Abstract: A headware for computer control includes a body portion. A first arm is pivotally coupled to the body portion and a second arm is pivotably coupled to the body portion. The first arm and the second arm define a central region therebetween. A pivoting mechanism is coupled to the first arm or the second arm and the body portion. The pivoting mechanism pivots the first arm or the second arm towards or away from the central region. The pivoting mechanism includes a pivot pin securing the first arm or the second arm to the body portion. A biasing member biases the first arm or the second arm toward the central region when the first arm or the second arm is pivoted away from the central region.

Abstract: A headware for computer control is presented in accordance with aspects of the present disclosure. In various embodiments, the headware includes an inner layer including a first surface and a second surface, an outer layer disposed on the first surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor disposed on the second surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor configured to measure electrical signals from a brain and extract meaning from the electrical signals, or communicate the electrical signals to a computing device. The headware is configured to sit at the top of a head and apply pressure to at least one side of the head.

Abstract: A headware for computer control is presented in accordance with aspects of the present disclosure. In various embodiments, the headware includes an inner layer including a first surface and a second surface, an outer layer disposed on the first surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor disposed on the second surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor configured to measure electrical signals from a brain and extract meaning from the electrical signals, or communicate the electrical signals to a computing device. The headware is configured to sit at the top of a head and apply pressure to at least one side of the head.

Abstract: A headware for computer control is presented in accordance with aspects of the present disclosure. In various embodiments, the headware includes an inner layer including a first surface and a second surface, an outer layer disposed on the first surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor disposed on the second surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor configured to measure electrical signals from a brain and extract meaning from the electrical signals, or communicate the electrical signals to a computing device. The headware is configured to sit at the top of a head and apply pressure to at least one side of the head.

Abstract: An imaging array includes a plurality of rows of pixel sensors. A timing pattern generator generates timing pattern control signals and provide the timing pattern control signals to every row in the array. Timing pattern control signals generated during a timing pattern period directed to operate the pixel sensors in a selected row. A latched row driver circuit includes an enable latch in each row of the array responsive to a row address enable signal provided prior to the timing pattern period to gate the timing pattern control signals to the pixel sensors in the selected row at the start of the timing pattern period. A row address generator circuit is coupled to the timing pattern generator and to the enable latches in each row of the array to generate the row address enable signal for each selected row prior to the timing pattern period.

Abstract: An imaging array includes a plurality of rows of pixel sensors. A timing pattern generator generates timing pattern control signals and provide the timing pattern control signals to every row in the array. Timing pattern control signals generated during a timing pattern period directed to operate the pixel sensors in a selected row. A latched row driver circuit includes an enable latch in each row of the array responsive to a row address enable signal provided prior to the timing pattern period to gate the timing pattern control signals to the pixel sensors in the selected row at the start of the timing pattern period. A row address generator circuit is coupled to the timing pattern generator and to the enable latches in each row of the array to generate the row address enable signal for each selected row prior to the timing pattern period.

Abstract: The present invention is a combustion strategy using a swirl burner tip, which is one of stoichiometric mixture of reactants (2H2+O2?2H2O) with added high quality dry steam (H2O (g)) as a thermal diluent. The amount of dry steam can be determined by the safety requirements of the reactants and the desired temperature of post-flame gases. It can be appreciated that the design of the swirl burner tip is for safe handling of the reactants, and for rapid and thorough mixing of the reactants so combustion occurs in a nearly premixed configuration exterior of the swirl burner tip. The H2/O2 ratio is fixed to consume all H2 and O2 (stoichiometric), with dry steam (H2O (g)) strategically added to the reactants. The burner tip is configured to create counter swirling reactant flows separate from each other.

Abstract: A headware for computer control is presented in accordance with aspects of the present disclosure. In various embodiments, the headware includes an inner layer including a first surface and a second surface, an outer layer disposed on the first surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor disposed on the second surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor configured to measure electrical signals from a brain and extract meaning from the electrical signals, or communicate the electrical signals to a computing device. The headware is configured to sit at the top of a head and apply pressure to at least one side of the head.

