Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to a storage system. For example, the storage system can include a storage portion, a plurality of storage modules, and a storage module mover. The storage portion includes an access point, and is partitioned into a maximum number of equal-sized storage areas that fit in the storage portion. The storage modules are stored at respective storage areas within the storage portion. The number of the storage modules is up to the maximum number less 1. The storage module mover is configured to move selected storage modules within the storage portion to the access point of the storage portion.

Abstract: A system includes a seatbelt buckle. The system includes a latch plate releasably engageable with the seatbelt buckle. The system includes an actuator operatively coupled to buckle to trigger disengagement of the latch plate from the seatbelt buckle. The system includes a computer having a processor and a memory storing instructions executable by the processor to detect an impact to a vehicle. The instructions include instructions to, in response to detecting the impact, command the actuator to trigger disengagement of the latch plate from the seatbelt buckle. The instructions include instructions to, after triggering disengagement of the latch plate, detect disengagement of the latch plate from the seatbelt buckle. The instructions include instructions to, in response to detecting disengagement of the latch plate from the seatbelt buckle, actuate an audio device to produce a sound.

Abstract: An electric-vehicle frame includes a mid-section and an end section. The mid-section has first and second frame rails spaced from each other by a first distance along a cross-vehicle axis defining a battery compartment therebetween. The end-section has first and second frame rails spaced from each other by a second distance along the cross-vehicle axis smaller than the first distance. A first connector is fixed to the first frame rail of the mid-section and to the first frame rail of the end-section. A second connector is fixed to the second frame rail of the mid-section and to the second frame rail of the end-section.

Abstract: Examples of golf club heads and methods to manufacture golf club heads are generally described herein. In one example, a body portion of a golf club head may include a front portion. A face portion may be located at the front portion and may include a central projection located at or proximate a geometric center of the face portion and a plurality of outer projections disposed at different distances from the central projection. For each and every combination of any two outer projections of the plurality of outer projections, a lesser volume is associated with whichever one of the two outer projections is located closest to the central projection and a greater volume is associated with whichever one of the two outer projections is located farthest from the central projection. Other examples may be described and claimed.

Abstract: A wireless device receives configuration parameters of resources of a configured uplink grant, comprising a physical uplink shared channel (PUSCH) transmission occasion. The wireless device multiplexes a first configured grant uplink control information (CG-UCI) in one or more first resource elements of a first sub-band of the PUSCH transmission occasion and a second CG-UCI in one or more second resource elements of a second sub-band of the PUSCH transmission occasion, wherein the second CG-UCI is based on a repetition of the first CG-UCI. The wireless device transmits, via the PUSCH transmission occasion, at least one of the first CG-UCI and the second CG-UCI.

Abstract: A controller is configured to program the memory cells to a first set of data states in a first programming pass and to a greater second set of data states in a second programming pass. The controller performs the first programming pass on the first word line. The controller then repeats the process of programming a portion of another word line and then comparing an upper tail of an erased data state of the first word line to a critical voltage until the upper tail of the erased data state of the first word line exceeds the critical voltage by a threshold. In response to the upper tail of the erased data state exceeding the critical voltage by the threshold, the controller then alternates between the first and second programming passes until the first programming pass is completed on the remaining word lines of the memory block.

Abstract: An aspect of the disclosed technology comprises a test-time adaptation (“TTA”) technique for visual document understanding (“VDU”) tasks that uses self-supervised learning on different modalities (e.g., text and layout) by applying masked visual language modeling (“MVLM”) along with pseudo-labeling. In accordance with an aspect of the disclosed technology, the TTA technique enables a document model to adapt to domain or distribution shifts that are detected.

Abstract: A shunt is described that expands to an hourglass shape. As the shunt expands, both of its ends radially flare outwards relative to its middle section and the length of the shunt foreshortens, which causes the flared ends to engage the tissue surrounding a puncture or aperture within a patient's tissue.

Abstract: In one general aspect, a method can include displaying, on a display device included in a computing device, content in an application executing on the computing device. The method can further include displaying, in a user interface on the display device, at least one identifier, receiving a selection of the at least one identifier, and initiating casting in response to receiving the selection of the at least one identifier.

Abstract: One or more aspects of the present disclosure are directed to techniques for interference cancellation in the present of Multi-User Interference (MUI). In one aspect, a method includes receiving a mixture signal at a receiver, the mixture signal including a first intended signal and at least one interfering signal overlappingly transmitted with the first intended signal; processing the mixture signal to identify the at least one interfering signal, the processing including at least applying an adaptive filtering to a re-modulated version of each of the at least one interfering signal to yield at least one reconstructed interfering signal; and determining the first intended signal using the mixture signal and the at least one reconstructed interfering signal.

