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|Publication number
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|Application number
|Publication date
|Feb 25, 2003
|Filing date
|Aug 17, 1999
|Priority date
|Aug 18, 1998
|Fee status
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Claes Blom, Christian Vieider, Olov Larsson
|Original Assignee
|Telefonaktiebolaget Lm Ericsson (Publ)
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (14), Referenced by (4), Classifications (19), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application claims priority under 35 U.S.C. ��119 and/or 365 to 9802751-9 filed in Sweden on Aug. 18, 1998; the entire content of which is hereby incorporated by reference.
The present invention relates to a method of patterning metallic building elements and to a patterned metallic building element, said building element being produced in accordance with the method of patterning metallic building elements, wherein the measurement accuracy obtained can lie in the sub-micrometer range. The building elements produced in accordance with the method may be used, among other things, as carriers for optoelectrical and electrical god components, and fibers and waveguides. The metallic building elements may also be used as micromechanical building blocks or as parts of a mould cavity for injection moulding or compression moulding purposes.
The technique at present used for mounting optoelectric laser chips in low-cost applications most often includes soldering of a chip to a ceramic or silicon carrier. Alignment between the optical active part of a laser and the core of fiber can be achieved by virtue of the possibilities of etching silicon with great precision and the use of a technique in which the laser is firmly soldered and aligned with the aid of the surface tension forces present in a solder melt. Some sort of gluing technique is normally used, for instance, to fasten pin diodes to a carrier. Optical mirrors produced by etching in silicon and metallizing the surface are often used to reflect light from a fiber to a pin diode.
When an optoelectric laser chip is to be mounted on a ceramic carrier or a silicon carrier, there often arises the problem of dissipating heat generating in the chip. Varying chip temperature can, in operation, influence the transmitted wavelength. An excessively high operating temperature can also shorten the useful life of the chip. Furthermore, ceramic and silicon carriers often demand a high price, due to the relatively complicated manufacturing processes involved.
The technique described in accordance with the invention enables the cost-effective production of building elements that can be used either free-standing or as a substantial, pattern-creating part in a mould cavity intended for injection moulding or compression moulding purposes. The technique can be used to create metallic carriers that have low thermal resistance and good electrical conductivity, with the intention of preventing damage to electrical and optoelectrical chips, such as lasers, due to high or varying temperatures.
With a starting point from a silicon original or master, which can be etched to sub-micrometer precision and then plated with a metal, such as nickel, on the silicon surface, it is possible to produce a nickel shim with a precision and a surface fineness that will still lie in the sub-micrometer range. If necessary, the rear side of the shim can then be made flat prior to separating silicon from nickel. Subsequent to removing the silicon master, a photo-sensitive material, in liquid form or in film-form, can be used to create cavities that reach down to the nickel shim. These cavities can then be metallized, to form three-dimensional building elements of high precision.
These metal precision elements can then be used, for instance, for effectively conducting away heat from lasers or other heat-generating chips. The precision, surface fineness and measurement accuracy that can be achieved with the method also enable optoelectrical, components, such as, e.g., lasers with optical single-mode fibers and sharp optical mirrors to be aligned. The method also provides building elements that can conduct electric current, which enables three-dimensional electric conductors and electrodes to be produced to a specified thickness. The template or form produced in accordance with the aforedescribed method can also be used repeatedly in plating cycles, therewith contributing to low-cost production of the plated building elements.
The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to a preferred embodiment thereof and also with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1a is a cross-sectional view of a micro-worked silicon plate.
FIG. 1b is a cross-sectional view of the patterned silicon plate covered with a thin metal film.
FIG. 1c is a cross-sectional view of the coated silicon plate coated with a further metal layer.
FIG. 1d is a cross-sectional view of the coated silicon plate where the metal layer coating in FIG. 1c has been levelled or smoothed-off.
FIG. 1e is a cross-sectional view of metallic layers that remain subsequent to the removal of the silicon plate.
FIG. 1f is a cross-sectional view of the remaining metal layers covered with a separation layer.
