G06F11/3476

DATACENTER DASHBOARD WITH TEMPORAL FEATURES

A system and method for monitoring performance of an industrial process includes an input port for receiving signals representative of one or more performance parameters generated by the industrial process, a user interface including a display and a controller that is operably coupled with the input port and the user interface. The controller is configured to repeatedly receive signals over time via the input port representative of the one or more performance parameters of the industrial process and to generate a plurality of snapshots, wherein each snapshot includes a graphical representation of the one or more performance parameters of the industrial process at a corresponding time. The controller is configured to generate an animatable heat map including two or more of the plurality of snapshots arranged temporally and to display the animatable heat map on the display.

INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION SMART OBJECT PARENT/CHILD DATA COLLECTION PROPAGATION

An industrial integrated development environment (IDE) provides a development framework for designing, programming, and configuring multiple aspects of an industrial automation system using a common design environment and data model. Projects creating using embodiments of the IDE system can be built on an object-based model rather than, or in addition to, a tag-based architecture. To this end, the IDE system can support the use of automation objects that serve as building blocks for this object-based development structure. These automation objects represent corresponding physical industrial assets and have associated programmatic attributes relating to those assets, including data logging and device configuration parameters. Functional relationships between automation objects can be defined to yield object hierarchies, and object attributes can be propagated across objects up and down the hierarchy.

Interfaces for data monitoring and event response

A computing device is coupled to a display device, and includes a data monitoring software application program executing on a processor within a data monitoring system. Via the data monitoring software application program, various techniques are performed for generating user interfaces for data monitoring and event response. In a first technique, the data monitoring software application program displays a user interface that includes a first region including a data visualization and a second region including one or more images of a video stream. In a second technique, the data monitoring software application program generates a user interface associated with an event, receive an input corresponding to interaction with a user interface element in the user interface, and initiates an event channel associated with the event in response to the input.

Medical query answering apparatus
11581095 · 2023-02-14 · ·

The application relates to providing medical information in response to a query, in particular, although not exclusively, to a method of querying a medical database using voice recognition. According to an embodiment, there is provided a medical query answering apparatus that is configured to convert detected audio signals into a natural language data stream; determine from the natural language data stream whether a voice command for information relating to a medical device or a medicament has been issued by a user; in response to a positive determination, convert at least part of the natural language data stream into a query for querying a medical database; supply the query to the medical database and receive a response therefrom; and provide an audio output based at least in part on the response from the medical database.

Model driven state machine transitions to configure an installation of a software program
11579860 · 2023-02-14 · ·

Disclosed are embodiments of a installed software program that receive a model from a product management system. The model is trained to select one of a plurality of predefined states based on operational parameter values of the installation of the software program. Each of the plurality of predefined states define configuration values of the installation of the software program. The defined configuration values indicate, in some embodiments, updates to operational parameter values of the installation of the software program.

System for monitoring machinery and work areas of a facility
11582308 · 2023-02-14 · ·

A system for monitoring a plurality of machines of a facility is disclosed. The system comprises a plurality of data network devices configured to communicate with one another via at least one network. The data network devices are configured to collect machine data from the plurality of machines and distribute the machine data via the at least one network. The system further comprises data display devices configured to provide a graphical user interface that enables a user to view and analyze the machine data that is collected and distributed by the data network devices.

Dynamic generation of instrumentation locators from a document object model
11580001 · 2023-02-14 · ·

Systems for web page or web application instrumentation. Embodiments commence upon identification of a computer-readable user interface description comprising at least some markup language conforming to a respective document object model that is codified in a computer-readable language. An injector process modifies the user interface description by inserting markup text and code into the user interface description, where the inserted code includes instrumentation code to invoke dynamic generation of instrumentation locator IDs using the hierarchical elements found in the document object model. The modified computer-readable interface description is transmitted to a user device. Log messages are emitted upon user actions taken while using the user device. The log messages comprise the instrumentation locator IDs that are formed using hierarchical elements found in the document object model.

CACHE-BASED TRACE LOGGING USING TAGS IN AN UPPER-LEVEL CACHE
20230038186 · 2023-02-09 ·

Cache-based trace logging using tags in an upper cache level. A processor influxes a cache line into a first cache level from an upper second cache level. Influxing the cache line into the first cache level includes, based on the first cache level being a recording cache, the processor reading a tag that is (i) stored in the second cache level and (ii) associated with the cache line. Based on reading the tag, the processor determines whether a first value of the cache line within the second cache level has been previously captured by a trace. The processor performs one of (i) when the first value is determined to have been previously logged, following a logged value logic path when influxing the cache line; or (ii) when the first value is determined to have not been previously logged, following a non-logged value logic path when influxing the cache line.

STORAGE DEVICE AND OPERATING METHOD THEREOF
20230043925 · 2023-02-09 · ·

A storage device and an operating method thereof are provided. The storage device includes a non-volatile memory, an interconnect, a device controller and a buffer memory. The interconnect exchanges data with a host, receives a logging target setting request and a logging period setting request with respect to debugging information from the host, receives a debugging information logging request from the host, and receive a read request from the host. The device controller includes a buffer memory and controls the non-volatile memory, controls a logging operation on the debugging information based on a logging target and a logging period, which are requested by the host, in response to the debugging information logging request, and transmits the debugging information to the host in response to the read request. The device controller is further configured to logs the debugging information in the buffer memory according to the debugging information logging request.

AUTOMATED INTEROPERATIONAL TRACKING IN COMPUTING SYSTEMS
20230040862 · 2023-02-09 ·

Techniques of automated interoperation tracking in computing systems are disclosed herein. One example technique includes tokenizing a first event log from a first software component and a second event log from the second software component by calculating frequencies of appearance corresponding to strings in the first and second event logs and selecting, as tokens, a first subset of the strings in the first event log and a second subset of the strings in the second event log individually having calculated frequencies of appearance above a preset frequency threshold. The example technique can also include generating an overall event log for a task executed by both the first and second software components by matching one of the strings in the first subset to another of the strings in the second subset.