Abstract: A surgical tissue shaver having: a shaft having a tubular body defining a cannula; and a cutter head at a distal shaft end and extending along a longitudinal axis. The cutter head has a cutter opening in fluid communication with the cannula, and at least a portion of the cutter opening extending along the longitudinal axis is defined between a first row of teeth and a second row of teeth opposite the first row of teeth with respect to the longitudinal axis. At least one tooth of the first row of teeth is defined by a respective proximal tooth surface and a respective distal tooth surface that intersect at a respective tooth edge, and wherein the respective tooth edge is oriented at a respective angle of less than 90° relative to the longitudinal axis. Methods of forming a tissue shaver are also provided.

Abstract: A handheld treatment device is configured to apply one or more treatment modalities to a user. The treatment device can include a heater, a massager, and an electrical energy generator that applies current to a user's body via EMS or TENS. The treatment device may also include a thermoelectric cooler. A control interface is configured to activate one or more of the heater, the thermoelectric cooler, the massager, and the electrical energy generator. The treatment device may be battery-powered.

Abstract: Methods are provided of preventing or reversing negative effects in a subject, which effects arise from intentional or accidental opioid or opiate exposure coupled with intentional or accidental stimulant exposure, or interactive effects of these classes of drugs (e.g. Stimulant and Synthetic Opioid Induced Vascular Events (SSOIVE) from concurrent opioid and stimulant overdose). The methods involve administering to the subject a pharmaceutical composition including therapeutically effective amounts of an ?1 adrenergic receptor antagonist, together with one or more of a mu (or opioid receptor subtype) antagonist or agonist, an anticholinergic agent and/or cholinergic agents, a combined alpha-1 adrenergic antagonist and anticholinergic, a paralytic or muscle relaxant, a GABA complex antagonist, an anti-seizure/membrane stabilizer agent, an ?2 adrenergic receptor agonist and/or a beta blocker; and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.

Abstract: A micro puree machine includes a mixing shaft coupled to a blade and rotatable by means of a gear. A magnet is coupled to the gear and a rotation sensor is mounted on the machine housing. As the mixing shaft descends into the pre-frozen ingredients, the rotation sensor detects a magnetic field of the magnet as the gear rotates and generates a rotation signal in response. A controller receives the rotation signal and determines a rotation count associated with the gear, causing the mixing shaft to ascend back toward the housing once a pre-selected rotation count has been reached. The pre-selected rotation count correlates with the partial processing of the ingredients.

Abstract: A foam filled structural plank made from a plurality of structural beams assembled together to form a structure capable of supporting the weight of a building thereon, wherein the plurality of structural beams define an enclosure therebetween and an outer perimeter therearound; and a structural building foam such as having expanded polystyrene foam having a density from 1.5 to 3.0 PFC filling the enclosure.

Abstract: A wall having a 3D wire mesh panel having a core with a 3D wire mesh matrix extending through and out the core, and a structural material, such as concrete, envelopes the panel. A form positioned about the panel is used to introduce the concrete to the panel during production. Methods for producing the wall, which include producing the wall vertically at a desired location.

Abstract: A method of operating a door system includes sensing a user on an exterior side of a door panel in physical propinquity to the lock such that the lock transitions from a sleep state to an active state, authenticating the user when the lock is in the active state before converting the lock from a locked configuration to an unlocked configuration, and converting the lock from the locked configuration to the unlocked configuration in response to transition to the active state. Authenticating the user includes receiving an authentication signal from a remote device on the user in physical propinquity to the to the lock.

Abstract: Disclosed are Variable Displacement Power Controllers and applications generally in the field of fluid powered systems that provide for increased efficiency and effectiveness over known fluid systems, where fluid power generally refers to hydraulic or pneumatic power systems.

Abstract: A supply chain management system is provided that includes a label having a first side with an adhesive and a second side with a plurality of information units printed thereon. The plurality of information units are printed in visible ink or invisible ink and the invisible ink is activated by environmental conditions such as temperature or light spectrum. The label is affixed to an object being processed and the visible appearance of one or more information elements originally printed in invisible ink is used for further processing or the object.

Abstract: A system and method is provided for detecting the approach of official and emergency vehicles and alerting drivers. The system is comprised of a vehicle device, a client device, a local device and a dongle. The local device includes a set of acoustic sensors and a set of light wave sensors. The local device is connected to the dongle. The dongle is connected to the local device, the vehicle device and the client device. In use, the sensors record analog light wave and acoustic signals. The signals are processed through a series of rolling frequency and amplitude summary tables to determine the type of emergency vehicle and whether or not it is approaching. If so, an alert is generated and sent to the vehicle device and the client device where it is displayed.