Abstract: Disclosed is a luminaire that attaches to a mailbox to illuminate the address number of a building. The luminaire includes a housing, one or more light sources, such as LED, incandescent, fluorescent, etc. The light sources can be electrified in various ways, such as solar, high voltage AC, low voltage DC. The housing has various holes to accommodate one or more mounting brackets and mounting accessories. Also, a plurality of numbers and letters to attach to the housing to indicate the address number.

Abstract: A system comprising a machine-readable storage medium storing at least one program and a computer-implemented method for collecting body measurements of a human user using a body measurement garment is provided. The body measurement garment comprises a plurality of sensors configured to produce a set of output data. The method may include receiving the set of output data from the body measurement garment and determining a plurality of body measurements from the output data. The method may further include generating a body shape model representing the shape of the body of the user. The method may also include generating a garment fit model representing the fit of a garment on the human user.

Abstract: A centerbody assembly includes a center tube, a forward bulkhead, an aft bulkhead, at least one baffle, and an outer skin. The center tube extends circumferentially about an axial centerline. The center tube extends between and to a first axial tube end and a second axial tube end. The forward bulkhead is mounted to the center tube at the first axial tube end. The aft bulkhead is mounted to the center tube at the second axial tube end. The at least one baffle extends axially from the forward bulkhead to the aft bulkhead. At least the forward bulkhead, the aft bulkhead, or the at least one baffle include one or more thermal beads. The outer skin circumscribes the center tube, the forward bulkhead, the aft bulkhead, and the at least one baffle to form an acoustic cavity radially inside the outer skin.

Abstract: An apparatus to produce a fragrance with an emergency flashlight and night light. The apparatus includes a fragrance dispenser, an emergency flashlight, a night light, and microprocessors. The fragrance dispenser dispenses fragrance through the evaporation of a liquid contained in a wick which was absorbed from the liquid in an attachable and replaceable bottle. The emergency flashlight is removeable and rechargeable. The emergency flashlight illuminates a plurality of LEDs automatically upon a power outage. The emergency removeable flashlight also contains an emergency light source. The night light operates in darkness. The microprocessors control the operation of the fragrance dispenser, the emergency light source and the night light.

Abstract: A powertrain for powering wellsite pumping operations includes a power source for producing energy, a power bank, electric motors coupled to pumps, and a power management system. The power source can be a prime mover coupled to a generator, the prime mover sized for supply up to the average power demand of the pumping operation, and the power bank is sized to supply up to at least the difference between the peak and average power demand of the pumping operation, thereby providing a load levelling means to satisfy peak demand of the operation. The power management system manages the direction of current flow, state of charge of the power bank, and power source operation to provide least fuel consumption while meeting the power demand of the pumping operation.

Abstract: An apparatus to attach a light fixture to a ceiling, a recessed lighting fixture housing, or a ceiling, wall, or floor electrical outlet box. The apparatus may include one or a plurality of retrofit clips (102) and (103), new construction clips (104), connecting posts (106), a junction box (116), twist connectors (118). an installation clamp (1409), an installation plate (1402), a mounting bracket (1404), wire nuts (1407), threaded pipes (1485) & (1410), lock nuts (1406), threaded coupling (1408), and other common accessories known by those skilled in the art. The retrofit clips (102) and (103) are adaptable to attach with a body (108) or a complete fixture (112), (901) and (902) by one or more of screwing, riveting, welding, gluing, or other suitable attachment methods into one or more of screw holes (110), if provided, or directly attached to a body (108) or directly attached to a complete light fixture (112), (901) & (902).

Abstract: A powertrain for powering wellsite pumping operations includes a power source for producing energy, a power bank, electric motors coupled to pumps, and a power management system. The power source can be a prime mover coupled to a generator, the prime mover sized for supply up to the average power demand of the pumping operation, and the power bank is sized to supply up to at least the difference between the peak and average power demand of the pumping operation, thereby providing a load levelling means to satisfy peak demand of the operation. The power management system manages the direction of current flow, state of charge of the power bank, and power source operation to provide least fuel consumption while meeting the power demand of the pumping operation.

Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus to detachably attach an LED light fixture to a ceiling or a recessed lighting fixture housing. The apparatus comprises retrofit clips (102), a plurality of new construction clips (104), connecting posts (106), metal housing (108), screw holes (110), complete fixture (112), junction box (116), and twist connector (118). The retrofit clips (102) are adaptable to attach with the metal housing (108) of the LED light fixture by screwing them into screw holes (110). The connecting posts (106) hold the new construction clips (104). The metal housing (108) embodies the complete fixture (112). The junction box (116) holds connection wirings and may hold an LED driver. The twist connector (118) attaches the output wires of the junction box (116) to the metal housing (108).

Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus to detachably attach an LED light fixture to a ceiling or a recessed lighting fixture housing. The apparatus comprises retrofit clips (102), a plurality of new construction clips (104), connecting posts (106), metal housing (108), screw holes (110), complete fixture (112), junction box (116), and twist connector (118). The retrofit clips (102) are adaptable to attach with the metal housing (108) of the LED light fixture by screwing them into screw holes (110). The connecting posts (106) hold the new construction clips (104). The metal housing (108) embodies the complete fixture (112). The junction box (116) holds connection wirings and may hold an LED driver. The twist connector (118) attaches the output wires of the junction box (116) to the metal housing (108).