Abstract: A switchable amplifier and comparator circuit includes an operational amplifier having an inverting input, a non-inverting input, a first differential output and a second differential output, the first differential output switchably coupled to the inverting input and the second differential output switchably coupled to the non-inverting input. A first feedback capacitor is coupled to the inverting input and switchably coupled to the first differential output, a second feedback capacitor is coupled to the non-inverting input and switchably coupled to the second differential output. A capacitive load is switchably coupled between the first differential output and the second differential output. A diode clamp circuit is switchably coupled between the first differential output and the second differential output. A resistive load is switchably coupled between the first differential output and the second differential output.

Abstract: A headware for computer control is presented in accordance with aspects of the present disclosure. In various embodiments, the headware includes an inner layer including a first surface and a second surface, an outer layer disposed on the first surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor disposed on the second surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor configured to measure electrical signals from a brain and extract meaning from the electrical signals, or communicate the electrical signals to a computing device. The headware is configured to sit at the top of a head and apply pressure to at least one side of the head.

Abstract: A headware for computer control is presented in accordance with aspects of the present disclosure. In various embodiments, the headware includes an inner layer including a first surface and a second surface, an outer layer disposed on the first surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor disposed on the second surface of the inner layer, and at least one sensor configured to measure electrical signals from a brain and extract meaning from the electrical signals, or communicate the electrical signals to a computing device. The headware is configured to sit at the top of a head and apply pressure to at least one side of the head.

Abstract: The present invention is a combustion strategy using a swirl burner tip, which is one of stoichiometric mixture of reactants (2H2+O2?2H2O) with added high quality dry steam (H2O (g)) as a thermal diluent. The amount of dry steam can be determined by the safety requirements of the reactants and the desired temperature of post-flame gases. It can be appreciated that the design of the swirl burner tip is for safe handling of the reactants, and for rapid and thorough mixing of the reactants so combustion occurs in a nearly premixed configuration exterior of the swirl burner tip. The H2/O2 ratio is fixed to consume all H2 and O2 (stoichiometric), with dry steam (H2O (g)) strategically added to the reactants. The burner tip is configured to create counter swirling reactant flows separate from each other.

Abstract: A biosignal acquisition system for transmitting context commands based on sensed biosignals is disclosed. The biosignal acquisition system may include a computer, a biosensor and a biosignal acquisition device. The biosensor may be configured to be in contact with a scalp of an individual. The biosignal acquisition device may be operably coupled to the biosensor and configured to amplify signals received by the biosensor and communicate the amplified signal to the computer. The computer may be configured to receive the amplified signals from the biosignal acquisition device, generate a feature matrix based on the amplified signals, identify a brain switch associated with each feature in the feature matrix, predict the probability that a classifier is associated with the brain switch of each feature, and fit the classifier based on the feature matrix.

Abstract: An insect attractant and eradicant composition providing two part insect control. Insects are drawn to a centralized attractant and as such removes their presence, annoyance, and harm from areas surrounding the attractant. The insecticidal properties associated with the attractant and eradicant composition then immobilizes and kills the insects for terminal removal from the area. The composition is made from essential oils and common household components for a non-toxic formulation to humans and animals, but retaining high insecticide effectiveness. The design of the composition and the dispenser provide for continuous and effective attractant properties through extreme deployment conditions and a dispenser that is capable of small to large numbers of insects.

Abstract: A system and method for automatically generating annotated filenames for digital image files allows users to create meaningful filenames for digital image files captured by a digital camera. After an image is captured by the digital camera, an audio annotation containing audio information is associated with the digital image file. The audio information in the audio annotation is converted to a text string using speech-to-text conversion. The text string is then associated with the digital image file as the annotated filename of the digital image file.

Abstract: A method of controlling NOx emission from combustors. The method involves the controlled addition of a diluent such as nitrogen or water vapor, to a base fuel to reduce the flame temperature, thereby reducing NOx production. At the same time, a gas capable of enhancing flame stability and improving low temperature combustion characteristics, such as hydrogen, is added to the fuel mixture. The base fuel can be natural gas for use in industrial and power generation gas turbines and other burners. However, the method described herein is equally applicable to other common fuels such as coal gas, biomass-derived fuels and other common hydrocarbon fuels.

Abstract: A system, method, apparatus, means, and computer program code for shifting focus between multiple devices. In some embodiments, a method in accordance with the present invention may include determining a rule regarding when focus shifts from a first device, or an application operating on the first device, to a second device, or an application operating on the second device, and changing focus from the first device to the second device or their respective applications in accordance with the rule. The rule may be based on position or movement of a cursor on a display associated with the first device.