Miloslavsky
Alec Miloslavsky, Hillsborough, CA US
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20110054923 | SHARED ROYALTY PLATFORM FOR CONTENT ROYALTY MANAGEMENT - Systems and methods for the dynamic processing of royalties are disclosed. Sales records are processed on a transaction basis rather than in batch mode. This process also allows correction of information retroactively, rather than delaying the entire processing of the information. One embodiment includes a system comprising a message broker in communication with a plurality of clients and services, a state machine, a processor and a time manager. The message broker interacts with the processor to execute a common service based on events produced by the state machine. Another embodiment includes a method comprising providing a rate matrix, receiving a sales record from a database and calculating a royalty payment using the sales record and the rate matrix. | 03-03-2011 |
Alec Miloslavsky, San Carlos, CA US
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20100172486 | Determining Presence for Interaction Routing - An Internet Protocol Network Telephony call center having a plurality of agents for serving clients also processes e-mails addresses to the call center, but not to specific agents. An e-mail server receives and routes the e-mail, and includes a router and a database storing skill set information regarding agents. The router extracts information from the e-mails, matches key words in the extracted information with key words from the skill sets, and routes the e-mails to appropriate agents having the necessary skills to respond to the service requirements in the e-mails. | 07-08-2010 |
20130129067 | PERSONAL DESKTOP ROUTER - A client-server telephone call router system as part of a customer premises system has a client-server router adapted to execute on a telephony switch, such as a public branch exchange (PBX) or other telephony switch, or on a processor connected by CTI link to a telephony switch. The telephony switch or processor executing the router is connected to a local area network (LAN) that also interconnects computer workstations proximate to telephones connected to the telephony switch. Client user interface applications run on the computer workstations, allowing clients to edit routing rules for the router, which has a list of routing rules keyed to users and workstations of the customer premises system. The editing rules are kept by the router in portions dedicated to individual users. With this system a user can edit at a workstation on the LAN his\her own routing rules, and transmit the edits to the client-server router where the rules will be followed to route calls for that user and protocol. | 05-23-2013 |
Alec Miloslavsky, Burlingame, CA US
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20090077531 | Systems and Methods to Generate a Software Framework Based on Semantic Modeling and Business Rules - Systems and methods are provided to generate a software framework based on semantic modeling and business rules. In one embodiment, a method implemented in a data processing system, includes: receiving input from one or more first users to generate a first ontology describing a software requirement; receiving input from one or more second users to map the first ontology to a second ontology describing software tools; and generating a software framework in the data processing system based on the input received from the one or more second users to map the first ontology to the second ontology. | 03-19-2009 |
Alec Miloslavsky, Daly City, CA US
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20130230160 | CALL AND DATA CORRESPONDENCE IN A CALL-IN CENTER EMPLOYING VIRTUAL RESTRUCTURING FOR COMPUTER TELEPHONY INTEGRATED FUNCTIONALITY - A call center having agent stations comprising telephones connected to computer stations by a Telephone Application Programming Interface (TAPI)-compliant bridge has data pertaining to callers stored in a database on a local area network (LAN) to which the computer stations are also connected. Origination data for incoming calls, both conventional calls to the telephones and computer-simulated calls to the computer platforms, is used as a key to extract data pertaining to calls from the database for display on video display units (VDUs) of the computer workstations where the calls are terminated. In some cases, data is only extracted and displayed for calls from previously listed origination points. | 09-05-2013 |
Alex Miloslavsky, Sunnyvale, CA US
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20090271749 | PATTERN-CLIP-BASED HOTSPOT DATABASE SYSTEM FOR LAYOUT VERIFICATION - One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that generates a pattern-clip-based hotspot database for performing automatic pattern-clip-based layout verification. During operation, the system receives a list of pattern clips which specify manufacturing hotspots to be avoided in a layout, wherein each pattern clip comprises a set of geometries in proximity to each other. Next, for each pattern clip, the system perturbs the pattern clip to determine a first range of variations for the constituent set of geometries wherein the perturbed pattern clip no longer causes a manufacturing hotspot. The system then extracts a set of correction guidance descriptions from the first range of variations for correcting the pattern clip. Subsequently, the system stores the pattern clip and the set of correction guidance descriptions in the pattern-clip-based hotspot database. | 10-29-2009 |
20090300561 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR POST-ROUTING LITHOGRAPHY-HOTSPOT CORRECTION OF A LAYOUT - One embodiment of the present invention provides a system that verifies an integrated circuit (IC) chip layout. During operation, the system receives a layout of an IC chip after the layout has gone through a place-and-route operation. Next, the system performs a lithography compliance checking (LCC) operation on the layout to detect lithography hotspots within the layout, wherein each lithography hotspot is associated with a local routing pattern around the lithography hotspot. Next, for each detected lithography hotspot, the system compares the associated local routing pattern against a hotspot database to determine if the local routing pattern matches an entry in the hotspot database, which stores a set of known hotspot configurations. If so, the system corrects the lithography hotspot using correction guidance information associated with the hotspot configuration stored in the hotspot database. Otherwise, the system corrects the lithography hotspot by performing a local rip-up and reroute on the local routing pattern, iteratively, until achieving convergence or given number of iterations. | 12-03-2009 |
