Abstract: A contiguous digital media storage system and method is disclosed. In one embodiment, the contiguous digital media storage system comprises a storage server, mass storage device, allocator subsystem, and metadata subsystem. Other embodiments may include additional storage servers or mass storage devices as well as one or more client devices. The system and method may be used with third party file systems. Generally, sequentially sensitive information is identified and stored contiguously based on its position within a sequence which substantially increases throughput. This position may be determined from information provided by client devices, file characteristics, or other ways. The system and method may store uniform and variable sized files contiguously.
Abstract: A process for forcibly infusing liquid potting compound into the strands of a cable in order to attach an anchor to the cable. The process uses a strand cavity within an anchor that encloses the exposed strands. The strand cavity is sealed. Liquid potting compound is then forced into the strand cavity, where it runs around and through the exposed strands. A second venting passage is preferably employed, so that the liquid potting compound flows through the mold without trapping any substantial air pockets.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 17, 2010
Date of Patent:
August 7, 2012
Assignee:
Bright Technologies, Inc.
Inventors:
Richard V. Campbell, Kevin J. Barefield
Abstract: An image projection system and method of use at a venue, e.g., a sports or entertainment arena, having an area or field into which an image is to be projected by the system. The system includes laser devices and associated components, e.g., a computer-based controller, for generating and projecting the image into the field. The projection system additionally comprises an override subsystem, e.g., infrared transmitters and associated detectors, forming an enclosure surrounding the field for determining if a living being has entered the field and for providing an electrical signal indicative thereof. This signal may be used automatically or manually for effecting the termination of the display.