Abstract: A system may provide an eco-feedback and gaming platform for home energy management. The system may generate daily energy scores for a plurality of households. The system may prepare a community energy conservation game in which community conservation goals and participation thresholds are generated. The system may execute the game by receiving time series date from each of the households and rewards the households for participating in achieving the community goal.

Abstract: Described are ion-exchange membranes that include a porous polymeric membrane and imidazole ion-exchange groups at surfaces of the membrane; ion-exchange membranes and filters that contain the ion-exchange membranes; and methods of using the ion-exchange membranes and filters for separating charged biological molecule from a liquid.

Abstract: An approach provides sending captured Superbill image data and output data generated based on results of parsing the captured Superbill image data to an external system which manages Superbill data via a cloud system and a storage service. The cloud system creates parsing rule data for parsing a captured Superbill image in accordance with user operation at a client device. The cloud system obtains captured Superbill image data from the storage service, in response to receiving a notification indicating that the captured Superbill image data has been stored in the storage service. The cloud system parses the obtained image data based on the created parsing rule and generates output data based on results of parsing. The cloud system sends the generated output data and the obtained image data to the external system via the one or more computer networks.

Abstract: An image and metadata for the image are received. The metadata includes image identification data. A first graphical user interface is generated and displayed for a user. The image is displayed in a first portion of the first graphical user interface. The metadata is displayed in a second portion of the first graphical user interface. One or more first interactive elements for processing the image and the metadata are displayed in a third portion of the first graphical user interface. Verification of whether the image is to be associated with the metadata is performed by: determining whether first input indicating a first request to associate the image with the metadata is received via one or more first interactive elements; and in response to determining that the first input is received: associating the image with the metadata; and transmitting the image in association with the metadata to a storage device.

Abstract: Data-driven operating model (DDOM) systems and techniques are described to manage implementation, access, and promotion of digital services by a service provider system. In one example, the DDOM system includes a data aggregation module, a journey manager module and a segment manager module. The data aggregation module supports a unified data architecture that is then leverage by the journey and segment manager modules to support matrixed journey stage and segmentation of a data lake to provide insights that are not possible by a human being alone, that are usable to manage implementation, access, and promotion of digital services by a service provider system.

Abstract: An approach provides sending captured Superbill image data and output data generated based on results of parsing the captured Superbill image data to an external system which manages Superbill data via a cloud system and a storage service. The cloud system creates parsing rule data for parsing a captured Superbill image in accordance with user operation at a client device. The cloud system obtains captured Superbill image data from the storage service, in response to receiving a notification indicating that the captured Superbill image data has been stored in the storage service. The cloud system parses the obtained image data based on the created parsing rule and generates output data based on results of parsing. The cloud system sends the generated output data and the obtained image data to the external system via the one or more computer networks.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to methods of producing, processing, or purifying antibodies. The present disclosure also relates to methods of producing, processing, or purifying a target antibody from cell cultures to remove host cell proteins.

Abstract: An approach provides sending captured Superbill image data and output data generated based on results of parsing the captured Superbill image data to an external system which manages Superbill data via a cloud system and a storage service. The cloud system creates parsing rule data for parsing a captured Superbill image in accordance with user operation at a client device. The cloud system obtains captured Superbill image data from the storage service, in response to receiving a notification indicating that the captured Superbill image data has been stored in the storage service. The cloud system parses the obtained image data based on the created parsing rule and generates output data based on results of parsing. The cloud system sends the generated output data and the obtained image data to the external system via the one or more computer networks.

Abstract: An approach provides sending captured Superbill image data and output data generated based on results of parsing the captured Superbill image data to an external system which manages Superbill data using a cloud system. The cloud system creates parsing rule data for parsing a captured Superbill image in accordance with user operation at a client device. The cloud system receives, via one or more computer networks from an input device, captured Superbill image data. The cloud system parses the received image data based on the created parsing rule and generates output data based on results of parsing. The cloud system sends the generated output data and the received image data to the external system via the one or more computer networks.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to mixed mode chromatography media comprising a ligand directly attached to a solid support. In some aspects, the ligand has a chemical formula of The mixed mode chromatography media is useful for binding and purifying proteins from a solution.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to methods of producing, processing, or purifying antibodies. The present disclosure also relates to methods of producing, processing, or purifying a target antibody from cell cultures to remove host cell proteins.

Abstract: An image and metadata for the image are received. The metadata includes image identification data. A first graphical user interface is generated and displayed for a user. The image is displayed in a first portion of the first graphical user interface. The metadata is displayed in a second portion of the first graphical user interface. One or more first interactive elements for processing the image and the metadata are displayed in a third portion of the first graphical user interface. Verification of whether the image is to be associated with the metadata is performed by: determining whether first input indicating a first request to associate the image with the metadata is received via one or more first interactive elements; and in response to determining that the first input is received: associating the image with the metadata; and transmitting the image in association with the metadata to a storage device.

