values in the structured language data structure to the fields of the initial electronic form. The completed electronic form is generated by applying, according to the mapping schema, the values to the initial electronic form.

Abstract: A powder contains xanthan gum and at least one urolithin, such as Urolithin A; and the powder can be reconstituted in a liquid such as water to form a liquid composition for oral consumption, such as a beverage. The xanthan gum can keep the majority of the at least one urolithin in suspension in the beverage. The resultant liquid composition for oral consumption is another aspect of the present disclosure, as well as methods of making the powder, making the liquid composition for oral consumption, and using the powder or liquid composition prophylactically or therapeutically.

Abstract: Systems and methods for user identification (ID) document verification are provided. An exemplary method includes receiving an image of an ID document. A determination is made whether the ID document includes a near-field communications (NFC) chip that stores an ID photo associated with the ID document. Based on this determination, the ID document is verified by selectively using at least one of NFC chip authentication and optical authentication, to obtain a first verification result. The method further includes obtaining baseline biometric data of the user from the NFC chip and receiving a biometric of the user. A comparison is made of the baseline biometric data and the user's biometric. Based on this comparison, a second verification result for the ID document is provided and transmitted.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to automatic virtual process completion assistance. Embodiments include receiving data associated with a given virtual process. Embodiments further include retrieving, based on a semantic similarity comparison involving the received data and embedding representations of a set of rules, one or more rules. Embodiments further include retrieving one or more knowledge graphs of a set of knowledge graphs based on the received data, wherein each respective knowledge graph of the set of knowledge graphs represents a respective historical virtual process instance. Embodiments further include providing an input based on the received data, the retrieved rules, and the retrieved knowledge graphs to a machine learning model that is configured to evaluate virtual processes. Embodiments further include generating, using the machine learning model, an evaluation of the given virtual process based on the received data, the retrieved rules, and the retrieved knowledge graphs.

Abstract: A footwear system includes a sensorized insole, a wireless charging transmitter pod, and a wireless charging mat. The insole has an insole bulk having a foot-facing upper surface and a ground-facing lower surface. One or more sensors, one or more batteries, and a wireless charging receiver pod are embedded in the insole bulk. The transmitter pod receives energy and wirelessly transmits energy to the receiver pod. The transmitter pod is positionable against the foot-facing upper surface to wirelessly provide energy to the receiver pod through the insole bulk. The mat receives energy and wirelessly transmits energy to the receiver pod. The mat is positionable adjacent the ground-facing lower surface to wirelessly provide energy to the receiver pod through the first insole bulk. The system is configured to allow only one of the transmitter pod and the mat to provide energy to the receiver pod at a given time.

Abstract: Systems and methods for aligning a near field communications (NFC) device and a document having an NFC antenna are disclosed. An exemplary method comprises the steps of generating alignment feedback based on image processing of video of the document produced by the camera of the device, a device configuration associated with a model identifier of the device and a document configuration associated with the type of the document; detecting for a data connection between the device and the document; and generating a connection indication when the data connection is detected.

Abstract: Systems and methods for user identification (ID) document verification are provided. An exemplary method includes receiving an image of an ID document. A determination is made whether the ID document includes a near-field communications (NFC) chip that stores an ID photo associated with the ID document. Based on this determination, the ID document is verified by selectively using at least one of NFC chip authentication and optical authentication, to obtain a first verification result. Also, a photo of the user is captured by a camera associated with the client device. The method further includes receiving the photo of the user by a service provider; comparing the photo stored on the ID document with the photo of the user; based on the comparison, providing a second verification result for the ID document; and transmitting both the first and second verification results to the client device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for emulate or prototyping of hardware, such as memory, are disclosed. A memory compiler may receive information, such as system calls, indicative of one or more aspects of latency. Responsive to the information, the memory compiler may create infrastructure, such as pipelines and FIFOs, based on the aspects of latency, for emulation or prototyping of the hardware. Using the created infrastructure may improve emulation compile speed, such as by creating a pipeline-based cache structure, and may improve emulation runtime speed, such as by utilizing earlier unused model clocks to fetch data from host sooner.

Abstract: A system includes one or more client instances hosted by a platform, in which the one or more client instances includes an agent port. A client may submit a request for a resolution to an agent. The agent portal may receive the request, display a subset of one or more sub-case type selections in response to receiving the request, and receive an indication of a selected sub-case type selection of the one or more sub-case type selection to initiate one or more processes to resolve the request. In response to selecting the sub-case type selection, the system may automatically select related sub-case type selections to resolve the request.

Abstract: Systems and methods for aligning a near field communications (NFC) device and a document having an NFC antenna are disclosed. An exemplary method comprises the steps of accessing a model identifier from the device; associating the model identifier with a device configuration stored in a source; associating the document type of the document with a document configuration stored in the source; generating alignment feedback based on image processing of video of the document produced by the camera of the device; detecting for a data connection between the mobile device and the document; and generating a connection indication when the data connection is detected.

Abstract: This invention relates to a multifunctional smart safety device designed for versatile use in various environments including homes, cars, bicycles, boats, and outdoor activities such as hiking and emergency scenarios. The device incorporates an attachable and detachable durable aluminum enclosure, providing robust protection against dust and water while maintaining lightweight characteristics, ensuring functionality in diverse weather conditions. Key features include a flashlight, NOAA and AM/FM radio, a two-way radio for communication in remote areas, a power bank with a replaceable battery, solar charging, multiple functional LEDs, an SOS flashlight beacon, an ultrasonic dog whistle, a micro-SD card MP3 slot, a digital media player, a built-in speaker, telescopic antenna, Bluetooth connectivity, bi-directional USB-C, a directional compass, and an LCD screen display. This combination of features provides users with a comprehensive safety tool adaptable to a wide range of emergency and recreational scenarios.

