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Conversational computing via conversational virtual machine

A conversational computing system that provides a universal coordinated multi-modal conversational user interface (CUI) (10) across a plurality of conversationally aware applications (11) (i.e., applications that “speak” conversational protocols) and conventional applications (12). The conversationally aware maps, applications (11) communicate with a conversational kernel (14) via conversational application APIs (13). The conversational kernel (14) controls the dialog across applications and devices (local and networked) on the basis of their registered conversational capabilities and requirements and provides a unified conversational user interface and conversational services and behaviors. The conversational computing system may be built on top of a conventional operating system and APIs (15) and conventional device hardware (16). The conversational kernel (14) handles all I/O processing and controls conversational engines (18). The conversational kernel (14) converts voice requests into queries and converts outputs and results into spoken messages using conversational engines (18) and conversational arguments (17). The conversational application API (13) conveys all the information for the conversational kernel (14) to transform queries into application calls and conversely convert output into speech, appropriately sorted before being provided to the user.
Owner:UNILOC 2017 LLC

Conversational computing via conversational virtual machine

A conversational computing system that provides a universal coordinated multi-modal conversational user interface (CUI) 10 across a plurality of conversationally aware applications (11) (i.e., applications that “speak” conversational protocols) and conventional applications (12). The conversationally aware applications (11) communicate with a conversational kernel (14) via conversational application APIs (13). The conversational kernel 14 controls the dialog across applications and devices (local and networked) on the basis of their registered conversational capabilities and requirements and provides a unified conversational user interface and conversational services and behaviors. The conversational computing system may be built on top of a conventional operating system and APIs (15) and conventional device hardware (16). The conversational kernel (14) handles all I / O processing and controls conversational engines (18). The conversational kernel (14) converts voice requests into queries and converts outputs and results into spoken messages using conversational engines (18) and conversational arguments (17). The conversational application API (13) conveys all the information for the conversational kernel (14) to transform queries into application calls and conversely convert output into speech, appropriately sorted before being provided to the user.
Owner:NUANCE COMM INC

Path selection methods for storage based remote copy

The present invention provides techniques for managing data flow over a plurality of connections between primary and remote storage devices. In a representative example embodiment, when the primary storage system copies data to the secondary storage system, it chooses one of a plurality of networks connecting it to the secondary storage system, depending upon a users' policy. Since networks have different characteristics, in terms of, for example, performance, security, reliability, and costs, the user can specify which network(s) are used under various circumstances, i.e., daytime operation, nighttime operation, normal operation, emergency, and so forth. The storage systems comprise a mapping of volumes and ports. When performing copy operations, the primary storage system finds a volume storing the data, and available ports by accessing the mapping. The mappings are based upon policies that are input by a user.
Owner:HITACHI LTD

Method and system for treatment of eating disorders by means of neuro-electrical coded signals

A method for treating eating disorders comprising the steps of generating a neuro-electrical satiety signal that substantially corresponds to a neuro-electrical signal that is generated in a body and produces a satiety effect in the body, sensing food intake in a subject over at least a first period of time, and transmitting the neuro-electrical satiety signal to the subject if the food intake of the subject exceeds a predetermined threshold level during the first period of time.
Owner:NEUROSIGNAL TECH

Motion damper

The motion damper includes a damper wall, damper stages, and a damper head. The damper wall and damper stages are successively smaller in size and have a nested relationship. The damper wall and damper stages are each flexibly attached to an adjacent damper stage or the damper wall such that the damper stages may deploy in a telescopic fashion away from the damper wall. The damper head is attached to a smallest damper stage. As a result, the damper stages change in position relative to the damper wall and relative to each other to absorb the kinetic energy of objects attached to the damper head and damper wall.
Owner:AUTOLIV ASP INC

Optimizing data transfer in radio system

An arrangement for controlling transfer of information, comprising a radio system and a terminal equipment, which radio system comprises at least two base stations and is configured to set up simultaneous connections between the terminal equipment and at least two base stations, the terminal equipment being configured to measure properties of the connections between the terminal equipment and the base stations, and to select at least one of the base stations as a primary base station, information transfer between the primary base station and the terminal equipment being activated, and the radio system comprising a combining-splitting point, which is configured to carry out combining / splitting functions on information flows transmitted via connections set up over different physical transmission paths. The radio system is configured to restrict transfer of information between at least one secondary base station and the combining-splitting point, the terminal equipment having an inactive connection with the secondary base station.
Owner:NOKIA TECHNOLOGLES OY

Membrane electrode assembly and method for making the same

A membrane electrode assembly includes a proton exchange membrane; and a first electrode and a second electrode located on opposite sides of the proton exchange membrane; each electrode comprising a catalyst layer and a gas diffusion layer; the catalyst layer is located between the gas diffusion layer and the proton exchange membrane; and the gas diffusion layer comprising a carbon nanotube film structure, the carbon nanotube film structure comprising at least one carbon nanotube layer, the carbon nanotube layer comprising a plurality of carbon nanotubes oriented along a same direction. A method of making the same is also related.
Owner:TSINGHUA UNIV +1

Lithographic apparatus and device manufacturing method

A lithographic apparatus including an illumination system for providing a beam of radiation and a support structure for supporting a patterning device. The patterning device serving to impart the beam with a pattern in its cross-section. The apparatus also having a substrate table for holding a substrate and a projection system for projecting the patterned beam onto a target portion of the substrate. The lithographic apparatus further having a chuck for supporting an object and a frame which supports the chuck with respect to other parts of the lithographic apparatus. The chuck is thermally isolated from at least the frame.
Owner:ASML NETHERLANDS BV

Water barrier for footwear

A footwear construction including a barrier element that restricts the transfer of water into the footwear. The footwear can include an upper joined with a sole, with at least one of the upper and sole defining a channel that allows air to circulate to the upper. The barrier element can be located in the channel, and can include a phase change material that swells to close the channel when subjected to water. The barrier element can act as a valve to restrict the flow of water into the upper through the channel when subjected to water. The barrier element can be water absorbing polymer included in a non-woven sheet. When dry, the barrier element can allow air to pass through the channel and circulate to an interior of the upper. The barrier element can be wetted and dried repeatedly, yet still function to restrict water flow into the footwear.
Owner:WOLVERINE WORLD WIDE

Single mold form fryer with enhanced product control

A mold form fryer utilizing a top conveyor that transports snack pieces through a constant velocity oil stream without the need of a bottom mating mold or conveyor. Herein, the form fryer is provided with a top conveyor disposed above a fryer oil pan positioned longitudinally through the fryer. Uncooked snack pieces are provided to the fryer oil pan by a bottom entrance conveyor. Snack pieces, once in oil within the fryer, meet with molding surfaces on the top conveyor. At the exit portion of the fryer, a bottom exit conveyor receives the cooked snack pieces from the top conveyor. As no continuous bottom conveyor is utilized, the fryer oil pan may be provided with a reduced volume segment situated between the bottom entrance and exit conveyors. Additionally, the molding surfaces may be selected to produce uniformly shaped snack pieces that are either convexly or concavely shaped when viewed upon the bottom exit conveyor.
Owner:FRITO LAY NORTH AMERICA INC

Walk behind power tool vibration control handle

InactiveUS20080289842A1Considerable vibration dampeningRetaining controllabilityPortable percussive toolsPortable power-driven toolsVibration controlEngineering
Disclosed is a vibration dampening handle for power tools. It includes a frame member attached to the power tool itself, and a handle assembly, which is attached to the frame member via connection to resilient material attached to an isolator chassis assembly located at a vibration node point of the frame member. The vibration dampening handle may also include a height adjustment mechanism.
Owner:CHAPPLE LARRY JAKE +1

In situ stabilization of persistent hydrophobic organic contaminants in sediments using coal- and wood-derived carbon sorbents

To overcome obstacles faced by current remediation technologies for contaminated sediments, the present invention provides a new strategy based on in situ control of hydrophobic organic contaminants (HOC) bioavailability. The strategy employs the addition of activated carbon sorbents to sediments. These activated carbon materials sorb HOC contaminants strongly, reduce release of HOCs into water, and reduce HOC uptake by benthic biota, thereby reducing environmental exposure and human health risk to such contaminants. By in situ sorbing the contaminants, the inventive approach reduces environmental exposure and avoids massive material removal while controlling food web transfer of HOCs including polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
Owner:THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIV

Thermoplastic extrusion with vapor barrier and surface sulfonation

A reinforced thermoplastic extrusion and a related method of manufacture are provided. The reinforced thermoplastic extrusion includes an extruded polymeric member, a thermoplastic reinforcing layer, and an intermediate vapor barrier between the extruded polymeric member and the thermoplastic reinforcing layer. The intermediate vapor barrier is bonded to the exterior of the extruded polymeric member and / or the interior of the thermoplastic reinforcing layer to limit the transfer of volatile hydrocarbons therethrough. Surface sulfonation can additionally be included to decrease the permeability of the thermoplastic extrusion to volatile hydrocarbons and other gases that can affect the performance of the outer thermoplastic reinforcing layer.
Owner:THERCOM HLDG
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