Abstract: A request to process one or more images acquired by one or more devices is received. In response to receiving the request, a validation to determine whether a particular image may be associated with any patient record is performed. This includes determining a location of metadata associated with the particular image; retrieving the metadata associated with the particular image; and examining the metadata to determine whether the metadata includes a patient identification of a patient from a plurality of patients. In response to determining that the metadata includes a particular patient identification, a particular patient record associated with the particular patient identification is determined, and the particular image is associated with the particular patient record. However, if the metadata does not include a patient identification, then a first graphical user interface is generated and displayed for a user to allow the user to process the particular image.

Abstract: An approach for electronic information collaboration allows the use of a mobile device to cause electronic information to be displayed on one or more projector display devices via a virtual projector. The use of a virtual projector allows electronic information to be displayed on multiple projector display devices and/or client devices. The approach may also include the use of collaboration clients and a collaboration server to provide additional functionality with respect to the electronic information including, for example, the ability for changes made to electronic information at one location to be propagated to another location. The approach also allows a mobile device to be used to establish a videoconferencing session between two or more videoconferencing sites. The approach may include generation and use of a locations map that displays icons that correspond to videoconferencing sites and that may be selected to establish a connection between videoconferencing sites.

Abstract: A reference image of one or more objects is displayed on the display of a mobile device in a manner that allows a user of the mobile device to simultaneously view the reference image and a preview image of the one or more objects currently in a field of view of a camera of the mobile device. An indication is provided to the user of the mobile device whether the camera of the mobile device is currently located within a specified amount of a distance at which the reference image was acquired. In response to a user request, the camera acquires a second image of the one or more objects and optionally a distance between the camera and the one or more objects at the time the second image was acquired is recorded. An image management application provides various functionalities for accessing and managing image sequences.

Abstract: A reference image of one or more objects is displayed on the display of a mobile device in a manner that allows a user of the mobile device to simultaneously view the reference image and a preview image of the one or more objects currently in a field of view of a camera of the mobile device. An indication is provided to the user of the mobile device whether the camera of the mobile device is currently located within a specified amount of a distance at which the reference image was acquired. In response to a user request, the camera acquires a second image of the one or more objects and optionally a distance between the camera and the one or more objects at the time the second image was acquired is recorded. An image management application provides various functionalities for accessing and managing image sequences.

Abstract: A reference image of one or more objects is displayed on the display of a mobile device in a manner that allows a user of the mobile device to simultaneously view the reference image and a preview image of the one or more objects currently in a field of view of a camera of the mobile device. An indication is provided to the user of the mobile device whether the camera of the mobile device is currently located within a specified amount of a distance at which the reference image was acquired. An image management application provides various functionalities for accessing and managing image sequences. Access to images, workflows and workflow levels is managed using roles. Users are assigned roles and are permitted to access images, workflows and workflow levels for which they have been assigned the required roles.

Abstract: A reference image of one or more objects is displayed on the display of a mobile device in a manner that allows a user of the mobile device to simultaneously view the reference image and a preview image of the one or more objects currently in a field of view of a camera of the mobile device. An indication is provided to the user of the mobile device whether the camera of the mobile device is currently located within a specified amount of a distance at which the reference image was acquired. An image management application provides various functionalities for accessing and managing image sequences. Access to images, workflows and workflow levels is managed using roles. Users are assigned roles and are permitted to access images, workflows and workflow levels for which they have been assigned the required roles.

Abstract: A reference image of one or more objects is displayed on the display of a mobile device in a manner that allows a user of the mobile device to simultaneously view the reference image and a preview image of the one or more objects currently in a field of view of a camera of the mobile device. An indication is provided to the user of the mobile device whether the camera of the mobile device is currently located within a specified amount of a distance at which the reference image was acquired. In response to a user request, the camera acquires a second image of the one or more objects and optionally a distance between the camera and the one or more objects at the time the second image was acquired is recorded. An image management application provides various functionalities for accessing and managing image sequences.

Abstract: A reference image of one or more objects is displayed on the display of a mobile device in a manner that allows a user of the mobile device to simultaneously view the reference image and a preview image of the one or more objects currently in a field of view of a camera of the mobile device. An indication is provided to the user of the mobile device whether the camera of the mobile device is currently located within a specified amount of a distance at which the reference image was acquired. In response to a user request, the camera acquires a second image of the one or more objects and optionally a distance between the camera and the one or more objects at the time the second image was acquired is recorded. An image management application provides various functionalities for accessing and managing image sequences.