Abstract: Systems and methods of generating user identity packets using biometrics are disclosed herein. An example method includes generating a user identity packet. The user identity packet is generated by verifying that data stored on a near-field communication (NFC) chip of an identification document has not been tampered with, and confirming an identity of an owner of the identification document using both a current biometric and a baseline biometric stored on the NFC chip. The user identity packet is stored on a mobile device. The user identity packet is provided in place of the identification document when a requester has asked for the identification document.

Abstract: Self-sovereign identity systems and methods for identification documents are disclosed herein. An example method includes transmitting data obtained from a near-field communications (NFC) chip of an object to the service provider. The data can include identifying information for an owner of the object. The method can include receiving a user identity packet from the service provider that is generated by the service provider based on verification of an identity of the owner and validity of the NFC chip, storing the user identity packet on a computing device, receiving a request from a first requesting device or service for the data stored on the NFC chip of the object and transmitting the user identity packet from the computing device to the first requesting device or service instead of the data.

Abstract: A footwear system includes a sensorized insole, a wireless charging transmitter pod, and a wireless charging mat. The insole has an insole bulk having a foot-facing upper surface and a ground-facing lower surface. One or more sensors, one or more batteries, and a wireless charging receiver pod are embedded in the insole bulk. The transmitter pod receives energy and wirelessly transmits energy to the receiver pod. The transmitter pod is positionable against the foot-facing upper surface to wirelessly provide energy to the receiver pod through the insole bulk. The mat receives energy and wirelessly transmits energy to the receiver pod. The mat is positionable adjacent the ground-facing lower surface to wirelessly provide energy to the receiver pod through the first insole bulk. The system is configured to allow only one of the transmitter pod and the mat to provide energy to the receiver pod at a given time.

Abstract: A footwear system includes a sensorized insole, a wireless charging transmitter pod, and a wireless charging mat. The insole has an insole bulk having a foot-facing upper surface and a ground-facing lower surface. One or more sensors, one or more batteries, and a wireless charging receiver pod are embedded in the insole bulk. The transmitter pod receives energy and wirelessly transmits energy to the receiver pod. The transmitter pod is positionable against the foot-facing upper surface to wirelessly provide energy to the receiver pod through the insole bulk. The mat receives energy and wirelessly transmits energy to the receiver pod. The mat is positionable adjacent the ground-facing lower surface to wirelessly provide energy to the receiver pod through the first insole bulk. The system is configured to allow only one of the transmitter pod and the mat to provide energy to the receiver pod at a given time.

Abstract: Systems and methods for user identification (ID) document verification are provided. An exemplary method includes receiving an image of an ID document. A determination is made whether the ID document includes a near-field communications (NFC) chip that stores an ID photo associated with the ID document. Based on this determination, the ID document is verified by selectively using at least one of NFC chip authentication and optical authentication, to obtain a first verification result. Also, a photo of the user is captured by a camera associated with the client device. The method further includes receiving the photo of the user by a service provider; comparing the photo stored on the ID document with the photo of the user; based on the comparison, providing a second verification result for the ID document; and transmitting both the first and second verification results to the client device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for aligning a near field communications (NFC) device and a document having an NFC antenna are disclosed. An exemplary method comprises the steps of accessing a model identifier from the device; associating the model identifier with a device configuration stored in a source; associating the document type of the document with a document configuration stored in the source; generating alignment feedback based on image processing of video of the document produced by the camera of the device; detecting for a data connection between the mobile device and the document; and generating a connection indication when the data connection is detected.

Abstract: Systems and methods for aligning a mobile device and a document are disclosed. An exemplary method comprises the steps of determining a model identifier from the mobile device; associating the model identifier with a device configuration from a source; receiving an image of the document taken by the camera of the mobile device; identifying a document type; associating the document type with a document configuration from the source; selecting an alignment feedback schema based on the device configuration and the document configuration; generating alignment feedback based on the image processing; detecting for a data connection between the mobile device and the document; and generating a connection indication when the data connection is detected.

Abstract: Systems and methods for user identification (ID) document verification are provided. An exemplary method includes receiving, by a client device, an image of an ID document. Based on the image of the ID document, a determination is made whether the ID document includes a near-field communications (NFC) chip that stores an ID photo associated with the ID document. Based on this determination of whether the ID document includes an NFC chip, the ID document is verified by selectively using at least one of NFC chip authentication and optical authentication, to obtain a verification result.

Abstract: A system, method, and computer program product for calibrating force sensors is provided. The force sensors can be provided in a wearable device worn by a user underfoot. A force sensing apparatus has a plurality of apparatus force sensors and a charging unit. The charging unit can charge an energy storage device of the wearable device when the wearable device is received on the upper surface of the apparatus. The force sensing apparatus can sense a force applied to the upper surface of the apparatus when the wearable device is worn by a user while standing on the upper surface of the apparatus. At the same time, the force sensors in the wearable device can generate sensor readings. The system can determine a calibration model for the device force sensors by comparing the force values from the apparatus force sensors and the device force sensors in the wearable device.