Abstract: The present invention relates to inventory scanning using dual polarization radio frequency identification antennae for automatically reading and locating inventory.

Abstract: The present invention relates to inventory scanning using dual polarization radio frequency identification antennae for automatically reading and locating inventory.

Abstract: The present invention relates to inventory scanning using dual polarization radio frequency identification antennae for automatically reading and locating inventory.

Abstract: A headwear device for detecting an electrical signal generated by an ingestible event marker is disclosed. The headwear device includes a detection subsystem to receive an electrical signal generated by an ingestible event marker from a detection arrangement. A processing subsystem is coupled to the detection subsystem to decode the electrical signal. A radio subsystem is configured to transmit the decoded electrical signal to a wireless node. A system includes the headwear device and the detection arrangement. A method includes receiving the electrical signal generated by the ingestible event marker at the headwear device, decoding the electrical signal to extract information associated with the ingestible event marker, and transmitting the information to a wireless node.

Abstract: Provided is a process for determining threat scores for container images or distributed applications that consider the results of a multitude of different scanners and other factors such as context information which may include information about a given execution environment for the container image. Scanner results, or scanner properties, are determined for a container image or container images in a multi-container distributed application by various vulnerability scanners. The scanner properties determined by each vulnerability scanner are adjusted responsive to properties of the context and normalized to determine component threat scores for the container image. Then the component threat scores for the container image are combined to generate a combined threat score for the container image within the context of the execution environment.

Abstract: Provided is a process that includes obtaining a container image; for each of a plurality of the constituent images of the container image, determining, with one or more processors, whether the respective constituent image contains a vulnerability by: selecting a respective subset of scanners from among a set of a plurality of scanners by comparing respective scanner criteria to at least part of the respective constituent image, causing at least part of the respective constituent image to be scanned with the selected respective subset of scanners, and identifying potential vulnerabilities in the respective constituent image based on output of the scanning; and storing results based on at least some identified potential vulnerabilities in memory.

Abstract: Provided is a process that includes: obtaining a source code text document having commands that specify a container image with layers; for each command, determining whether the respective command corresponds to a layer of the container image subject to a security vulnerability; and causing a user interface to be displayed that presents commands in visual association with respective indications that respective commands are subject to the respective security vulnerabilities.

Abstract: The present invention relates to six-axis holonomic inventory scanning using dual polarization radio frequency identification antennae for automatically reading and locating inventory.

Abstract: The present invention teaches a frequency-scalable high-gain dual-polarization radio beam application platform for private, public, government, or military radio applications such as RFID (radio frequency identification), aerial and robotic inventory scanning, radio communications, telemetry, telecommand, aeronautical radionavigation, radiolocation, earth exploration, space research for terrestrial, air-to-ground, space-to-earth, or space-to-space uses.

Abstract: A headwear device for detecting an electrical signal generated by an ingestible event marker is disclosed. The headwear device includes a detection subsystem to receive an electrical signal generated by an ingestible event marker from a detection arrangement. A processing subsystem is coupled to the detection subsystem to decode the electrical signal. A radio subsystem is configured to transmit the decoded electrical signal to a wireless node. A system includes the headwear device and the detection arrangement. A method includes receiving the electrical signal generated by the ingestible event marker at the headwear device, decoding the electrical signal to extract information associated with the ingestible event marker, and transmitting the information to a wireless node.

Abstract: A mobile device for detecting an electrical signal generated by an ingestible event marker is disclosed. The mobile device includes a detection subsystem to receive an electrical signal generated by an ingestible event marker from a detection arrangement. A processing subsystem is coupled to the detection subsystem to decode the electrical signal. A radio subsystem is configured to transmit the decoded electrical signal to a wireless node. A system includes the mobile device and the detection arrangement. A method includes receiving the electrical signal generated by the ingestible event marker at the mobile device, decoding the electrical signal to extract information associated with the ingestible event marker, and transmitting the information to a wireless node.

Abstract: The present invention teaches a frequency-scalable high-gain dual-polarization radio beam application platform for private, public, government, or military radio applications such as RFID (radio frequency identification), aerial and robotic inventory scanning, radio communications, telemetry, telecommand, aeronautical radionavigation, radiolocation, earth exploration, space research for terrestrial, air-to-ground, space-to-earth, or space-to-space uses.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a dual polarization radio frequency identification antennae for automatically reading and locating inventory when moved and rotated by an inventory-scanning UAV or robot having three dimensions of position mobility.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a dual polarization radio frequency identification antennae for automatically reading and locating inventory when moved and rotated by an inventory-scanning UAV or robot having three dimensions of position mobility.

Abstract: The present invention relates to radio frequency identification antennae for automatically reading and locating inventory when moved and rotated by an inventory-scanning robot having three dimensions of position mobility.

Abstract: A mobile device for detecting an electrical signal generated by an ingestible event marker is disclosed. The mobile device includes a detection subsystem to receive an electrical signal generated by an ingestible event marker from a detection arrangement. A processing subsystem is coupled to the detection subsystem to decode the electrical signal. A radio subsystem is configured to transmit the decoded electrical signal to a wireless node. A system includes the mobile device and the detection arrangement. A method includes receiving the electrical signal generated by the ingestible event marker at the mobile device, decoding the electrical signal to extract information associated with the ingestible event marker, and transmitting the information to a wireless node.

Abstract: The present invention relates to systems, methods, and devices for consumers using RFID-tagged items for multichannel shopping using smartphones, tablets, and indoor navigation, preservation of consumer's privacy related to RFID-tagged items that they leave a retail store with, and automatically reading and locating retail inventory without directly using store labor. Robots and aerial mobile automated RFID reading devices are disclosed.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a mobile aerial RFID scanning platform and teaches how to overcome fundamental challenges related to the scanning of items that are tagged with radio frequency identification (RFID) tags. Improved RFID antennae, localization, robotic navigation, and robotic RFID scanning are taught by the present invention as an improvement over prior art.

Abstract: In a software receiver, a received electromagnetic signal is sampled in “slices”, each having a duration of some multiple of a reference frequency. The samples of each slice are correlated with values in a pair of reference signals, such as sine and cosine, at the reference frequency. This yields a two-tuple for each slice, which two-tuples may be stored. The stored two-tuples can be simply added to arrive at a correlation value of narrower bandwidth than that of any slice taken alone. The stored two-tuples can be taken in sequence, each rotated by some predetermined angle relative to its predecessor in sequence, and the rotated two-tuples summed to arrive at a correlation value with respect to a frequency that is offset from the reference frequency to an extent that relates to the predetermined angle. In this way, the receiver is able to proceed despite the transmitted frequency not being known exactly in advance and does not require prodigious storage or computational resources.

Abstract: The present invention relates to radio frequency identification antennae for automatically reading and locating inventory when moved and rotated by an inventory-scanning robot having three dimensions of position mobility.