Tesla has applied for a set of patents that are set to significantly improve virtualization, recognition, and Full Self Driving overall. Tesla has worked tirelessly to improve full self-driving technology in the first two months of the year. Most recently, Tesla pushed its most significant improvement to employees, v11.3. Still, with new patented technology, the software is set to continue to improve dramatically this year. The two patents, focusing on virtualization and machine learning, appeared in the U.S. Patent Office database late last week.

"Configuration Packages for Software Products," which covers configuration software innovations, including the configuration of pre-compiled code frameworks. This technology is in FICO Strategy Director and FICO Studio, both part of FICO Platform. "Visualization for Payment Card Transaction Fraud Analysis," which relates to a computer-implemented method and system for visualizing card transaction fraud analysis. The visualization techniques of this patent enable domain-specific interfaces that can help fraud analysts make better decisions quickly and easily. This technology is incorporated into FICO Falcon Fraud Manager.

PredictMedix (PMED.CN) has been a stock garnering a lot of attention throughout this Covid pandemic. Our team and esteemed writers have covered the company extensively, and the fundamental information which I will summarize, can be read on our latest article here. In terms of a technical approach, the analysis is mine. Looking at the daily chart of PMED, we can clearly see the higher lows and higher highs in an uptrend. On its run from breaking resistance way back at 0.195, we formed two higher lows on the road to the all important 1.00 zone.

The average time it took from filing to issuance was 850 days. The patent that took the longest time to issue was U.S. Patent No. 10410308, System, method, and device for personal medical care, intelligent analysis, and diagnosis.

Mphasis, an information technology solutions provider specializing in cloud and cognitive services, announced that it has been granted a US patent for its artificial intelligence (AI) system for tracking, managing, and analyzing data from unstructured data sources. The newly issued patent – U.S. Patent No. 10,353929, relates to leveraging machine learning algorithms to analyze free text from a variety of communication channels including news and editorial articles, blogs, emails, consumer complaints, and social media. The patented system uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) algorithms to process the data in real-time. The patented algorithms have been integrated as part of Mphasis' NextLabs solutions such as HyperGrafTM, a comprehensive, feature-rich, business intelligence, and analytics solution, as well as DeepInsightsTM, a cognitive intelligence platform, which enables enterprises to gain faster and more effective access to insights from data. These solutions are some of Mphasis' latest offerings focusing on emerging paradigms of innovation such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning.