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Imaging Technique for Recognizing Hand Gestures & Other Micromotions in 3-D
With recent advancements in digital imaging, image sensors have become popular for capturing motion in 3-D. However, measuring small scale motion such as fine hand gestures across a user interface rem...
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Mohit Gupta, Brandon Smith, Pratham Desai, Vishal Agarwal | P170202US01
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Physics ‘Office Hours’ educational learning platform
Science and engineering education faces important challenges in terms of meeting US workforce needs. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that total employment in science and engineering will in...
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Heidi Fencl | T150035US01
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Architecture for Speculative Parallel Execution Improves Performance, Simplifies Programming
Parallel processing enables simultaneous data processing tasks to increase computational speed. To leverage this capability with multiprocessors, first an ordered multiprocessor program defines the or...
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Gurindar Sohi, Gagan Gupta | P140373US01
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Optimized Nanoresonator Design Signals Breakthroughs in Spectrometry and Device Efficiency
An optical resonator is an arrangement of optical components that allows a beam of light to circulate in a closed path. Nanoresonators are a type of optical resonator that can effectively concentrate ...
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Zongfu Yu, Ming Zhou | P160052US01
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Phased-Array Antenna Concept Reduces Cost, Improves Power Handling
In a phased-array antenna the relative phases of the signals feeding the antennas are varied in such a way that the effective radiation pattern is reinforced in a desired direction and suppressed in u...
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Nader Behdad, John Booske | P150090US01
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Virtual Touch Screens: New Input for Smaller Devices
As mobile devices become smaller, touch screen inputs have remain largely unchanged. But the use of the display as an input surface can become a problem as the user’s finger obstructs increasingly l...
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Xinyu Zhang, Chi Zhang, Joshua Tabor, Jialiang Zhang | P160021US01
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More for Less: Higher Throughput, Lower Energy Communications Made Possible In Mobile Devices
In radiofrequency (RF) communications systems such as wireless local area networks (LANs) and 3G and 4G mobile networks, multiple input, multiple output (MIMO) technology has been crucial for achievin...
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Xinyu Zhang, Teng Wei, Sanjib Sur | P160037US01
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New Software Algorithm Advances Measurement Technology in Agribusiness
Assessing new varieties of maize and other crops is time-consuming and costly. Researchers must count and weigh kernels from hundreds of ears of corn to measure yield characteristics such as kernel nu...
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Edgar Spalding, Nathan Miller | P140371US02
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Hardware Blends Compute/Storage Capabilities, Increases Efficiency
Perhaps surprising to many consumers, the industry that produces compute hardware (microprocessors, graphic units, etc.) is highly disconnected from the industry that produces memory storage hardware ...
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Jing Li | P150232US01
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New Isogeometric Analysis Software for Seamless Integration of Design and Analysis
Finite element analysis (FEA) is a tool commonly used by engineers when designing parts and systems using CAD software. FEA tests the mechanical properties of computer-designed parts so that they can ...
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Xiaoping Qian, Songtao Xia | P150209US01
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New 2-D Optical Trap Array for Quantum Computing, Sensors
In the field of quantum computing, the performance of quantum bits (‘qubits’) has advanced rapidly in recent years. In contrast to classical two-state binary systems (0 or 1), each qubit can be a ...
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Mark Saffman, Martin Lichtman | P140422US01
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More Efficient Laminate Analysis
Lamination includes various techniques of manufacturing materials in multiple layers or ‘plies.’ Laminates are commonly used in the automotive, aerospace, medical and consumer industries. A simple...
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Vadim Shapiro, Goldy Kumar | P140408US01
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Intelligent Memory Fault Patching Cuts Costs
The development of smaller, denser transistors has revolutionized computer performance but given rise to power dissipation problems, wherein a chip or part of a chip consumes more power than can effec...
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Mikko Lipasti, Nam Sung Kim, David Palframan | P140425US01
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Improved Mobile User Localization
The rapid proliferation of wireless devices has caused a surge in data rates. Higher frequencies including millimeter wave frequencies (30-300 GHz) are being explored to address the spectrum crunch.At...
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Akbar Sayeed | P140393US01
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Detecting Seismic S Waves with Unprecedented Accuracy
Seismic events produce two types of seismic waves, referred to as P waves and S waves. P waves are relatively easy to detect (or “pick”) with software. S waves travel more slowly and arrive in the...
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Clifford Thurber, Christopher Rawles | P140387US01
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Bringing Quantum Computers Closer to Reality by Solving Decoherence Problem
A quantum computer will allow efficient solutions for certain problems that are intractable on conventional, classical computers, including factoring and quantum simulation of complex systems. While a...
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Robert McDermott, Pradeep Kumar | P150095US01
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Improved Method Provides Run-Time Parallelization of Computer Software
Parallelization is one technique used to improve software performance and/or energy consumption by dividing the execution of a software program into multiple components that can run simultaneously on ...
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Gurindar Sohi, Srinath Sridharan, Gagan Gupta | P100343US01
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Improved High-Power Transistor Amplifier for Wireless Communications
The demand for smaller wireless communication devices that use less power is growing. In particular, radio frequency identification (RFID) systems require small, low-power transmitters to label or “...
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Zhenqiang Ma, Guogong Wang, Guoxuan Qin | P08017US
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Mobile Tools for Autism & Communicative Disorders Therapy
Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability in the United States. Currently the Center for Disease Control estimates that roughly one percent, or 1 in 88 children and 1 in 54 boys between ...
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Anthony Ellertson | T120009US01
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New MIMO Transceiver Cuts Costs, Complexity
In a multiple-input, multiple-output (MIMO) system, multiple antennas are used at both the transmitter and receiver to improve communication performance. MIMO systems are key to high capacity communic...
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Akbar Sayeed, John Brady | P150112US01
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Wideband Transceiver for Antenna Array
Wideband high-dimensional antenna arrays are expected to play a key role in future wireless systems. Due to narrow bandwidths, phased array/beamforming methods are the natural choice when it comes to ...
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Akbar Sayeed, John Brady | P150113US01
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Controlling Parallelism in Real Time
Executing different portions of a program in parallel on different processors is known as parallelism. While this can boost how fast a program is executed, increased parallelism is not always benefici...
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Gurindar Sohi, Srinath Sridharan, Gagan Gupta | P110121US01
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Voltage Regulator Control for Processors Conserves Energy
Managing the power consumption of computer systems is important for reducing energy costs as well as prolonging battery life on portable devices. Power delivered to a computer normally passes through ...
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Nam Sung Kim | P140423US01
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Improving Memory Access in Asymmetric Memories
In computer memory there is a tradeoff between capacity (how much data can be stored) and latency (how quickly it can be accessed). To achieve a balance, typical memory systems employ a hierarchy of d...
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Nam Sung Kim, Hao Wang | P150172US01
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More Efficient Signal Processing for Digital and Smartphone Cameras
Image signal processors (ISPs) are specialized circuits in cameras that help rapidly process image data. ISPs provide white balance, geometric correction and other functions that make an image suitabl...
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Nam Sung Kim | P150100US01