Bin Wang

8413047, Apr 2, 2013

May 12, 2011

13/106064

Christopher A. Vick - Santa Clara CA, US
Bin Wang - Santa Clara CA, US
Mehrdad Mohammad H Reshadi - Santa Clara CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

G06F 17/27

715237, 715234, 717115, 717119, 717139

The aspects enable a processor to concurrently execute markup language code (e. g. , HTML) having embedded scripting language code (e. g. , JAVASCRIPT) during a page load operation by a browser. A markup language parser parses markup language code until embedded scripting language code is encountered. The segment of embedded scripting language code is extracted for execution by a scripting language engine which proceeds concurrently with speculative parsing of the markup language code. Markup language code generated by execution of scripting language code is evaluated to determine if it is well formed, and a partial rollback of the markup language parse and re-parsing of portions of the markup language code is accomplished if not. Concurrent parsing of markup language code and execution of scripting language code, with partial roll back of the parsing process when necessary, continues until all markup language code has been parsed and all scripting language code has been executed.

8510237, Aug 13, 2013

Jul 13, 2011

13/182244

Gheorghe C. Cascaval - Santa Clara CA, US
Adrian L. D. Sampson - Santa Clara CA, US
Bin Wang - Fremont CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

G06F 15/18
G06N 99/00

706 12

Methods and devices for accelerating web page rendering include processing web pages and gathering web page element information, performing machine learning analysis on the gathered web page element information to identify patterns in layout independence correlated to web page element information, and training a classifier to predict sub-tree independence based on element information in a web page script. The predicted sub-tree independence may be used to concurrently process portions of a web page to be rendered to reduce the time required to render the page. Sub-trees may be conditionally independent, in which case, the conditionally independent sub-trees may be made independent by speculating data to render the sub-trees independent, or by performing a task to obtain the certain information to render the sub-tree independent.

20110258532, Oct 20, 2011

Apr 28, 2011

13/096131

Luis CEZE - Santa Clara CA, US
Gheorghe C. Cascaval - Santa Clara CA, US
Bin Wang - Fremont CA, US
Michael P. Mahan - San Diego CA, US
Chetan S. Dhillon - San Diego CA, US
Wendell Ruotsi - San Diego CA, US
Vikram Mandyam - San Diego CA, US

G06F 17/00

715234

Methods and devices for accelerating webpage rendering by a browser store document object model (DOM) tree structures and computations of rendered pages, and compare portions of a DOM tree of pages being render to determining if portions of the DOM tree structures match. If a DOM tree of a webpage to be rendered matches a DOM tree stored in memory, the computations associated with the match DOM tree may be recalled from memory, obviating the need to perform the calculations to render the page. A tree isomorphism algorithm may be used to recognize DOM trees stored in memory that match the DOM tree of the webpage to be rendered. Reusing rendering computations may significantly reducing the time and resources required for rendering web pages. Identifying reusable portions of calculation results based on DOM tree isomorphism enables the browser to reuse stored webpage rendering calculations even when URLs do not match.

20120265897, Oct 18, 2012

Apr 15, 2011

13/088169

Saumitra Mohan Das - San Jose CA, US
Lorenzo Vicisano - Berkeley CA, US
Behrooz Khorashadi - Mountain View CA, US
Bin Wang - Fremont CA, US
Payam Pakzad - Mountain View CA, US
Mark Watson - San Francisco CA, US
Ramin Rezaiifar - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

G06F 15/16

709232

A method and apparatus for enhancing device performance through transport flow control is provided. The method may include determining that a level of user interest is indicated in at least one application of one or more applications, and modifying a transport flow associated with at least one of the one or more applications.

20120317475, Dec 13, 2012

Aug 20, 2012

13/589862

Christopher A. Vick - Santa Clara CA, US
Bin Wang - Santa Clara CA, US
Mehrdad Mohammad H. Reshadi - Santa Clara CA, US

QUALCOMM INCORPORATED - San Diego CA

G06F 17/00

715237

The aspects enable a processor to concurrently execute a first serial language code (e.g., HTML) embedding a second serial language code (e.g., JavaScript) during a page load operation by a browser. A parser parses the first serial language code until a segment of the embedded second serial language code is encountered. The segment of embedded second serial language code is extracted for execution by an execution engine, which proceeds concurrently with speculative parsing of the first serial language code. Code generated by execution of second serial language code is evaluated to determine if it is well formed, and a partial rollback and re-parsing of the first serial language code is performed if the code is not well formed.

20230030799, Feb 2, 2023

Aug 2, 2021

17/391556

- Mansfield MA, US
Ujwal Jalgaonkar - Irvine CA, US
Syamala Rani Pulugurtha - Irvine CA, US
Bin Wang - Irvine CA, US
Christoph A. Efstathiou - San Diego CA, US

A61B 17/12
A61M 39/06

In some examples, a medical assembly includes a catheter and a delivery-assist tool. The catheter includes an elongated body comprising a proximal body portion and a distal body portion and defining a body inner lumen; and an expandable member located at the distal body portion, the expandable member defining an expandable member inner lumen. The delivery-assist tool includes a support structure configured to extend through the body inner lumen and the expandable member inner lumen of the catheter; and a flexible cover coupled to a distal portion of the support structure, wherein the flexible cover is configured to facilitate compression and retention of the expandable member in a delivery configuration while being advanced through a delivery sheath and while the support structure extends through the body inner lumen and the expandable member inner lumen.

20210290897, Sep 23, 2021

Mar 8, 2021

17/195337

- Franklin Lakes NJ, US
Bin Wang - Irvine CA, US
Weston F. Harding - Lehi UT, US
Curtis H. Blanchard - Riverton UT, US
Yiping Ma - Layton UT, US

A61M 25/00
A61M 25/06
A61M 39/02
A61M 39/10

An IV device assembly may include a lumen forming a fluidic channel within the IV device assembly. The lumen may be fluidically coupled to a vascular access device (VAD) coupler via a funnel coupler, and an IV device assembly coupler at a proximal end of the lumen. The IV device assembly may also include one or more of the following: a collapsible sleeve formed coaxially around a first portion of the lumen and mechanically coupled to the funnel coupler, a patency instrument formed along a second portion of the lumen within the collapsible sleeve and into the VAD coupler, a translation handle that translates the patency instrument out of a distal end of the VAD coupler, and a fixed grip formed around the lumen to maintain a position of the IV device assembly relative to the translation handle.

20190075042, Mar 7, 2019

Aug 6, 2018

16/056360

- Seattle WA, US
Bin Wang - Fremont CA, US
Scott Wright Heath - Fairfax CA, US

H04L 12/707
H04L 29/06
H04L 12/26
H04L 12/801
H04L 12/927

Systems and methods are provided for dynamically routing packets using multi-flow and multi-path multiplexing connections. A first computing device and second computing device communicate via a plurality of data flows, which may be routed across various network paths. Each flow is defined by a set of network addresses, a set of ports, and a protocol specification, such as UDP. The second device sends information to the first device regarding the various data flows. The first device may send probing packets to facilitate collecting data flow information. Information may include latency, packet loss, and other values. Based on the information received, the first device may select or prioritize data flows to mitigate congestion, and address performance criteria. The first device may also transmit information regarding selected data flows to other devices, allowing the other devices to utilize a selected data flow even if they lack multiplexing capability.