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Alvaro Diaz Aguilar, Tempe, AZ US
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| 20110266161 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR INTEGRATED DETECTION - An integrated sensor is capable of detecting analytes using electrochemical (EC), electrical (E), and optical (O) signals or EC and O signals. The sensor introduces synergetic new capabilities and enhances the sensitivity and selectivity for real-time detection of an analyte in complex matrices, including the presence of high concentration of interferences in liquids and in gas phases. | 11-03-2011 |
Gaston A. Aguilar, Milford, CT US
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| 20090156444 | ADDITIVE COMPOSITION FOR EP GREASES WITH EXCELLENT ANTIWEAR AND CORROSION PROPERTIES - A lubricant composition is provided as follows: | 06-18-2009 |
Helene Aguilar, St. Augustine, FL US
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| 20110021656 | COMFORTABLE OPHTHALMIC DEVICE AND METHODS OF ITS PRODUCTION - This invention relates to comfortable ophthalmic devices and methods of producing such devices. | 01-27-2011 |
Jim Ray Marentes Aguilar, Albuquerque, NM US
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| 20110203751 | PROTECTIVE SCREEN APPARATUS FOR AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLE - A protective screen apparatus for attachment to a front grille of an automotive vehicle to prevent insects and other debris from entering interior elements associated with the vehicle. The apparatus includes a removable frame surrounding a fine mesh material in order to form a protective screen that can be attached with respect to the front grille of the vehicle. The protective screen can be interchangeably located in a discrete area behind the front grille in order to protect the interior elements associated with the front region of the vehicle. The protective screen can be easily removed, cleaned, and inserted back into the front grille. Such a protective screen apparatus can cover the front grille of the automotive vehicle in a simple and efficient manner. | 08-25-2011 |
Jonathan Aguilar, Miami, FL US
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| 20090211910 | DIELECTROPHORETIC TWEEZERS APPARATUS AND METHODS - Dielectrophoretic (DEP) tweezers apparatus and methods for various applications, including particle trapping. Multiple electrodes (e.g., two or three) are disposed on or otherwise constitute an elongated object forming a tip. Exemplary electrode configurations include, but are not limited to, coaxial and triaxial arrangements. A voltage is applied across these electrodes to produce a non-uniform electromagnetic field proximate to the tip thereby creating a dielectrophoretic trap. Once trapped, a particle may be moved to desired locations via manipulation of the elongated object or the medium in which the particle is located. Multiple DEP tweezers apparatus may be arranged to form arrays of tips capable of respectively generating local electromagnetic fields confined to the tips. Such DEP arrays may be employed in nanofabrication processes involving nanolithography or nano-manipulation, as well as data storage and retrieval applications. | 08-27-2009 |
Luis Aguilar, Ballston Lake, NY US
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| 20090089854 | Arrangement and method for managing testing and repair of set-top boxes - Arrangement and method for managing set-top boxes used by customers of a content service provider includes at least one automated tester each arranged to couple to set-top boxes and subject each set-top box to a series of automated tests to determine whether each set-top box is functioning properly or requires subsequent repair, and a processor unit coupled to each automated tester for receiving test results therefrom and monitoring testing of set-top boxes via the automated tester(s). Each automated tester is located at a testing facility maintained by the content service provider. A database stores the test results from the automated tester(s) and enables generation of customized reports about the set-top boxes tested by the automated tester(s). A billing system is coupled to each automated tester and to the processor unit and coordinates invoicing for testing performed by the automated tester(s) and repair of set-top boxes at a repair facility. | 04-02-2009 |
Mario Aguilar, Jacksonville, AL US
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| 20100100001 | FIXATION-LOCKED MEASUREMENT OF BRAIN RESPONSES TO STIMULI - Fixation-locked measurement of brain activity generates time-coded cues indicative of whether an operator exhibited a significant cognitive response to task-relevant stimuli. The free-viewing environment is one in which the presentation of stimuli is natural to the task encompassing both pre- and post-fixation stimuli and the operator is allowed to move his or her eyes naturally to perform the task. | 04-22-2010 |
| 20110158510 | BIOLOGICALLY-INSPIRED METADATA EXTRACTION (BIME) OF VISUAL DATA USING A MULTI-LEVEL UNIVERSAL SCENE DESCRIPTOR (USD) - A computer vision system provides a universal scene descriptor (USD) framework and methodology for using the USD framework to extract multi-level semantic metadata from scenes. The computer vision system adopts the human vision system principles of saliency, hierarchical feature extraction and hierarchical classification to systematically extract scene information at multiple semantic levels. | 06-30-2011 |
