Nan Ellin

Beyond Cornell University’s custom-fit garment patterns from a 3D body scan, other organizations with notable patents granted this week include:

• Bank of America’s real-time optimization apparatus using quantum non-fungible token contract ranking for dynamic code evolution
• Black & Decker’s hand tool having interchangeable grip
• Boot Royalty Company’s comfort system for boots
• ChannelScience’s high-fidelity, low-contact data retrieval from legacy tapes
• Cisco Technology’s speech confidentiality monitoring and alerting
• CrowdStrike’s identifying atypical activity involving an entity in a computer system
• Omnitracs’ fleet-wide video search
• Samsung Electronics’ locally-adaptive multi-scale image enhancement
• Secureworks’ systems and methods for dynamic vulnerability scoring
• Texas Instruments’ display with increased pixel count
• Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions’ artificial intelligence for animal identification and item recommendation
• Toyota Motor North America’s managing renewable energy disruption
• University of North Texas’ cathode coated with catalysts and hybrid electrolytes for high-energy density lithium-sulfur (LiS) batteries

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