FIG. 1g is a cross-sectional view of the remaining metallic layers with the separation layer laminated with a photo-sensitive material.
FIG. 1h is a cross-sectional view of the metallic layers according to FIG. 1g exposed to light with the aid of a photomask.
FIG. 1i is a cross-sectional view of the metallic layers according to FIG. 1h with dissolved parts.
FIG. 1j is a cross-sectional view of the metallic layers according to FIG. 1i with metal-filled cavities.
FIG. 1k is a cross-sectional view of the metallic layers according to FIG. 1j with remaining photosensitive material etched away.
FIG. 1l is a cross-sectional view of various separated, released and therewith formed building elements.
FIG. 1m is a cross-sectional view of remaining metallic layers that can be reused as moulds or templates according to FIG. 1g.
FIG. 1a illustrates a micro-worked silicon plate 1. The resultant pattern can be obtained in one or more of the following ways: dry etching, wet etching, laser processing or spark processing.
FIG. 1b shows how a thin metal layer 2, a so-called start layer, has been sputtered or vaparized on the patterned silicon plate 1 to enable subsequent initiation of a plating process.
FIG. 1c shows how a metal 3, preferably nickel, has been plated on the thin metal layer 2 on the silicon plate 1, to provide a so-called nickel shim on the start layer.
FIG. 1d shows how the nickel shim 3 firmly seated on the silicon plate 1 has been levelled or smoothed by some mechanical process, for instance by smooth grinding or polishing.
FIG. 1e shows how the silicon plate 1 and the nickel shim 3 have been separated from one another after being reversed.
FIG. 1f shows how the nickel shim 3 has been coated with a separation layer 4 on the existing start layer 2, said separation layer enabling separation in a later stage, as described hereinafter with reference to FIG. 1l, but does not prevent plating, see hereinafter with reference to FIG. 1j.
FIG. 1g shows how the nickel shim 3 with layers 2 and 4 has been laminated with a photo-sensitive material 5.
FIG. 1h shows how selective parts of the photo-sensitive material 5 have been exposed to light, with the aid of a so-called photomask 6.
FIG. 1i shows how the photo-sensitive material has been developed, wherewith those parts that have been exposed to light have been dissolved in a developer to form cavities 9, leaving parts of non-exposed photo-sensitive material 7. If a negative photo-sensitive material has been used, non-exposed parts will dissolve in the developer.
FIG. 1j shows the mould cavities plated with a selected metal, to form building elements 8.
FIG. 1k shows how remaining non-exposed photo-sensitive material has been dissolved with the aid of a chemical suitable to this end, therewith leaving building elements on the separation layer of the nickel shim.
FIG. 1l shows how the individual, plated building elements have been released with the aid of the earlier provided separation layer.
FIG. 1m shows how the individual, plated building elements 8 have been released from the nickel shim 3 with the aid of the separation layer 4. The nickel shim can now be reused and coated with photo-sensitive material, as indicated with the arrow marking from FIG. 1m to FIG. 1g.
Etching away of the photo-sensitive material 7 to free the created building elements, as described above with reference to FIG. 1k, can be excluded in certain applications, and a production cycle may run in accordance with the arrow marking from the state in FIG. 1m to the state in FIG. 1i, where renewed plating can take place. Plated electrical parts, so-called electrodes, can be created on the plated basic structures, by using a slightly different sequence of operations than that described, but with the same basic content.
It will be understood that the invention is not restricted to the aforedescribed, illustrated embodiments thereof, and that modifications can be made within the scope of the following Claims.