| 20110159467 | EEG-BASED ACCELERATION OF SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING - EEG-based acceleration of second language learning is accomplished by measuring via single-trial EEG a learner's cognitive response to the presentation (visual or auditory) of language learning materials and updating a user model of latent traits related to language-learning skills in accordance with the cognitive response. The user model is suitably updated with each trial, each trial being triggered by learner fixation on a portion of visual materials and/or a next phoneme in auditory materials. Additional discrimination may be achieved through the use of saccades or fixation duration features. | 06-30-2011 |
Mario Aguilar, Cary, NC US
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| 20090171240 | FUSION-BASED SPATIO-TEMPORAL FEATURE DETECTION FOR ROBUST CLASSIFICATION OF INSTANTANEOUS CHANGES IN PUPIL RESPONSE AS A CORRELATE OF COGNITIVE RESPONSE - A computationally efficient and robust approach for monitoring the instantaneous pupil response as a correlate to significant cognitive response to relevant stimuli derives data samples d(n) of the pupil diameter (area), v(n) of pupil velocity and a(n) of pupil acceleration from the pupillary response and segments the data samples into a sequence of time-shifted windows. A feature extractor extracts a plurality of spatio-temporal pupil features from the data samples from the response and baseline periods in each window. A classifier trained to detect patterns of the extracted spatio-temporal pupil features for relevant stimuli generates an output indicative of the occurrence of absence of a significant cognitive response in the subject to a relevant stimulus. | 07-02-2009 |
| 20090285500 | Bayesian approach for sensor super-resolution - Bayesian super-resolution techniques fuse multiple low resolution images (possibly from multiple bands) to infer a higher resolution image. The super-resolution and fusion concepts are portable to a wide variety of sensors and environmental models. The procedure is model-based inference of super-resolved information. In this approach, both the point spread function of the sub-sampling process and the multi-frame registration parameters are optimized simultaneously in order to infer an optimal estimate of the super-resolved imagery. The procedure involves a significant number of improvements, among them, more accurate likelihood estimates and a more accurate, efficient, and stable optimization procedure. | 11-19-2009 |
| 20100185113 | Coordinating System Responses Based on an Operator's Cognitive Response to a Relevant Stimulus and to the Position of the Stimulus in the Operator's Field of View - Neurophysiological responses such as EEG signals of brainwave activity, dilation signals of pupillary response, dwell time signals of eye movement and imaging signals of vascular response are monitored as a correlate of the operator's cognitive response. These responses are processed to determine if there is a significant cognitive response to a stimulus (visual or non-visual) to generate a positive cue. The operator's eye movement is monitored to determine when the operator fixates on the stimulus and the position of the stimulus in the operator's field-of view (FOV). The positive cue and position of the stimulus, and typically the time-stamp of the cue are output triggering a system response. The temporal sequence of cues and stimulus position may be processed to reinforce or reject the cue or refine the stimulus position. | 07-22-2010 |
Patricia V. Aguilar, New York, NY US
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| 20100247565 | Chimeric sindbis-eastern equine encephalitis virus and uses thereof - The present invention discloses a chimeric alphavirus comprising a Sindbis virus cDNA fragment and an Eastern equine encephalitis virus cDNA fragment. The present also discloses the use of this chimeric alphavirus as vaccines and in serological and diagnostic assays. | 09-30-2010 |
Robert B. Aguilar, West Hills, NV US
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| 20110040719 | FAILURE DETECTION SYSTEM RISK REDUCTION ASSESSMENT - A process includes determining a probability of a failure mode of a system being analyzed reaching a failure limit as a function of time to failure limit, determining a probability of a mitigation of the failure mode as a function of a time to failure limit, and quantifying a risk reduction based on the probability of the failure mode reaching the failure limit and the probability of the mitigation. | 02-17-2011 |
Sylvia Aguilar, Chicago, IL US
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| 20100122426 | MOUNTABLE SCRUBBING DEVICE - A mountable scrubbing device comprises a support element comprising a rear surface and a front surface. Further, the mountable scrubbing device comprises a plurality of suction cups configured on the rear surface of the support element. The plurality of suction cups is adapted for detachably securing the support element on a flat surface. Furthermore, the mountable scrubbing device comprises a scrubbing element removably attached to the front surface of the support element. The scrubbing element is capable of scrubbing a posterior portion of an individual. Additionally, the mountable scrubbing device comprises a reversible hand scrubbing member detachably attached to the support element. | 05-20-2010 |