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Arun Prasath Anbalagan, Austin, TX US
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| 20080276301 | Method and System for Software Installation - A network based installation management system that dynamically manages secure software installation on a client. The server is configured to determine the software required and prepare an appropriated response containing the list of software and an information file containing the respective attributes of the list of software. The server encoded this response and the encoded response is transmitted to the client. The client on receiving the response is configured to authenticate the response and install the encoded response after authentication. Highly accurate and reliable software installation using the network based installation management system may be achieved using a respective hardware element on the client and the server, which is configured to encode and decode a request and/or response suitably thereby providing a high level of security and trust in an un-trusted network environment. | 11-06-2008 |
Dorai Ashok Anbalagan, Nolambur IN
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| 20090150564 | PER-USER BANDWIDTH AVAILABILITY - A system for calculating bandwidth availability for best servicing a user is disclosed. The system optimizes network performance and network utilization by making use of routing table information and bandwidth utilization information between the servers and the user. | 06-11-2009 |
Dorai Ashok Shanmugavel Anbalagan, Chennai IN
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| 20090106387 | CIDR BASED CACHING AT APPLICATION LAYER - A system for CIDR-based caching at the OSI application layer 7 is disclosed. The system improves performance of free peer routing servers, and can be implemented within a video on demand system. | 04-23-2009 |
Karthik G. Anbalagan, Bellevue, WA US
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| 20100054600 | Tagging Images With Labels - An image to be shared with other users based on input from a first user is received. A second user is identified from a tag of the image, and information is provided, based at least in part on the tag, to one or both of the first user and the second user. Additionally, after editing of an image a determination can be made as to whether a region of the image having an associated tag has been affected by the editing. The tag associated with the region is altered if the region has been affected by the editing, otherwise the tag associated with the region is left unaltered. Furthermore, the tag can include a first portion storing data identifying a region of the image to which the tag corresponds, and a second portion storing data identifying a person shown in the region. | 03-04-2010 |
| 20100054601 | Image Tagging User Interface - A global tag for an image is received identifies one or more objects in the image, and a region-specific tag for the image identifies one or more objects in a region of the image. The global tag and the region-specific tag are stored with the image. Displayed, along with the image, is an identifier for each of the one or more objects identified in the global tag, and an identifier for each of the one or more objects identified in the region-specific tag. Different users are able to maintain different names for the same person, allowing the same tag of the image to be used as the basis for displaying the image with different names for the different users. Additionally, the tags can be used as a basis for generating a credits list of people that are included in a compilation of images. | 03-04-2010 |
Pranav Anbalagan, San Jose, CA US
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| 20120028399 | LASER PROCESSING FOR HIGH-EFFICIENCY THIN CRYSTALLINE SILICON SOLAR CELL FABRICATION - Laser processing schemes are disclosed for producing various types of hetero-junction and homo-junction solar cells. The methods include base and emitter contact opening, selective doping, and metal ablation. Also, laser processing schemes are disclosed that are suitable for selective amorphous silicon ablation and selective doping for hetero-junction solar cells. These laser processing techniques may be applied to semiconductor substrates, including crystalline silicon substrates, and further including crystalline silicon substrates which are manufactured either through wire saw wafering methods or via epitaxial deposition processes, that are either planar or textured/three-dimensional. These techniques are highly suited to thin crystalline semiconductor, including thin crystalline silicon films. | 02-02-2012 |