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|Apr 5, 1993
|May 2, 1995
|Ford Motor Company
|Planar micro-motor and method of fabrication
|Jul 22, 1994
|Jan 9, 1996
|Honeywell, Inc.
|High pass optical filter
|Jul 23, 1996
|Jan 12, 1999
|Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
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|Aug 1, 1996
|Jul 25, 2000
|California Institute Of Technology
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|Nov 13, 1998
|Dec 26, 2000
|Fujitsu Limited
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|Verfahren zur Herstellung optischer Polymerbauelemente mit integrierter Faser-Chip-Kopplung in Abformtechnik
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|Regents Of The University Of Minnesota
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|Richie Johnson
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|U.S. Classification
|249/115, 249/116, 428/622, 428/615, 249/119, 428/680
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|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Dec 1, 1999
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Summer Restorative Series with Sarah Jones
Sundays From: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
June 5 will be a focus on Backbends in restorative. Working on the throat and heart chakra in restorative allows for self expression and emotionally healing. We will learn to heal the body through relaxation and the mind through loving kindness.
July 10 will focus on forward folds. Releasing fear and past tensions in our restorative class allows for us to reward the body with natural energy, heal relationships, and tap into our creativity. This class can re-energize you and give you a new lease on life.
August 7 will focus on total relaxation. Release the burden you carry upon your shoulders, give into the support of the earth, and release anything that distracts you from being completely present. We all have those days full of too many things to do and not enough time to do them. Give yourself the gift of time, treat your body to these moments of relaxation and remember that in order to give you must restore your own life force. Walk away ready to embrace the moment.
Cost is $25 per workshop
$20 early bird pricing (ends 3 days prior to each date) & Symmetry members
SUP & Yoga at Baxter Lake in Rochester & Pawtuckaway Lake in Nottingham. First date Friday July 8 930am Baxter Lake in Rochester.
Join Missi and bring your practice out on the water! We will schedule weekly trips to Baxter and Pawtuckaway Lakes. Each trip will be 90 – 120 minutes. Plenty of time to get in the water, paddle and enjoy an hour+ class and plenty of play time. If you have your own board, paddle, PDF & anchor cost is $20, Rent all the equipment for $40. (limited # of boards available for rental)
DANIELLE'S DASH 5k/10k/KIDS DASH in memory of Missi's Daughter Danielle
START TIME: 8:30 a.m. for the kids dash / 9:00 a.m. for the 5k/10k
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Danielle's Dash 5k & 10k road race is being held in honor Danielle Benedict, a mother, wife, daughter, sister, and friend who passed away unexpectedly in April 2015 due to a rare, undiagnosed heart condition. Run or walk in memory and to celebrate Danielle's life.
Proceeds to support the New Generation NH – To providing a safe family-oriented shelter for homeless pregnant women and their babies.
American Heart Association – building healthier lives where you live and work – in the community, health care, education and research
When: Sunday August 28, 2016
Start/Finish: Discovery Child Enrichment Center (DCEC), 30 Rye St. Portsmouth, NH 03801
Route will loop around the Pease International Trade Post
Time: Bib Pick up day of the event starts at 7:30 a.m.
Day of Registration available starting at 7:30 a.m.
Kid's Dash begins at 8:30 am
5k / 10k Race begins at 9:00 am
Online registration closes 24 hours prior to event.
Teacher Training in progress October 16, 2015 – May 15, 2016
A portion of our teacher training workshops will be open to yoga students and teachers, so please check back! CEU's available for Yoga teachers
RYT 200 Teacher Training with Missi D'Arcy
200+ hour Vinyasa Yoga training program (currently in process)
Yoga History & Philosophy
Foundations of Yoga Postures: Benefits, Alignment, Sanskrit
Anatomy of Yoga
Intro to the Chakra System
The 8 Limbs of Yoga & The Yoga Sutras
Hands on assists/adjustments
Advanced Postures
Pregnancy/Injury modifications
Practice teaching
Ethics & The Business of Yoga
Seva (Selfless Service/Giving back): Volunteering as part of training and self study
All topics covered in this training meet Yoga Alliance standards for your RYT200 certification.
Training will be led by Missi D'Arcy E-RYT 200/RYT 500 with help from other Symmetry teachers, and a few guest teachers.
