查看更多>>摘要：The following quote was obtained by the news editors from the background informa tion supplied bythe inventors: ““Technological Field“The disclosed embodiments generally relate to systems and methods for providing diverse visual contents.More particularly, the disclosed embodiments relate to systems and methods for providing diversevisual contents based on prompts.“Background Information“Vast number of media contents, such as audios, images and videos, are created, edited and viewed bydifferent entities. Nowadays, many media contents are gener ated and/or modified to better suit differentcriteria. However, achieving high quality results when generating and/or modifying media contents stillrequires s ignificant efforts. Moreover, selecting the optimal modification for different p urposes is stillchallenging. This is especially true when generating and/or mod ifying a large number of media contentitems. Therefore, automating the generati on and/or modification of media contents is desired.
查看更多>>摘要：The following quote was obtained by the news editors from the background informa tion supplied bythe inventors: “Extended reality (XR) systems, such as augmente d reality (AR) systems, are increasinglybeing implemented in human-machine inte rfaces (HMIs) for interacting with various types of real-worldenvironments. In an AR system, virtual computer-generated objects are projected onto a real-world environment.In some AR systems, a user wears a special transparent device, suc h as AR glasses, throughwhich the user views physical objects in the real world . A processor associated with the transparent devicerenders one or more XR obje cts, which may also be virtual objects, and projects the rendered XR objectsont o a surface of the XR device. To the user, these XR objects appear as objects in the physical real-worldenvironment.
查看更多>>摘要：News editors obtained the following quote from the background information suppli ed by the inventors:“Swimming pools and spas require continuous maintenance to ensure water quality. Some typesof equipment may autonomously move within swimm ing pools and spas. The most common of thesedevices are APCs, which often are e ither hydraulic or robotic in type. Hydraulic cleaners vary water flowfor movem ent, while robotic cleaners typically employ electric motors to cause motion. Hy draulic APCs,furthermore, subdivide into “pressure-side” and “suction-side” cle aners, with pressure-side cleaners beingfluidly connected to outputs of pumps o f pool water circulation systems and suction-side cleaners beingfluidly connect ed to inputs of such pumps. While autonomous equipment is useful, there may be p ortionsof the swimming pool or spa that the equipment cannot reach, such as but not limited to at and/or above awaterline of the swimming pool or spa, and suc h areas require manual or handheld cleaning. Additionally,or alternatively, a u ser may desire to spot clean an area of the swimming pool or spa without requiri ngoperation of automatic cleaners. Existing equipment for such manual or handhe ld cleaning offer limitedcleaning and are labor intensive to use.”
查看更多>>摘要：The following quote was obtained by the news editors from the background informa tion supplied bythe inventors: “In biomedical research, biological processes ar e monitored using imaging systems, suchas microscopes. In many research methodo logies, hypotheses are tested by observing such biologicalprocesses over time, and using the observations to conclude whether the observations match the respective hypotheses. In general, this monitoring of the biological processes can be improved, and, to a degree,automated, by evaluating the observations with the h elp of an image analysis workflow, which is usedto analyze various aspects of t he image data showing the biological process. However, designing suchan image a nalysis workflow may require a substantial amount of skill from the operator of the respectiveimaging system.
查看更多>>摘要：The following quote was obtained by the news editors from the background informa tion supplied by theinventors: “Messaging systems provide for the exchange of m essage content between users. For example,a messaging system allows a user to e xchange message content (e.g., text, images) with one or more otherusers.”In addition to the background information obtained for this patent, NewsRx journ alists also obtainedthe inventors’ summary information for this patent: “A mess aging system typically allow users to exchangecontent items (e.g., messages, im ages and/or video) with one another in a message thread. A messagingsystem may implement or otherwise work in conjunction with an augmented reality system to d isplayaugmented reality content with respect to messaging. For example, the aug mented reality content iscombined with image data captured by a device camera i n creating message content. However, a usermay wish for facilitating selection of augmented reality content with respect to messaging.
