Abstract: Disclosed techniques enable cluster-based dynamic content with multi-dimensional vectors for video content analysis. User-specific data vectors on a plurality of users are accessed, which include shopping history and video consumption behavior. A plurality of clusters, based on the user-specific data vectors, is developed. A user, from the plurality of users, is associated with one or more clusters from the plurality of clusters. The user is identified as viewing media content. A container unit is inserted into the media content that is being viewed and is populated with at least one short-form video from a library of short-form videos. The populating is based on the identifying. An ecommerce purchase of a product for sale to the user is enabled. The product for sale is relevant to the one or more clusters and the at least one short-form video. The ecommerce purchase is accomplished within a short-form video window.

Abstract: Techniques for a multi-hosted livestream in an open web ecommerce environment are disclosed. A livestream event that includes a first host and a plurality of viewers is initiated on a website. A product for sale is included in the livestream event that is displayed in a livestream window. A second host is added to the livestream event. The first host and second host appear simultaneously in the livestream event. A product card representing the at least one product for sale is pinned in the livestream window by one of the plurality of hosts. Purchase details of the at least one product for sale are revealed, based on a first action with the product card by a viewer. The revealing is rendered to the viewer. An ecommerce purchase of the product by the viewer is enabled. The ecommerce purchase is accomplished within the livestream window.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide techniques for dynamic population of contextually relevant videos in an ecommerce environment. A library of short-form videos is accessed from a server, and one or more short-form videos within the library is associated with a product for sale. In cases where a user searches for a product for sale on a website, a short-form video request is received. One or more short-form videos are selected from the library based on the product associations. In some instances, the video selection is optimized based on metadata, a bid from an advertiser, or machine learning. A container unit is inserted into the website and is dynamically populated with the short-form videos. A microsite is generated, enabling an ecommerce purchase. The microsite can use a product card or display a virtual purchase cart while the video plays.

Abstract: An ultrasonic transducer includes an elongated transducer body with an aperture for mounting a piezoelectric driver stack for driving the ultrasonic transducer to operate at a first resonant frequency, a mounting flange for mounting the transducer body to a wire bonding machine, a rigid connecting member having first and second ends which are respectively connected to the mounting flange and the transducer body at a first nodal vibration region of the transducer body when the ultrasonic transducer is operated at the first resonant frequency and a flexible connecting member extending between the mounting flange and the transducer body at a second nodal vibration region of the transducer body when the ultrasonic transducer is operated at the first resonant frequency.

Abstract: An ultrasonic transducer that is configured to selectively operate at first or second resonant frequency during wire bonding operations includes an elongated transducer body an aperture for mounting a piezoelectric driver stack for driving the ultrasonic transducer to operate at the first or second resonant frequency and a mounting flange connected to the transducer body at a first nodal vibration region of the transducer body when the ultrasonic transducer is operated at the first resonant frequency. The elongated transducer has a length substantially equal to two wavelengths of a first oscillatory wave that is transmitted along the length of the transducer body when the transducer is operated at the first resonant frequency, and substantially equal to a half wavelength of a second oscillatory wave that is transmitted along the length of the transducer body when the transducer is operated at the second resonant frequency.

Abstract: A microfluidic detection unit comprises at least one fluid injection section, a fluid storage section and a detection section. Each fluid injection section defines a fluid outlet; the fluid storage section is in gas communication with the atmosphere and defines a fluid inlet; the detection section defines a first end in communication with the fluid outlet and a second end in communication with the fluid inlet. A height difference is defined between the fluid outlet and the fluid inlet along the direction of gravity. When a first fluid is injected from the at least one fluid injection section, the first fluid is driven by gravity to pass through the detection section and accumulate to form a droplet at the fluid inlet, such that a state of fluid pressure equilibrium of the first fluid is established.

Abstract: The present invention discloses methods and systems for establishing data communication at a network device. The method includes identifying a cellular network by the network device. After that, the network device sends a request to an MSA for an embedded subscriber identification module (eSIM) profile of the cellular network. The MSA may or may not have an eSIM profile of the cellular network available. When an eSIM profile of the cellular network is available, the network device receives the eSIM profile information from the MSA. The network device then sends a request for data communication access to the cellular network using the eSIM profile information to obtain data communication access through the cellular network. The network device may comprise at least one universal integrated circuit card (UICC) and/or embedded universal integrated circuit card (eUICC).

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide techniques for automated video processing. Short-form videos are analyzed and video segments are created from the short-form videos. A related short-form video can be used to create a new video segment, promoting a short-form video. The new video segment is populated on the website by a floating video player or banner ad providing a link to the related short-form video. Video segments can promote and/or demonstrate a product and/or service. The video segments show and describe various aspects of a product. The video segments are disseminated to one or more websites. The video segments can be shown as video thumbnails, banner advertisements, or rich media advertisements. The video segments can be disseminated based on context, and different segments can be provided to different websites. The different video segments can be disseminated based on demographic information, geographic region, and/or other criteria.

Abstract: Techniques for video manipulation based on machine learned video curating are disclosed. Web page content is loaded, where the content includes a frame for short-form videos. The content of the web page is analyzed for textual information. A short-form video server is accessed. Short-form videos are selected from the short-form video server, where the selecting includes automatically curating the short-form videos. Adaptive learning is used for the selecting, based on a user's web page behavior. The adaptive learning includes collecting the user's web page behavior before the selecting. Automatic curating includes selecting, by a neural network, a subset of short-form videos appropriate for the web page. The web page frame is populated with the short-form videos obtained from the video server. Representations of the short-form videos are displayed within the frame on the web page. The short-form videos are auto played within the frame.