Carol Walker (Symmetry)
Karen Kenney
Lisa MCAllister (Glow), RYT-200, RPYT, CCCE
Deb Jurkoic (Symmetry)
Dates for training weekends Friday evenings, Saturday & Sunday
Friday's 430 – 8pm (3.5 hours)
Saturday's 930am – 6pm (8.5 hours)
Sunday's 930am – 330pm (6 hours)
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Pricing: Non-Refundable Deposit $300 to reserve spot due a week after acceptance into program
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Payment Plans available for all budgets!
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^*Mentor for 6 weeks following training
*There is criteria that goes along with accepting the mentor program that will be discussed in training.
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Please don't hesitate to contact Missi with any questions, concerns or options for installment plans.
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FLASH Yoga – FLASH Yoga operates on the idea that the world is our studio. FLASH Yoga is a new program we're introducing at Symmetry Yoga in which we'll be hosting yoga classes or yoga related events off site at interesting, picturesque, inspirational, fascinating locations and spaces. Yoga in parks and on beaches are popular because they offer the chance to combine the power of familiar precision with the experience of being in a different and intriguing setting.
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I recently came across a very interesting article from The New Yorker entitled, The Colic Conundrum and oh, how I could relate to this article. My son (now 19 months) was quite fussy as an infant and although he was never formally diagnosed with colic, I believe that's probably the only label that would describe his behavior. Although he did not have all the "symptoms" described in this article, he did have to be held, bounced, rocked, and nursed the majority of the day in order for him not to cry for long periods. He slept fairly well at night (2-3 hours at a time) but in his early months the only way he slept that long was for him to sleep on either my or my husband's chest. Additionally, he HATED the car seat. Once strapped in it, he might be content for 5-10 minutes and then it was blood-curdling screaming the rest of the time. Needless to say, we didn't leave the house much. I rarely discuss my son on this blog, but I felt like this topic was one where my personal experience might help other new moms out there who are struggling with this difficult issue.
The most common thing our patients say is, 'I must be doing something wrong.' It triggers a whole cycle: the mother feels inadequate and unable to parent effectively. And when these mothers get angry at their baby, they feel guiltier: 'How can I get angry at my baby?' The problem spirals out of control."
Feeling as though you cannot do anything to soothe your child is very discouraging, but it's important to realize that, in most cases, you are doing all you can do by simply responding to the baby's needs as best you can. Even if the baby continues to cry despite the rocking, feeding, etc., I firmly believe that the baby internalizes the fact that you are there helping him/her try to cope. Studies have shown that babies who are responded to promptly (especially in the first 3 months) will, over time, cry less frequently.
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(a) It was different.
(b) It was honorable.
(c) It was his.
(d) It was fun.
2. Musui learns a number of military strategies from ______________.
(a) Legends.
(b) His father's stories.
(c) Books.
(d) TV.
3. How does Musui get past barrier officials?
(a) He lies.
(b) He bribes them.
(c) He sneaks in the night.
(d) He uses his father's name.
4. How old is Musui when he writes this book?
(a) 72.
(b) 52.
(c) 62.
(d) 42.
5. Musui makes pilgrimages to ____________.
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(b) Shrines.
(c) Temples.
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Short Answer Questions
1. What does Musui learn while he is being punished for running away the second time?
2. How does Musui feel when his father dies?
3. How are Shintaro and Musui related?
4. What does Musui call Hyogo?
5. Why does Musui have trouble with his sword during his fight with Kuma?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Musui get across the border when he runs away the second time?
2. How does Musui make a great deal of money for himself after he retires?
3. What surprises Kiheiji when Musui sees him after his marriage?
4. What does Musui say made his life fun?
5. What happens to the dishonest cloth merchant?
6. What is Musui's punishment for running away a second time?
7. What happens when Rintaro is attacked by a dog?
8. How does Musui know Tatekawi?
9. Why does Musui say the gods have smiled on him at the end of the book?
10. How does Josuke get paid in the end?
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Iowa coach Lisa Bluder high-fives with her team after the Hawkeyes received a No. 9 seed. They will face California in the first round.
Coach Pat Summitt and No. 2 seed Tennessee may have to go through Elena Delle Donne and Delaware, and then Brittney Griner and Baylor to reach the Final Four.
