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Ani Anirudh, Redmond, WA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090254924 | OPERATING SYSTEM INTERFACES FOR VIRTUAL WIFI AND SOFTAP CAPABLE DRIVERS - Some embodiments of the invention provide an interface between programmed instructions (e.g., an operating system) and a miniport driver configured to communicate with radio hardware on a computer. The interface may include components operable to invoke various wireless connectivity-related functionality implemented by the radio hardware and/or miniport driver. The functionality may, for example, include a capability whereby the computer may maintain simultaneous connections on a plurality of wireless networks using a single radio, and/or a capability whereby the computer may function as an access point for a wireless network. | 10-08-2009 |
Ani Taggu, Campbell, CA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100017185 | Method And System for Virtual Prototyping - An integrated design environment (IDE) is disclosed for forming virtual embedded systems. The IDE includes a design language for forming finite state machine models of hardware components that are coupled to simulators of processor cores, preferably instruction set accurate simulators. A software debugger interface permits a software application to be loaded and executed on the virtual embedded system. A virtual test bench may be coupled to the simulation to serve as a human-machine interface. In one embodiment, the IDE is provided as a web-based service for the evaluation, development and procurement phases of an embedded system project. IP components, such as processor cores, may be evaluated using a virtual embedded system. In one embodiment, a virtual embedded system is used as an executable specification for the procurement of a good or service related to an embedded system. | 01-21-2010 |
Ani Tejirian, Davis, CA US
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| 20100159535 | METHODS FOR INCREASING HYDROLYSIS OF CELLULOSIC MATERIAL - The present invention relates to methods for pretreating a cellulosic material, methods for degrading or converting a cellulosic material, methods for producing a fermentation product, and methods of fermenting a cellulosic material under anaerobic conditions. | 06-24-2010 |
Ani Tirpan, New Rochelle, NY US
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| 20100054637 | ENCLOSURE FOR ITEMS SUSCEPTIBLE TO INFESTATION BY CERTAIN ORGANISMS - An enclosure for preventing certain organisms from escaping from an item susceptible to infestation into the surrounded environment and for preventing certain organisms from entering the item susceptible to infestation from the surrounding environment. The enclosure is defined by a flexible sheet material defining an interior space. The enclosure comprises a slit-like opening formed in the flexible sheet material through which an item susceptible to infestation can be inserted into the interior space defined by the enclosure. The slit-like opening is defined by a pair of opposed free edges of the flexible sheet material, and the slit-like opening extends between a first end and a second end. A sliding type fastener including a slide, extends from the first end to the second end of the slit-like opening wherein, when the slide of the sliding-type fastener is positioned at the first end, the slit-like opening is open. When the slide is positioned at the second end, the slit-like opening is substantially closed except for a small space between the slide and the second end of the slit-like opening. The enclosure also includes a first strip of flexible sheet material having a first edge attached to an inner surface of one of the opposed free edges of the flexible sheet material and which extends between the first and second ends of the slit-like opening. The enclosure also includes a second strip of flexible sheet material interconnecting opposing edges defining the slit-like opening in the region of the second end and positioned between the slit-like opening and the first strip of flexible sheet material. | 03-04-2010 |