Abstract: The presently disclosed subject matter aims to a modular combat system and method. The modular combat system and method includes: a display; an imaging sensor; a foregrip detachably mounted to a firearm including at least one programmable interface element; and, a processing circuitry in communication with the imaging sensor, the display, and the at least one programmable interface element, the processing circuitry is configured to: obtain information from the imaging sensor associated with a scene captured by the imaging sensor; in response to an instruction provided by an operator of the modular combat system, through an interaction with the at least one programmable interface element, process the information obtained front the imaging sensor, in accordance with the instruction, so as to generate a processed image of the scene; and, present the processed image of the scene on the display.

Abstract: Composites made of a cross-linked acrylic polymer and an inorganic aggregate and/or mineral, with the cross-linked acrylic polymer being present at a concentration of 5% to 17%, by weight, are disclosed. Processes of preparing the composites are also disclosed.

Abstract: Composites made of a cross-linked acrylic polymer and an inorganic aggregate and/or mineral, with the cross-linked acrylic polymer being present at a concentration of 5% to 17%, by weight, are disclosed. Processes of preparing the composites are also disclosed.

Abstract: There is provided a satiety inducing food product including Agar and Alginate particles having a size range of about 0.5-30 mm, wherein the particles are configured to remain essentially intact in the stomach and in the intestine so as to occupy volume within the stomach and the intestine and thereby induce satiety.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for vehicle navigation. The systems and methods may detect traffic lights. For example, one or more traffic lights may be detected using detection-redundant camera detection paths, a fusion of information from a traffic light transmitter and one or more cameras, based on contrast enhancement for night images, and based on low resolution traffic light candidate identification followed by high resolution candidate analysis. Additionally, the systems and methods may navigation based on a worst time to red estimation.

Abstract: Composites made of a cross-linked acrylic polymer and an inorganic aggregate and/or mineral, with the cross-linked acrylic polymer being present at a concentration of 5% to 17%, by weight, are disclosed. Processes of preparing the composites are also disclosed.

Abstract: This invention was a long time coming, locksmith sticker spam is on every commercial door, making it hard on business owners to know who genuinely serviced their lock. This invention is a metal security ring with a plate on top, on the plate, the locksmith's name and phone number appears. The manufacturing of the Enhanced Security Ring requires a mold, a flat circle metal piece is placed on the mold and then pressed to create its shape. The Enhanced Security Ring has 2 main purposes: 1. Protection against break in: The security ring surrounds the lock and prevents an intruder from grabbing the lock and spinning to break connecting pins.

Abstract: A mobile terminal comprises transceiver apparatus for communicating with a plurality of wireless networks, each network comprising one or more respective wireless connection points providing a respective coverage area. The mobile terminal also comprises a location module arranged to determine information on geographical location of the mobile terminal, and based thereon to obtain a prediction that the mobile terminal will enter the coverage area of an expected one of said wireless networks. Further, the mobile terminal comprises a protocol module arranged to at least begin a pre-emptive handshake with the expected wireless network while still outside the respective coverage area and so unable to communicate any information via any of the one or more respective wireless connection points. It does this by instead performing some or all of the handshake with the expected network via another of said wireless networks.

Abstract: A method of permitting a user access to password protected data at a device, the user associated with a first and second password, wherein the passwords are of the same format, and entry of the first password requires less user input actions than are required for entry of the second password, the method comprises a user interface component of the device requesting from the user, entry of the first password; in response to receiving an entry entered by the user using said device, processing the user entry in a password verifying component of the device to compare the user entry with the first password associated with the user; if no user entry matches the first password in a predetermined number of attempts permitted by the password verifying component, the user interface component requests from the user, entry of the second password.

Abstract: An artificial stone slab comprises a plurality of coated lumps of composite stone material, wherein at least a first set of the plurality of coated lumps are substantially in contact with one another, and wherein at least a second set of the plurality of coated lumps are spaced apart by one or more fillers. An engineered stone slab comprises a plurality of coated lumps of composite stone material, wherein at least a portion of the coated lumps comprise an inner core having a first color and an outer layer having a second, different, color.

Abstract: An artificial stone slab comprises a plurality of coated lumps of composite stone material, wherein at least a first set of the plurality of coated lumps are substantially in contact with one another, and wherein at least a second set of the plurality of coated lumps are spaced apart by one or more fillers. An engineered stone slab comprises a plurality of coated lumps of composite stone material, wherein at least a portion of the coated lumps comprise an inner core having a first color and an outer layer having a second, different, color.

Abstract: Artificial marble, and system and method of producing artificial marble. A method of producing a stone slab comprises: placing into a frame a plurality of coated lumps of composite stone material; removing substantially all air among the plurality of lumps; pressing the content of said frame; and curing the content of said frame to form the stone slab. An artificial stone slab comprises: a plurality of coated lumps of composite stone material which are substantially in contact with one another.

Abstract: Artificial marble, and system and method of producing artificial marble. A method of producing a stone slab comprises: placing into a frame a plurality of coated lumps of composite stone material; removing substantially all air among the plurality of lumps; pressing the content of said frame; and curing the content of said frame to form the stone slab. An artificial stone slab comprises: a plurality of coated lumps of composite stone material which are substantially in contact with one another.

Abstract: A comprehensive web based workspace, or search and navigation environment that supports the user throughout an Internet search session and beyond. Specifically, any search session is performed through the workspace which is a web based application that enables the user to log in and identify. The workspace tracks and analyzes the search pattern of the user, learns and characterizes it and provides him or her with ever improving search results, targeted advertisements and other relevant information on-the-fly. Specifically, the workspace is capable of monitoring each and every hypertext document (including URLs) visited by the user. Additionally, the workspace further enables a user to create a cluster search materials comprising URLs and downloaded files. The cluster is used by the workspace to further optimize the search. Moreover—the cluster may be shared between users.

Abstract: A computer utility for any kind of search engine or data that provides a graphical user interface for displaying search results and live refinement of the results, by automatic changing and/or offer to change the results list in real time, according to the user's demonstrated navigational interests. The graphical user interface includes resizable windows, configured to display the contents of the links (“keyhole windows”) The search results list may be dynamically altered by real time re-searching according to the reaction of and browsing movements of the user examining the search results. In the keyhole windows users may independently browse through and view content contained therein including links. This invention detects user intention based upon its viewing and browsing of linked websites inside the keyhole windows. Thus, the user can more easily browse through the most relevant websites for him.

Abstract: A method for authenticating communication traffic includes receiving a first request, such as a DNS request, sent over a network from a source address, to provide network information regarding a given domain name. A response is sent to the source address in reply to the first request. When a second request is from the source address in reply to the response, the authenticity of the first request is assessed based on the second request.

Abstract: A method for authenticating communication traffic includes receiving a first request, such as a DNS request, sent over a network from a source address, to provide network information regarding a given domain name. A response is sent to the source address in reply to the first request. When a second request is from the source address in reply to the response, the authenticity of the first request is assessed based on the second request.

Abstract: A method for authenticating communication traffic includes receiving a first request, such as a DNS request, sent over a network from a source address, to provide network information regarding a given domain name. A response is sent to the source address in reply to the first request. When a second request is from the source address in reply to the response, the authenticity of the first request is assessed based on the second request.

Abstract: A method for authenticating communication traffic includes receiving a first request, such as a DNS request, sent over a network from a source address, to provide network information regarding a given domain name. A response is sent to the source address in reply to the first request. When a second request is from the source address in reply to the response, the authenticity of the first request is assessed based on the second request.