Abstract: Techniques for video manipulation using a product card within a short-form video environment are disclosed. Display is accomplished using a video stream interface that can be executed on an electronic device associated with a user. The video stream, such as a short-form video or livestream video, can include one or more products. The display shows product cards associated with the products within the video. The product cards originate from a repository, a third-party website, or some other source. The product information includes text, video, and/or audio content. The user is provided an option to purchase one or more of the products presented within the video by selecting the product card. The viewer selects product cards displayed in front of the video to learn more about the products and/or purchase the products.

Abstract: Techniques for manipulating video livestream background images are disclosed. A short-form video, such as a livestream video or livestream replay video, can be analyzed for context. Computer-implemented techniques may be used for performing entity detection, and can also detect a change in subject based on speech and/or actions of a host individual. The subject can include a particular product. The detecting a change in subject can include detecting a foreground object and identifying the foreground object as a product. The identification of the foreground object as a product can include performing optical character recognition on text imprinted on a foreground object. The identification of the foreground object as a product can include image recognition techniques. The identification of the foreground object as a product can include scanning of an optical code such as a barcode that is imprinted on the product.

Abstract: Techniques for video usage within a frame widget retail environment are disclosed. A library of short-form videos is accessed. A website is evaluated for products represented within an online retail environment. One or more products are identified from the webpage that was evaluated. At least one short-form video is chosen from the library to be included in the webpage. The choosing of the at least one video is based on the identified product. A frame widget is inserted into the webpage. The placement of the frame widget is determined by the evaluation of the webpage. The frame widget is populated with at least one video that was chosen along with other videos. The video that was chosen is rendered in the frame widget. The rendering is accomplished by a user action.

Abstract: Techniques for tokenizing a manipulated short-form video are disclosed. A short-form video is obtained from a short-form environment that includes a short-form video server. The short-form video includes news, weather, traffic information, music, sports highlights, vlog entries, product information, how-to videos, livestream replays, and/or other content. Highlight segments within short-form videos are identified, and a new video is created, based on one or more identified highlight segments. The new video may also be a short-form video. The highlight segments may be from the original short-form video, or may come from a variety of other sources. The new video is used to enhance entertainment value. The new video is tokenized. The tokenization can be used to support ownership identification. The tokenization can be used to create a non-fungible token.

Abstract: Techniques for ordering items using ecommerce purchase within a short-form video environment are disclosed. A short-form video from a plurality of short-form videos delivered from a short-form video server is rendered. A product within the video is selected. The selecting is accomplished by clicking on or mousing over an object in the video. The product within the video is added to a virtual purchase cart based on the selecting. Contents of the virtual purchase cart are visible while the video is being viewed. A representation of the virtual purchase cart is displayed, wherein the representation is visible while viewing the short-form video. The virtual purchase cart is checked out. Contents of the virtual purchase cart are purchased. Purchase of the product is finalized upon conclusion of the short-form video. Finalizing purchase is accomplished using a batch order process. Batch order processing occurs upon conclusion of the short-form video.

Abstract: Disclosed techniques include video performance rendering modification based on device rotation metric. A media stream is received from a server. The media stream is targeted for display on a handheld media stream playback device. An orientation of the handheld device is determined during playback of the media stream on the handheld device. A change in the orientation of the handheld device is detected. The change occurs during playback of the media stream. Based on the detecting the change of orientation, a rotation angle of the handheld device is calculated. Based on the rotation angle, the playback speed of the media stream on the handheld device is changed. The changing the playback speed changes direction of playback rendering based on the rotation angle of the handheld device. The changing direction provides forward playback by rotating the handheld device in a clockwise direction from an initial orientation.

Abstract: Technologies relating to a system and method of real-time video overlaying and sharing from multiple cameras are disclosed. An example method of real-time video overlaying and sharing includes the steps of: capturing video output from a first camera on a mobile device, recognizing a portion of an individual in the captured video output and determining a user body contour, generating a binary mask, enabling real-time video processing, including the separate user body contour from a background of the video from the first camera, smoothing one or more edges of the binary mask, merging the binary mask with the video from the first camera, and creating a composite video, merged from the first camera video output onto a second camera video output. The second camera can be included on the same mobile device as the first camera, facing in the opposite direction, or on a second mobile device.

Abstract: Technologies relating to system and method of real-time video overlaying or superimposing display from multiple mutually synchronous cameras are disclosed. An example method of real-time video overlaying includes the steps of: synchronizing frame rates of a depth data, a face metadata, and a video data of a first camera video output captured by a first camera; determining a first depth between a user face and the first camera; using a cutoff depth to determine a user body contour; generating a binary mask of the user body contour based on the first depth and the cutoff depth; smoothing an edge of the binary mask; merging the binary mask with the first camera video output and generating a merged first camera video output; and overlaying the merged first camera video output onto a second camera video output.

Abstract: Techniques for display using a video stream interface based on third-party webpage information are disclosed. Information on one or more products is obtained from a website by a third party. The one or more products comprise a product, a service, a coupon, or a membership. A video about the one or more products is rendered by a video user interface to a user. The video user interface comprises a video player in combination with a user interface. The video user interface and the third party are interfaced between each other based on a user interaction with the video user interface. Product information is fetched from a server based on the interfacing between the video user interface and the third party. Further product information comprises a reaction, a chat, a transaction, a promotion, and an interaction. The video is augmented with further information based on the fetching.