No. 16-seed Liberty will face top-seeded Notre Dame in the first round. Harvard, a No. 16 seed, defeated No. 1 seed Stanford in 1998.
Fresno State is the No. 12 seed in the Des Moines region. The Bulldogs play No. 5 Georgetown and Sugar Rodgers.
Florida players will have a tough road, facing No. 8 seed Ohio State, which features one of the toughest backcourts in the country with Samantha Prahalis and Tayler Hill.
Julie Wojta and Green Bay finished the season with a 30-1 record but received a No. 7 seed. The Phoenix also have to travel to Ames, Iowa, to face Iowa State.
Connie Yori and Nebraska went all the way to the conference tournament final in their first season in the Big Ten. The No. 6-seeded Cornhuskers play Kansas in the first round.
Kentucky won the SEC conference regular-season title. As their reward, the Wildcats received a No. 2 seed and will face McNeese State.
Kansas State will face Princeton in the first round. If the Wildcats win, they will likely face No. 1 seed UConn in the second round.
Oklahoma coach Sherri Coale, back left, and her team are No. 6 seed and will face Michigan. The winner could play No. 3 seed St. John's from the Big East.
Underdogs come close in ACC, Big Ten, SEC
The day of "almost" upsets started in Greensboro, N.C., where one of the participants used to be on the other side. Kellie Harper won three SEC tournament titles as a player for powerhouse Tennessee.
Now in her first season as head coach at NC State, Harper was on the underdog side. Her Wolfpack, the No. 6 seed in the ACC tournament, were trying to knock off top-seeded Duke. NC State was attempting to win the program's fifth ACC tourney title, but first since 1991.
Iowa, meanwhile, was in the Big Ten tournament final for the first time since 2001. And in the SEC final, Kentucky was making its first appearance since 1982. So
It could have been a huge day for long shots getting automatic NCAA tournament bids. But none of them quite came through. Instead, the top seeds came away with hard-fought and well-earned victories in the ACC, Big Ten and SEC -- but their opponents proved something, too.
We'll start with the ACC, which except for Maryland's title last year has been the province of Duke or North Carolina for the past decade -- although the Blue Devils hadn't won a championship since 2004.
Duke lost its regular-season finale to the Tar Heels, and then just squeaked past Maryland by a basket in the ACC quarterfinals. Duke beat Georgia Tech in the semis.
Meanwhile, the Wolfpack upset third-seeded Virginia in the quarterfinals and then defeated another tourney upstart, Boston College, in the semis.
NC State had hit a low point in losing 70-39 to Duke on Feb. 11; after that loss, the Wolfpack were 13-11 (3-6 ACC). But soon the "magic" of the Pink Zone came through again. On Valentine's Day, during a stretch when teams across the country wore pink to honor the late Kay Yow and raise funds for cancer research, NC State beat Miami to start a run in which the Wolfpack won seven of their next eight games entering the ACC final.
Duke won the championship 70-60 Sunday afternoon, and the Blue Devils have finished their 27-5 résumé to submit to the NCAA committee for a likely a No. 2 seed. Meanwhile, NC State (20-13) hopes its strong finish is enough to earn an at-large bid, which is expected.
"I'm extremely proud of our team for so many reasons," said Harper, who had the difficult job of replacing the legendary Yow in Raleigh. "For improving, for believing, for working hard in practice, for playing together. In that locker room, I was proud of them for wanting more. They are hurt they didn't win this game, and I am so proud of that.
"I think our kids have proven over the last few weeks that we're an NCAA tournament team."
In Indianapolis, Iowa came oh-so-close to finishing off an amazing turnaround from being in last place in the Big Ten in mid-January. The Hawkeyes lost to Ohio State 66-64 in the league tournament final, but this is one time when quite honestly Iowa had to be pretty happy just to be there.
Starting last November, it seemed this season would be nothing but awful news for the Hawkeyes. They lost their only senior, JoAnn Hamlin, to a serious blood clot that forced her to end her career. Freshman Theairra Taylor (ACL) and sophomore Hannah Draxten (herniated disk) were also lost for the season.
