Sarah A Bates, 41Reno, NV

6477674, Nov 5, 2002

Dec 29, 1999

09/474874

Sarah E. Bates - Palo Alto CA
R. Tim Frodsham - Portland OR
Nasser A. Kurd - Hillsboro OR
Anne Meixner - Portland OR
David J. OBrien - Portland OR
Rajay R. Pai - Beaverton OR
Mike Tripp - Forest Grove OR
Jeff Wight - Beaverton OR

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 1100

714738

In one embodiment, an integrated circuit including a plurality of input/output (I/O) buffers is disclosed. The integrated circuit contains a plurality of I/O buffers. Each of the I/O buffers include an I/O test circuit that generates test pattern signals whenever the integrated circuit is operating in a loopback test mode. According to a further embodiment, the integrated circuit includes one or more programmable delay circuits coupled to the I/O buffers that permit switching state (AC) loopback timing tests to be conducted.

6265893, Jul 24, 2001

Sep 29, 1998

9/162801

Sarah E. Bates - Palo Alto CA

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H03K 1716
H03K 19003

326 30

Signal driving circuitry includes first and second drivers that are coupled to different points on a transmission line having an impedance. The first driver includes a transistor and a resistance that matches the transmission line impedance. The transistor is active to drive the transmission line to a specified voltage when the first and second drivers are inactive. In one configuration, the first and second drivers include CMOS drivers. In another configuration, the first driver includes a CMOS driver while the second driver includes a GTL-type driver. Termination devices in the first and second drivers may be alternately switched in and out of the signal driving circuitry depending on which driver is activated.

2020037, Dec 3, 2020

May 27, 2020

16/884873

- Mountain View CA, US
Justine Rembisz - San Carlos CA, US
Vincent Nabat - San Francisco CA, US
Joshua Seal - San Jose CA, US
Gregory Katz - San Francisco CA, US
Chris Jones - San Francisco CA, US
Nicholas Foster - Oakland CA, US
Christopher Morey - Mountain View CA, US
John Tran - Mountain View CA, US
Marc Strauss - Fremont CA, US
Philip Mullins - San Francisco CA, US
Jonathan Souliere - Redwood City CA, US
Sarah Bates - Palo Alto CA, US
Matthew Day - Oakland CA, US
Robert Wilson - Pacifica CA, US
Mario Prats - Los Gatos CA, US

B25J 9/16
B25J 5/00
B25J 9/00
B25J 17/00
B25J 17/02
B25J 15/00

In an embodiment, a mobile robotic device includes a mobile base and a mounting column fixed to the mobile base. The robotic device further includes a seven-degree-of-freedom (7DOF) robotic arm, including a rotatable joint that enables rotation of the 7DOF robotic arm relative to the mounting column. The robotic device additionally includes a perception housing comprising at least one sensor, where the mounting column, the rotatable joint of the 7DOF arm, and the perception housing are arranged in a stacked tower such that the rotatable joint of the 7DOF arm is above the mounting column and below the perception housing.