Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems and methods for mechanical failure monitoring, detection, and classification in electronic assemblies. In some embodiments, a mechanical monitoring apparatus may include: a fixture to receive an electronic assembly; an acoustic sensor; and a computing device communicatively coupled to the acoustic sensor, wherein the acoustic sensor is to detect an acoustic emission waveform generated by a mechanical failure of the electronic assembly during testing.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems and methods for mechanical failure monitoring, detection, and classification in electronic assemblies. In some embodiments, a mechanical monitoring apparatus may include: a fixture to receive an electronic assembly; an acoustic sensor; and a computing device communicatively coupled to the acoustic sensor, wherein the acoustic sensor is to detect an acoustic emission waveform generated by a mechanical failure of the electronic assembly during testing.

Abstract: Techniques and mechanisms for providing flexible packaged circuit structures. In an embodiment, a flexible circuit device includes first and second conductive contacts and an interconnect that is coupled between such conductive contacts. While the flexible circuit device is in a baseline (“flat”) configuration, a first side of the flexible circuit device extends at least in part in a flat plane, and a portion of the interconnect includes a point that, with respect to a distance from the flat plane, is a maximum or a minimum of the interconnect. A mold compound of a flexible package encapsulates the portion of the interconnect. In another embodiment, a range spanned by the interconnect along a line orthogonal to the flat plane is at least two times an average height of the interconnect.

Abstract: Embodiments are generally directed to air bladder based mechanical testing for stretchable electronics. An embodiment of a system includes an inflatable bladder to apply mechanical force to a stretchable electronics device by the inflation and deflation of the inflatable bladder; a valve unit to control fluid pressure applied to the inflatable bladder; and a control unit to control inflation and deflation of the inflatable bladder.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to a bandwidth adaptive communication event scheduling system. The system can provide an availability recommendation for a communication event based on bandwidth usage. A user can request to schedule a communication event at a future time based on the availability recommendation, and the system can determine whether to approve or deny the request based the details of the request and predicted or real-time bandwidth usage.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure relate to a bandwidth adaptive communication event scheduling system. The system can provide an availability recommendation for a communication event based on bandwidth usage. A user can request to schedule a communication event at a future time based on the availability recommendation, and the system can determine whether to approve or deny the request based the details of the request and predicted or real-time bandwidth usage.

Abstract: Various examples are disclosed of how to leverage technology in a vehicle to provide various services in a convenient manner. For example, the pairing of the portable device with the on-board computer of the vehicle may be utilized as a level of authorization to provide certain services in a more automated and/or convenient way to the vehicle driver or other occupant of the vehicle, such as by authenticating wireless transactions with entities external to the vehicle using device pairing technology, and by modifying vehicle navigation routes to include suggested nearby points of interest that may be determined to be of particular value to a vehicle occupant.

Abstract: Various examples are disclosed of how to leverage technology in a vehicle to provide various services in a convenient manner. For example, the pairing of the portable device with the on-board computer of the vehicle may be utilized as a level of authorization to provide certain services in a more automated and/or convenient way to the vehicle driver or other occupant of the vehicle, such as by authenticating wireless transactions with entities external to the vehicle using device pairing technology, and by modifying vehicle navigation routes to include suggested nearby points of interest that may be determined to be of particular value to a vehicle occupant.

Abstract: Various examples are disclosed of how to leverage technology in a vehicle to provide various services in a convenient manner. For example, the pairing of the portable device with the on-board computer of the vehicle may be utilized as a level of authorization to provide certain services in a more automated and/or convenient way to the vehicle driver or other occupant of the vehicle, such as by authenticating wireless transactions with entities external to the vehicle using device pairing technology, and by modifying vehicle navigation routes to include suggested nearby points of interest that may be determined to be of particular value to a vehicle occupant.

Abstract: Various examples are disclosed of how to leverage technology in a vehicle to provide various services in a convenient manner. For example, the pairing of the portable device with the on-board computer of the vehicle may be utilized as a level of authorization to provide certain services in a more automated and/or convenient way to the vehicle driver or other occupant of the vehicle, such as by authenticating wireless transactions with entities external to the vehicle using device pairing technology, and by modifying vehicle navigation routes to include suggested nearby points of interest that may be determined to be of particular value to a vehicle occupant.

Abstract: Examples of systems, methods, apparatuses, and software are described in which a mobile device may receive information about a subset of ATMs, VTMs, and/or retail banking locations (and/or other points of interest) based on both the speed and location of the mobile device. The size and/or shape of geo-fences established around each of the subset may also depend upon the speed and/or location of the mobile device. The mobile device may alert the user as to when the mobile device is within one of the speed and/or location-variable geo-fences.

Abstract: An adjustable armrest attachment for a secretarial chair has left and right elbow rests with depending posts independently selectively positionable within vertical channels formed in turned back outer ends of respective left and right, oppositely laterally extending bracket members. Superposed inner ends of the bracket members are attached to the chair by fasteners which pass through lateral slots to permit opposite lateral movement of the members to selectively vary the lateral spacing of the rests. In one embodiment the inner ends are attached by a bracket plate to a column that elevates a backrest at the rear of a seat. In another embodiment, the inner ends are attached by a knurled, manually manipulable knob to the underside of the seat. The rests are located to give the reduce antigravity stresses when the chair is pulled under a desk or table for raised hand operations, like typing.