Patent Applications published on Oct 10, 2024

Explore the 6,352 U.S. Patent Applications published on the 41st week of 2024, including 2,751 applications that subsequently received a Patent Grant.

Featured patent applications from Oct 10, 2024

Published: 2024-10-10 Assignee: LEGO A/S.
US20240335761A1
Human necessities
Application 20240335761, fig. 01

TOY CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM WITH FUNCTION CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS

A toy construction system includes various interactive building pieces. Each piece has a control circuit and can communicate wirelessly with other pieces. There is also a wireless tag that contains a group identifier for organizing the pieces. When a piece receives this identifier, it knows which group it belongs to. The control circuit ensures that each piece only interacts with others in the same group, creating a fun and organized play experience.

Published: 2024-10-10 Assignee: Adobe Inc..
US20240338859A1
Physics
Application 20240338859, fig. 01

MULTILINGUAL TEXT-TO-IMAGE GENERATION

A system can create images from text written in different languages. First, it takes a text prompt in one language. Then, it uses a special tool to understand the meaning of that text in multiple languages. After that, it processes this understanding to create a representation of an image. Finally, the system generates an image that matches the original text prompt.

Published: 2024-10-10 Assignee: UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH.
US20240334950A1
Human necessities
Application 20240334950, fig. 01

Plant-Based Cheese Product Comprising Low Solubility Protein

A new type of cheese is made from plants instead of milk. It uses a special protein that doesn't dissolve easily, which helps give it a good texture. Starch and fat are also included to improve the flavor and consistency. The starch used has a high amount of amylopectin, which is a type of carbohydrate. This combination creates a cheese alternative that can appeal to those looking for plant-based options.

Published: 2024-10-10 Assignee: Flying Eye Reality, Inc..
US20240338780A1
Physics
Application 20240338780, fig. 02

Augmented reality social media platform, systems, and methods related thereto

An augmented reality social media platform allows users to interact in a virtual version of a real-world area. This area is divided into smaller virtual sections that can be leased by users. Users can get a lease for these virtual sections based on their connection to real-world organizations that manage the area. Additionally, leases can be moved to different virtual sections or linked to different real-world offers. This creates a flexible and engaging way for people to connect and share experiences in both virtual and real environments.

Published: 2024-10-10 Assignee: Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC.
US20240338860A1
Physics
Application 20240338860, fig. 01

TEXT AND IMAGE GENERATION FOR CREATION OF IMAGERY FROM AUDIBLE INPUT

An AI system can create images based on spoken words in real-time. It listens to audio, like conversations or lectures, and turns it into written text. Then, it takes a part of that text and summarizes it using a language model. After summarizing, the system asks another model to generate an image that matches the summary. This process continues, allowing new images to appear as more audio is received.

Published: 2024-10-10
US20240339039A1
Physics
Application 20240339039, fig. 01

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CO-PILOT FOR MANNED AND UNMANNED AIRCRAFT

An AI Co-pilot system helps pilots fly both manned and unmanned aircraft more safely and efficiently. It uses advanced technology to reduce human errors and assist pilots in making better decisions during flights. The system can understand voice commands, allowing for easy communication between the pilot and the aircraft. By using Natural Language Processing, it creates a smooth interaction that helps with navigation and safety. Overall, this technology aims to improve flight performance and support pilots in their operations.

Published: 2024-10-10 Assignee: MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
US20240338583A1
Physics
Application 20240338583, fig. 01

Quantum computing architecture based on entangled fermions

Fermions are fundamental particles that make up matter. Researchers have created a strong quantum register using pairs of these fermionic atoms, which are held in a special structure called an optical lattice. Each pair of fermions acts like a qubit, which is a basic unit of quantum information, and they can maintain their quantum state for over ten seconds. By adjusting how the atoms interact, scientists can control the system and even change the speed at which these entangled particles move. Additionally, they can separate the pairs into individual fermions to create entangled pairs known as Bell pairs for further experiments.

Published: 2024-10-10 Assignee: Wayne Fueling Systems LLC.
US20240338782A1
Physics
Application 20240338782, fig. 01

INTELLIGENT FUEL DISPENSERS

Intelligent fuel dispensers can recognize who the customer is and offer personalized fueling experiences. They can gather information about the customer to tailor the service to their needs. These dispensers also have a touchless interface, which means customers can fill up their vehicles without needing to touch the machine much. This feature helps reduce physical contact, making it more hygienic. Overall, these dispensers aim to improve convenience and safety for customers while refueling.

Published: 2024-10-10 Assignee: BIOMASON INC..
US20240336527A1
Chemistry; metallurgy

Microorganism Loaded Aggregate and Manufacturing Methods

New methods have been developed to create construction materials that can also help control dust. These methods involve adding colors to materials like crushed rock, stone, or sand. By mixing these materials with special microorganisms and nutrients, strong connections are formed between the particles. This process allows for the creation of various stone-like products, such as bricks and countertops. Additionally, kits are available that let people add these microorganisms and colors to different types of aggregate materials.

Published: 2024-10-10 Assignee: Adobe Inc..
US20240338915A1
Physics
Application 20240338915, fig. 01

CONTROLLABLE DYNAMIC APPEARANCE FOR NEURAL 3D PORTRAITS

A new technique allows for creating 3D portraits that can change their appearance based on different factors. It works by projecting colors onto specific points in a digital video portrait, taking into account where the points are and how they are viewed. The method also adjusts the facial features to reflect different head movements and expressions. By separating the facial appearance into basic parts, it helps in understanding how to control these changes. Finally, it enables storing and displaying a 3D portrait that can be manipulated based on these features.