Abstract: An anomaly detector for a Controller Area Network (CAN) bus performs state space classification on a per-message basis of messages on the CAN bus to label messages as normal or anomalous, and performs temporal pattern analysis as a function of time to label unexpected temporal patterns as anomalous. The anomaly detector issues an alert if an alert criterion is met that is based on the outputs of the state space classification and the temporal pattern analysis. The temporal pattern analysis may compare statistics of messages having analyzed arbitration IDs with statistics for messages having those analyzed arbitration IDs in a training dataset of CAN bus messages, and a temporal pattern is anomalous if there is a statistically significant deviation from the training dataset. The anomaly detector may be implemented on a vehicle Electronic Control Unit (ECU) communicating via a vehicle CAN bus.

Abstract: A back panel for a mobile phone having an operating system supported on an infrastructure having a front and a rear, and a front panel overlying the front of the infrastructure, wherein the back overlies the rear of the infrastructure, and has a chassis for securing to the rear of the infrastructure, and a transformable main member having a plurality of interlocking elongate, prismatic elements selectably locked in a side by side, coplanar formation thereby to extend across the rear of the infrastructure, the transformable main member being adapted for transformation into a selfie stick by extension of the plurality of interlocking elongate, prismatic elements in a direction transverse to the chassis and to the infrastructure, a first end of the selfie stick being supportively connected to the chassis and a second distal end being a free end, adapted to be held in the hand of a user thereby to facilitate support and operation of the mobile phone by the user.

Abstract: An anomaly detector for a Controller Area Network (CAN) bus performs state space classification on a per-message basis of messages on the CAN bus to label messages as normal or anomalous, and performs temporal pattern analysis as a function of time to label unexpected temporal patterns as anomalous. The anomaly detector issues an alert if an alert criterion is met that is based on the outputs of the state space classification and the temporal pattern analysis. The temporal pattern analysis may compare statistics of messages having analyzed arbitration IDs with statistics for messages having those analyzed arbitration IDs in a training dataset of CAN bus messages, and a temporal pattern is anomalous if there is a statistically significant deviation from the training dataset. The anomaly detector may be implemented on a vehicle Electronic Control Unit (ECU) communicating via a vehicle CAN bus.

Abstract: An anomaly detector for a Controller Area Network (CAN) bus performs state space classification on a per-message basis of messages on the CAN bus to label messages as normal or anomalous, and performs temporal pattern analysis as a function of time to label unexpected temporal patterns as anomalous. The anomaly detector issues an alert if an alert criterion is met that is based on the outputs of the state space classification and the temporal pattern analysis. The temporal pattern analysis may compare statistics of messages having analyzed arbitration IDs with statistics for messages having those analyzed arbitration IDs in a training dataset of CAN bus messages, and a temporal pattern is anomalous if there is a statistically significant deviation from the training dataset. The anomaly detector may be implemented on a vehicle Electronic Control Unit (ECU) communicating via a vehicle CAN bus.

Abstract: An anomaly detector for a Controller Area Network (CAN) bus performs state space classification on a per-message basis of messages on the CAN bus to label messages as normal or anomalous, and performs temporal pattern analysis as a function of time to label unexpected temporal patterns as anomalous. The anomaly detector issues an alert if an alert criterion is met that is based on the outputs of the state space classification and the temporal pattern analysis. The temporal pattern analysis may compare statistics of messages having analyzed arbitration IDs with statistics for messages having those analyzed arbitration IDs in a training dataset of CAN bus messages, and a temporal pattern is anomalous if there is a statistically significant deviation from the training dataset. The anomaly detector may be implemented on a vehicle Electronic Control Unit (ECU) communicating via a vehicle CAN bus.

Abstract: Automatic trend analysis is provided on a dataset. Upon selection of a data cell or chart point within a data representation, a trend chart is automatically generated in order to demonstrate how the data within the selection trends over time. The system may automatically configure the trend chart based on the metadata of a data source associated with a selected data such that no input or configuration is needed by a user. The system may identify the time hierarchies and other data attributes included in the metadata of the data source associated with a selected data cell and may automatically configure the axis settings and the trend lines according to metadata of the data source. The trend chart may also be configured to display multiple trend lines for comparing multiple data set trends over a specified time period.

Abstract: Automatic trend analysis is provided on a dataset. Upon selection of a data cell or chart point within a data representation, a trend chart is automatically generated in order to demonstrate how the data within the selection trends over time. The system may automatically configure the trend chart based on the metadata of a data source associated with a selected data such that no input or configuration is needed by a user. The system may identify the time hierarchies and other data attributes included in the metadata of the data source associated with a selected data cell and may automatically configure the axis settings and the trend lines according to metadata of the data source. The trend chart may also be configured to display multiple trend lines for comparing multiple data set trends over a specified time period.

Abstract: Magnetic particles for nucleic acid isolation are coated with silica and separated from impurities and nanoparticulates using a multi-step fractionation process. In each cycle of the fractionation process, the particles are stirred, sedimented, and resuspended, resulting in a decline in pH of the suspended particles. Repeating the fractionation process until the resuspended particles have dropped to a target pH in the range of about 9 to 10.5, and their zeta potential is more negative than about ?40 mV, results in a purified population of particles with a high and reproducible binding capacity for nucleic acids. The silica-treated magnetic beads produced by the method offer improved sensitivity and consistency for recovery of nucleic acids in a sample.