Alexander Miloslavsky, Sunnyvale, CA US
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20100131909 | FAST LITHOGRAPHY COMPLIANCE CHECK FOR PLACE AND ROUTE OPTIMIZATION - A computer is programmed to use at least one rule to identify from within a layout of an IC design, a set of regions likely to fail if fabricated unchanged. An example of such a rule of detection is to check for presence of two neighbors neither of which fully overlaps a short wire or an end of a long wire. The computer uses at least another rule to change at least one region in the set of regions, to obtain a second layout which is less likely to fail in the identified regions. An example of such a rule of correction is to elongate at least one of the two neighbors. The computer may perform optical rule checking (ORC) in any order relative to application of the rules, e.g. ORC can be performed between detection rules and correction rules i.e. performed individually on each identified region prior to correction. | 05-27-2010 |
20140245239 | DETECTION AND REMOVAL OF SELF-ALIGNED DOUBLE PATTERNING ARTIFACTS - Mask design techniques for detection and removal of undesirable artifacts in SADP processes using multiple patterns are disclosed. Artifacts or spurs result from lithographic and chemical processing of semiconducting wafers. The spurs are undesirable because they can cause unwanted connections or act as electrical antennas. Spurs are detected using rule-based techniques and reduced by modifying lithographic masks. The severity of the detected spurs is determined, again using rule-based techniques. The effects of detected spurs can be reduced by modifying the decomposition of the drawn patterns into the two masks used for lithography. Mandrel masks are modified by add dummy mandrel material, and trim masks are modified by removing trim material. The resulting multi-pattern arrangement is used to fabricate the critical design elements that make up the semiconductor wafers. | 08-28-2014 |
Eugene Miloslavsky, Sunnyvale, CA US
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20080256500 | INTEGRATED OPC VERIFICATION TOOL - An integrated verification and manufacturability tool provides more efficient verification of integrated device designs than verification using several different verification components. The integrated verification and manufacturability includes a hierarchical database to store shared design data accessed by multiple verification components (e.g., layout versus schematic, design rule check, optical process correction, phase shift mask assignment and OPC verification and machine language conversion). The hierarchical database includes representations of one or more additional, or intermediate layer structures that are created and used by the verification components for operations performed on the design being verified. Use of a single hierarchical database having shared data for access and use by multiple verification components streamlines the verification process, which provides an improved verification tool. | 10-16-2008 |
Gennady Miloslavsky, Brooklyn, NY US
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20110179937 | BRACE FOR STRINGED INSTRUMENTS - A stringed musical instrument is provided that includes a brace disposed within the hollow chamber of the musical instrument such that the first end of the brace is in contact with the inner side of the soundboard of the musical instrument at a point longitudinally at or above the bridge saddle toward the top end of the instrument. At the second end, the brace is in contact with an inner side of the body at a point longitudinally below the bridge saddle toward the bottom end of the musical instrument. The strings pass over the bridge saddle, through at least one hole in the bridge, and at least one of the strings attaches to the brace directly or indirectly at a point on the brace. The brace receives tension from the at least one string attached to the brace and transfers the tension from the strings to at least the contact point of the first end of the brace. | 07-28-2011 |
20110287212 | ORNAMENTED COMPOSITE MATERIALS - A method for producing a composite part is provided that includes the steps of obtaining a fibrous mat having an outer surface; stitching an ornamental feature over the outer surface of the fibrous mat; and encapsulating the fibrous mat with the ornamental feature stitched therein in a transparent matrix with the ornamental feature outwardly visible through the matrix. | 11-24-2011 |
20130032019 | STRINGED INSTRUMENTS WITH INTERNAL BAFFLING - A musical instrument with a hollow body is provided that has a top and a bottom, and at least one vertical baffle forming a meandering path within the hollow body of the musical instrument between the top and bottom of the hollow body. The hollow body of the musical instrument may further include a planer baffle located within the hollow body such that a separation chamber created therewith separates the soundboard of the musical instrument from the meandering path and the planer baffle maintains the volume of the meandering path such that the at least one vertical baffle does not interfere with vibration of the soundboard. | 02-07-2013 |
Irina Miloslavsky, Old Bridge, NJ US
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20150089719 | UNDERGARMENT WITH A REFLECTIVE ELEMENT - At least one reflective element may be integrated into or otherwise coupled to any suitable undergarment, where the reflective element may enable a user wearing the undergarment to see a reflection of the user's genitalia. For example, this may substantially improve a woman's ability to see her own genitalia any time she is wearing an undergarment without the necessity to carry and hold a separate mirror. | 04-02-2015 |