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Google patents memory check triggered by device sensors

This filing describes a method where a computer checks its memory when specific sensor data, such as temperature or movement, meets certain conditions. If the criteria are met, the system automatically starts a calibration process to ensure the memory is working correctly.

Why it mattersIt offers a way to keep computer memory stable by reacting to physical changes in the device, though it is a technical maintenance feature unlikely to be visible to most users.

In the filing’s own words

According to at least one implementation, a method includes identifying at least one sensor datum from at least one sensor on a computing device. The method further includes determining that the at least one sensor datum satisfies at least one criterion. In response to the at least one sensor datum satisfying the at least one criterion, the method further includes initiating a calibration of memory on the computing device.

What exactly they claim (claim 1)

1. A method comprising: identifying at least one sensor datum from at least one sensor on a computing device; determining that the at least one sensor datum satisfies at least one criterion; and in response to the at least one sensor datum satisfying the at least one criterion, initiating a calibration of memory on the computing device.

Facts

Company
Google (Google LLC)
Official title
CONFIGURATION OF MEMORY BASED ON SENSOR DATA
Publication number
US20260268992A1
Application number
19072476
Filed
Mar 6, 2025
Published
Sep 10, 2026
Inventors
3
Claims
20

Classified under

G11C 29/028 Physics & computingG11C 2207/2254 Physics & computing
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