The Hawkeyes were 8-10 and had lost four in a row going into their Jan. 21 game at Illinois.
But then, everything changed. A switch was flipped, and Iowa has since won 11 of its last 14. That was almost 12 of 14, as Iowa built a lead as large as 16 points against Ohio State in the Big Ten final.
But the Buckeyes had a little too much Jantel Lavender, who had 35 points and 10 rebounds. Her layup with 1 minute, 20 seconds left tied the score, and her two free throws with 1.9 seconds left won it.
Ohio State (30-4) now just waits for a great seed while the Hawkeyes (19-13) wait for an invitation. But two months ago, nobody was expecting Iowa would be doing anything at this point except getting ready for next season.
Lastly, Tennessee now has won 14 SEC tournament titles, but this one -- thanks to a 70-62 victory over No. 2 seed Kentucky in Sunday night's final -- means a lot because of the trials of last season.
Tennessee, of course, lost in the first round of the 2009 NCAA tournament -- the program's first loss ever in the first round (the Lady Vols had never failed to reach the Sweet 16 until last season). That ended an extremely frustrating 2008-09 for coach Pat Summitt and her young team.
This season, Summitt still hasn't solved all of Tennessee's concerns, but it's a significantly more accomplished team. Don't look now, but Tennessee is 30-2 -- yet almost absurdly under the radar.
Most of the attention has been going to that one team from the Northeast that Tennessee doesn't play in the regular season anymore, plus the surprising and undefeated Nebraska Cornhuskers, a new kid on the NCAA title-contending block.
But anyone who overlooks Tennessee as a potential national championship threat should think twice. The Orange Crush will be a No. 1 seed again and surely in the Memphis Regional.
Tennessee advanced to San Antonio the last time the Women's Final Four was there (2002) and could be making a return trip this year.
But Kentucky has been a great story this season, too. Victoria Dunlap was named the SEC Player of the Year, while A'dia Mathies won the rookie honor and Matthew Mitchell the coaching award. And the Wildcats, despite being picked to finish second-to-last in the league, instead finished runner-up to Tennessee -- both in the regular season and the tournament.
Kentucky (25-7) lost by 16 points at Tennessee on Feb. 25. Cutting that gap in half on a neutral court Sunday is not a bad way for the Wildcats to head into the NCAA tournament.


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Netbiscuits' Device Context Service, now available through a cloud-delivered solution, helps companies deliver native-like experiences on the mobile web using HTML5 in combination with information and context for device, browser, network and user parameters
A core part of Netbiscuits award-winning solution, provided for over 12 years for companies including eBay and Coca-Cola, Device and Context Service has been opened up for brands to access directly, through standard APIs or using Open Source frameworks like jQuery
London, UK - 25 February, 2013 - Netbiscuits, the global leader in software solutions for adaptive web development, today announced the launch of its Device and Context Service, enabling brands to seamlessly deliver a consistent mobile web with native app like experience to customers using HTML5.
Device Context Service is a cloud-based device detection and intelligence service. It combines device and server-side information to provide the most accurate and detailed profile of the connecting device, enabling more targeted content and the best possible customer experience.
The combination of device specific capabilities, contextual and user-related device information and HTML5 technology enables brands to deliver a mobile web experience comparable to native apps but one accessible to every user, regardless of device. Now Enterprises can build a Universal Web strategy that uses the same web application for PC to Smart Phone to Tablet yet delivering a customised presentation layer based on device information. This saves companies development time and cost, is more scalable and easier to manage content change while delivering a superior user experience customers and employees expect from mobile.
The enterprise-grade Device Context Service will play a key role in driving innovation on the mobile web, enabling the creation of next generation mobile websites and hybrid apps whilst accelerating the move towards a truly universal web.
