Jun Ma, 514826 Oconnell Ct, Flushing, NY 11373

8416799, Apr 9, 2013

May 5, 2011

13/101998

Ryosuke Fujiwara - San Jose CA, US
Jun Ma - San Jose CA, US

Hitachi, Ltd. - Tokyo

H04L 12/42

370449, 370445

Systems and methods directed towards improving reliability for wireless networks. Selective polling techniques are utilized to selectively poll stations within a wireless network in order to ensure that a station failing to properly transmit data is given an opportunity to rectify the transmission failure. The selective polling techniques can be applied to any polling-based system, thus maintaining backwards compatibility with legacy systems.

2005011, May 26, 2005

Dec 3, 2004

11/004790

Jun Ma - New York NY, US
Zhengyao Wang - Shangai, CN
Chenyuan Yang - Shangai, CN
Yuqing Zhu - Shangai, CN

F04B023/00
F04B039/00

417313000, 417572000

The present invention relates to an external counter pulsation apparatus that provides an improved treatment results while having a reduced energy consumption, noise, and/or heat during operation and/or an increased mobility. The counter pulsation apparatus can have a pump member for producing a fluid medium and a valve member for selectively allowing the fluid medium to inflate and deflate a fluid pouch adapted to be mounted onto a body portion of the patient. A control device can be provided to control the inflation and deflation of the valve member in accordance with a physical signal of a patient. An output variation device can be provided to vary the fluid medium output from the pump member to maintain the fluid medium pressure at a predetermined value. Additionally or alternatively, one or more of the pump member, the valve member, the control device, and the output variation device can be movable to the patient's location to carry out the counter pulsation treatment. A carrier member can be provided to facilitate the transportation of one or more of the control device, the pump member, the valve member, and the output variation device.

2022040, Dec 29, 2022

Nov 20, 2020

17/756274

- New York NY, US
Jun MA - New York NY, US
Jackie PAPKOFF - New York NY, US

XBIOME INC. - New York NY

A61K 35/742
C12N 1/20
A61K 9/107
A61K 9/14

The disclosure relates generally to bacterial strains of the genus , e.g., bacterial strains, and compositions, e.g., pharmaceutical compositions, comprising such bacterial strains. The disclosure further relates to method of using such bacterial strains and compositions for preventing or treating a disorder, e.g., an inflammatory disorder, a gastrointestinal disorder, a metabolic disorder, and/or dysbiosis when administered to a subject in need thereof.

2022040, Dec 22, 2022

Aug 22, 2022

17/893018

- Santa Clara CA, US
Jason M. SCHALLER - Austin TX, US
David BLAHNIK - Austin TX, US
Amit Kumar BANSAL - Milpitas CA, US
Sanjeev BALUJA - Campbell CA, US
Jun MA - Milpitas CA, US
Juan Carlos ROCHA-ALVAREZ - San Carlos CA, US

C23C 16/505
C23C 16/44
C23C 16/458

Embodiments described herein relate to ground path systems providing a shorter and symmetrical path for radio frequency (RF) energy to propagate to a ground to reduce generation of the parasitic plasma. The ground path system bifurcates the processing volume of the chamber to form an inner volume that isolates an outer volume of the processing volume.

2022040, Dec 22, 2022

Aug 18, 2022

17/891042

- Redwood Shires CA, US
Mitsumasa Sam Hanamoto - Mountain View CA, US
Neil H. Bui - Milpitas CA, US
Quang Hang - San Jose CA, US
Jun Ma - Cupertino CA, US

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

H04L 47/76
H04L 47/70

Systems, computer-implemented methods, and computer-readable media for facilitating resource balancing based on resource capacities and resource assignments are disclosed. Electronic communications, received via interfaces, from monitoring devices to identify resource descriptions of resources may be monitored. A resource descriptions data store may be updated to associate each entity of the entities and resource capacities of each resource type of resource types. A first electronic communication, from resource-controlling systems, may be detected. Model data from a model data store may be accessed based on the identified resource descriptions. A first model may be identified based on the model data. A resources assessment corresponding may be generated based on whether a threshold is satisfied based on the first model, a first resource capacity of a first resource type, and the first electronic communication. An electronic notification may be transmitted to the client devices to identify the resources assessment.

2022032, Oct 6, 2022

Apr 1, 2021

17/220893

- San Diego CA, US
Le Liu - Fremont CA, US
Alberto Rico Alvarino - San Diego CA, US
Xiao Feng Wang - San Diego CA, US
Mungal Singh Dhanda - Slough, GB
Jun Ma - San Diego CA, US
Peter Gaal - San Diego CA, US
Bharat Shrestha - San Diego CA, US
Liangping Ma - San Diego CA, US
Umesh Phuyal - San Diego CA, US

H04W 56/00
H04B 7/185
H04W 72/04

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described in which UEs may communicate with satellites or base stations, or both in a non-terrestrial network. Due to large distances between transmitting devices and receiving devices in a non-terrestrial network, the UE may account for propagation delay and frequency shift of communications with a satellite based on location information of the satellite. The UE may receive first satellite location information from a base station or a satellite, via a broadcast message. The UE may receive second satellite location information from the wireless network node via a unicast message, where both the first satellite location information and the second satellite location information relate to a same satellite. The UE may transmit an uplink communication via the satellite based on at least one of the first satellite location information or the second satellite location information.

2021040, Dec 30, 2021

Sep 30, 2019

17/277414

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Energy Cruse, II - Foster City CA, US
Vincent Duindam - San Francisco CA, US
Pechin Chien Pau Lo - Santa Clara CA, US
Jun Ma - Santa Clara CA, US
Oscar G. Salazar - Sunnyvale CA, US
Bai Wang - Palo Alto CA, US
Hui Zhang - San Jose CA, US

A61B 34/20
A61B 34/00
G06T 3/00
A61B 6/00
A61B 34/10

A medical system may comprise a display system, a user input device, a medical instrument, and a manipulator assembly configured to support and operate the medical instrument. The medical system may also comprise a control system. The control system may be configured to display image data corresponding to a three-dimensional anatomical region via the display system, receive a first user input to generate a first curve in the three-dimensional anatomical region via the user input device, and receive a second user input to generate a second curve in the three-dimensional anatomical region via the user input device. The control system may also be configured to determine an anatomical boundary bounded by the first curve and the second curve. The control system may also be configured to control the manipulator assembly to operate medical instrument using the determined anatomical boundary to limit movement of the medical instrument.

2021006, Mar 4, 2021

Nov 12, 2020

17/096382

- Hsinchu City, TW
Fucheng Wang - San Jose CA, US
Tsang-Wei Yu - Hsinchu City, TW
Jun Ma - San Jose CA, US
Tao Chen - Beijing, CN
Wen Yang Chou - Hsinchu City, TW

H04J 11/00
H04W 48/16

Various examples with respect to synchronization signal block (SSB) raster shift in mobile communications are described. A processor of a user equipment (UE) performs an initial cell search to identify a cell among one or more cells of a wireless communication system. The processor then camps on the identified cell. In performing the initial cell search, the processor scans through a plurality of SSB entries for frequency bands below 3 GHz with a SSB raster spacing and a SSB raster offset frequency that support sub-carrier spacing (SCS) spaced channel raster and 100 kHz channel raster for both 15 kHz SCS and 30 kHz SCS. A minimum channel bandwidth at 5 MHz or higher for 15 kHz SCS or at 10 MHz or higher for 30 kHz SCS is supported. The SSB raster spacing is a common multiple of 15 kHz and 100 kHz. The SSB raster offset frequency for 100 kHz channel raster is a multiple of 30 kHz plus/minus 10 kHz.