Dear MPSC Members, We still have a few slots available for presentations at our upcoming PSTWG/MPSC meeting scheduled for April 9-11 at Forge Nano in Thornton, Colorado, and we welcome your ideas and contributions to make our meeting more enriching and diverse. Register here - https://lnkd.in/eac8XkYq
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If you are at ASU + GSV Summit, be sure to check out this session with these fantastic thought leaders!
The story of CLO LIFT will be told at the ASU GSV Summit in San Diego. If you want to join over 20 top CLOs, DM me for the details. This group has worked really hard and we plan to release their position papers in a few days. #CLOLIFT Noah G. Rabinowitz Brandon Carson Jean Ryan Shawna Erdmann Meighan Hackett Poritz and many more. To learn more, check out https://lnkd.in/eMy9KWNS
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TODAY'S THE DAY! Join us at Noon (ET). It is certainly not too late to register for this month's Inventor Hour. Today you'll learn a bit more about Inventor Hour itself, why we do it, who is involved, and what types of segments we've produced (all of which you can find at the USPTO website). Plus, an ex parte Appeal case file review!
Lead Administrative Patent Judge at USPTO. However, any views expressed by me here are just my own and not those of the USPTO or PTAB.
Follow this link to register for this month's PTAB Inventor Hour (Thursday, June 27 at 12PM (ET))! https://lnkd.in/epnKm-4V As always, it's free. This month, our episode will feature interviews and discussion with a panel of Patent Judges, a case file review of an ex parte appeal, and a review of PTAB's webpage. We'll wrap up with a Q&A.
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One of the more popular #pittcon short courses is coming to your computer Wednesday, April 3, 2024 from 1-3 pm EST for only $250! Advanced Techniques for Managing Laboratory Data Using Excel by William Neil, LabAutoWXN.
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https://lnkd.in/dstwbFuQ My comprehensive interview about 3rd BRI International Forum for Cooperation discussing its importance, current status, future prospects and impacts on CPEC Phase II
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Did you know that UnityPD provides step-by-step guidance & insights into your PD progress? UnityPD is a unified PD solution uniting everything that the research shows is needed to bridge the gap between theory & practice. Learn more 👉https://bit.ly/49x9pY3
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EmLogic’s webinar series for Aldec in 2023 was just mentioned among top 3 webinars last year :-) In all 3 webinars in this series, we first showed how to make a good and modern testbench without referring to any verification framework, and then in the 2nd half we showed how UVVM could do this in a simple and efficient manner. We did this first for a basic testbench and last for a really advanced testbench – both very structured and easy to understand, - showing how UVVM could be used to verify everything from a very simple DUT, via a DUT with high quality requirements, to a really complex DUT. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dRfqr-_w
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There are many ways to learn proper FPGA verification: a) Check out demos and examples on Github under every VIP under https://lnkd.in/dwSU6vDd b) Check out our webinars as shown in the attached post and under https://emlogic.no/uvvm/ c) Join one of our courses: https://lnkd.in/gPe32gGP - The first on Verification will be in April
EmLogic’s webinar series for Aldec in 2023 was just mentioned among top 3 webinars last year :-) In all 3 webinars in this series, we first showed how to make a good and modern testbench without referring to any verification framework, and then in the 2nd half we showed how UVVM could do this in a simple and efficient manner. We did this first for a basic testbench and last for a really advanced testbench – both very structured and easy to understand, - showing how UVVM could be used to verify everything from a very simple DUT, via a DUT with high quality requirements, to a really complex DUT. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dRfqr-_w
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Check out the latest article I wrote for TeamBuildr
What is the CPAT? How do you train for it? Austin Womack MS, CSCS, TSAC-F gives us tips on how to train for and pass the Candidate Physical Ability Test in today's TeamBuildr blog: https://lnkd.in/ex6gMUdC RK Barker
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Super proud of our guys heading to #CVPR2024 We are pushing the limits of how #robots can interact with, and assist, humans in real-world scenarios, learning to understand, replicate and complement humans complex functional behaviours, autonomously, in the wild. Think about a robot and a human that, together, need to prepare an omelette. Our #robot #intelligence will enable the robot not only to track and forecast human actions, but also to understand and reason about the activity, as well as the functionality and semantics of surrounding objects, and decide accordingly how to best help the fellow human, by passing the salt or directly putting it in the pan. Simone is presenting a method to perform multi-task processing of #Ego4D egocentric videos of human activity, enabling a single model to infer current and next actions, figure it out what is happening to objects around, and how the human activity is changing their state. Interestingly, we demonstrate how we can store previous knowledge in a "backpack of skills", which we can easily reuse to facilitate new skills acquisition, similarly to how humans reuse previous knowledge to learn new abilities. Claudia, Niccolò and Gabriele are instead working on efficient methods - deployable directly on the robot - to extract a semantic map of the scene, which the robot can use to reason about which tools to use and - potentially - where to find them around. We are now able to search for objects in the scene using a natural language description (like “grab the hammer") but also referring to their affordances (e.g. where should I pick the banana to peel it?) Check the papers below. We are still at the beginning of the journey, more updates will be out soon. A Backpack Full of Skills: Egocentric Video Understanding with Diverse Task Perspectives -- CVPR24 https://lnkd.in/dquFEwWr PEM: Prototype-based Efficient MaskFormer for Image Segmentation -- CVPR24 https://lnkd.in/dT2dWjQP What does CLIP know about peeling a banana? -- CVPR24-W https://lnkd.in/dPd6MQ5c The revenge of BiSeNet: Efficient Multi-Task Image Segmentation -- CVPR24-W https://lnkd.in/d83eBx9C
🌟✨Exciting News ✨🌟 We’re thrilled to announce that the VANDAL Laboratory contributed to #CVPR2024 with SIX accepted papers! Congratulations to our phenomenal team and all the collaborators for their hard work and dedication. 🏅 A special mention goes to Gabriele Trivigno, first author of a Highlight paper! #Seattle, here we come 🛫
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Consider submitting an abstract to our last PDW for the AMLE SI on paradox learning and education!
If you are interested in the AMLE SI on #paradox and learning and education, another paper development workshop is coming! During the annual paradox conference (PREP, 6-8 November 2023), a PDW dedicated to AMLE SI will be hosted. Attached the call for papers, just send an abstract! Deadline for submissions: 30 August Josh Keller, Garima Sharma, Camille Pradies, Marco Berti, Miguel Pina e Cunha
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