"The consumerisation of IT means that customers and employees now have higher expectations than ever on application user experiences. Previously this was only possible with native apps based on proprietary device OS solutions. But this is not cost effective for large companies to build or manage across all the devices available. HTML5 is the standard enterprises are using to move away from native mobile apps but to truly deliver a native experience, you also need access to device information and context to ensure every customer receives a consistent yet bespoke to device capabilities web experience." Daniel Weisbeck, Chief Officer of Marketing and Product Strategy.
The Device Context Service functionality has been a core part of Netbiscuits' end-to-end offering for the last 12 years but with this release for the first time the platform has been opened up for direct access by brands via open web standards along with new features to simplify and speed up access to device information.
It is now accessible using any web framework employed by an enterprise. This dramatically reduces the speed of deployment for large scale mobile websites accessible to any device.
For every device connecting to a website or application, the service captures anonymous device-specific information based on fixed and now new dynamic parameters delivering contextual data of device capabilities and use at given points in time. This intelligence about device functionality, browser, OS, and user behaviour means mobile experiences are optimised for a user's device, leading to greater customer loyalty, higher conversion rates and increased revenue.
"The web today has become central to the customer relationship and brands have to adapt to continuously evolving demands. What was once an excellent experience has quickly become simply acceptable, and the plethora of devices used by a global, or even regional, customer base to connect with brands is growing at an exponential rate," said Weisbeck.
"Devices used to connect with brands are exploding globally so it is crucial brands provide a consistent experience across every device," says Nicholas McQuire, Vice President Mobile Enterprise Strategies Research at IDC. "Their customers expect nothing less and will be increasingly unforgiving of sub-standard experiences on mobile devices."
Research has shown that a poor user experience can have a significant impact on business performances, with even a one second increase in load time negatively affecting page views (-11%), customer satisfaction (-16%) and conversions (-7%)[1]. As a result, the ability to deliver content appropriate to both the device, such as a smartphone or feature phone, or even connection type and the amount of memory available, is vital in driving brand loyalty, transactions, and user uptake.
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Hosted on Netbiscuits' cloud platform, the Device Context Service is based on a comprehensive database of profiles for connected devices and use cases. This creates intelligent profiles to deliver the most appropriate presentation layer and content for every device, based on both the technical specifications of each device in addition to manual testing by Netbiscuits.
With simple integration with open standards at its core, the Device Context Service supports the most common web development tools, enabling fast and cost-effective development using existing in-house skills and assets. Device Context Service features include: jQuery plug-in; web services APIs, Java integration client; and an Apache module.
"The strategic and business benefits of a consistent user experience on mobile devices are clear, however the creation of native applications is neither a cost nor time effectively delivery method. As a result the mobile web is quickly becoming the primary medium via which people interact with brands," continued Weisbeck. "Brands need to recognise that customers engage with them using different methods at different times of day, with different context, and that these differences require an adapted experience. A one-size-fits-all approach is unacceptable and we will see any companies taking this approach to the mobile web simply fail to engage their customers."
To complement this new service, Netbiscuits also announced today the launch of a new image converter solution built with mobile in mind. The tool works seamlessly with the Device Context Service to identify exact media types supported by the given device, from simple image formats such as PNG and JPEG and seamlessly converts content from one source file to the appropriate format and size.
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Co-organiser John Hernshaw, of Canterbury University's physics and astronomy department, expected at least 1000 people would attend the events.
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Prof Henshaw said the International Dark Sky Association declaring the Aoraki-Mackenzie night sky a world heritage reserve had gained huge publicity internationally.
"There has been so much interest in that internationally. Thanks to special light ordinance levels, Mackenzie's sky is essentially free of light pollution," Prof Hernshaw said.
"Tekapo tourist operators have told me that visitor numbers have jumped 20 per cent in the last season, almost entirely off the back of that."
Recently retired United States astronaut Marsha Ivins, a veteran of five Shuttle missions, would also be one of the guest speakers.
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I'm particularly happy about this plan because it will allow us to catch up with the awesome work present in the Sugar community's most recent release, Sugar 0.84, as well as merging the latest Fedora work and including GNOME into the mix for the first time. The new machines will have 1GB of RAM and 4GB of flash, so we have enough room for both environments at once.
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