查看更多>>摘要：News editors obtained the following quote from the background information suppli ed by the inventors:“Robotic surgical systems are increasingly utilized in vari ous different surgical procedures. Some roboticsurgical systems include a conso le supporting a robotic arm. One or more different surgical instrumentsmay be c onfigured for use with the robotic surgical system and selectively mountable to the robotic arm.The robotic arm provides one or more inputs to the mounted surg ical instrument to enable operation ofthe mounted surgical instrument.
查看更多>>摘要：The following quote was obtained by the news editors from the background informa tion supplied by theinventors: “As part of determining whether to grant a user access to content (e.g., as part of determiningwhether to provide a caller acce ss to a telephone system that provides banking information), a user ofthe user device may be prompted with one or more authentication questions. Such questions may relateto, for example, a password of the user, a personal identification n umber (PIN) of the user, or the like.Those questions may additionally and/or al ternatively be generated based on personal information of theuser. For example, when setting up an account, a user may provide a variety of answers to predeter minedquestions (e.g., “Where was your father born?,” “Who was your best friend in high school?”), and thosequestions may be presented to the user as part of a n authentication process. As another example, acommercially-available database of personal information may be queried to determine personal informationfor a u ser (e.g., their birthdate, birth location, etc.), and that information may be u sed to generatean authentication question (e.g., “Where were you born, and in w hat year?”). A potential downside ofthese types of authentication questions is that the correct answers may be obtainable and/or guessable forsomeone who has information about a particular user.
查看更多>>摘要：News editors obtained the following quote from the background information suppli ed by the inventors:“When attempting to make a purchase from a merchant, partic ularly a small, new, or otherwise unfamiliarmerchant, a potential purchaser wan ts to know that they are dealing with a legitimate (and ideallyreputable) busin ess. The potential purchaser wants to make sure that their credit card, bank inf ormation,and identity are not compromised when making a purchase among other th ings, and such a compromisepresents risk, expense, and inconvenience to both th e potential purchase (or credit card holder) and thefinancial service provider (or credit card provider). For example, from the potential purchaser’s perspective, a fraudulent charge using their credit card or other banking information can present a risk as to who ison the hook for fraudulent charge, require actions from the potential purchaser to help monitor for futurefraudulent charges, and inconvenience the potential purchaser by requiring replacement of the credit card and updating all recurring charges (e.g., for utilities, donations, etc.) and saved payment profiles to usethe new credit card’s information. Similarly, from the financial service provider’s perspective, a fraudulentcharge likely expose s them to liability for the fraud along with the expense of issuing a new credit cardand potentially providing credit monitoring services.
查看更多>>摘要：Reporters obtained the following quote from the background information supplied by the inventors:“The invention relates to the control of a side brush of a flo or robot. In particular, the invention relatesto the control of the side brush in a corner of a floor area to be cleaned.“A floor robot is configured to clean a floor area. A side brush can be provided for improved cleaningalong an edge or a groove between the floor surface and a lateral boundary, such as a wall or a piece offurniture. The side brush is usu ally attached to the front and side of the floor robot and can be rotatedabout a vertical axis. The side brush contains cleaning arms that are guided over the floor area with therotation of the side brush in order to move dirt out of the edge and preferably into a receiving area ofthe floor robot. The receiving area can be formed by a suction mouth through which air and dirt can besucked in.
查看更多>>摘要：News editors obtained the following quote from the background information suppli ed by the inventors:“Numerous cleaning devices capable of autonomous movement w ithin swimming pools and spas currentlyexist. The most common of these devices are APCs, which often are either hydraulic or robotic in type. Hydraulic cleaner s vary water flow for movement, while robotic cleaners typically employ electric motorsto cause motion. Hydraulic APCs, furthermore, subdivide into “pressure-s ide” and “suction-side” cleaners,with pressure-side cleaners being fluidly conn ected to outputs of pumps of pool water circulation systemsand suction-side cle aners being fluidly connected to inputs of such pumps. While current APCs collec tdebris from the pool or spa, they do not get feedback about the collected debr is and/or water flowingthrough the APC.”
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