Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes obtaining a first set of trip data associated with a first set of vehicular trips operated by a vehicle operator during a first time period. The first set of trip data includes a first set of telematics data and a first set of travel conditions. The method also includes determining a second set of travel conditions associated with a target vehicular trip. The method further includes predicting a second set of telematics data associated with the target vehicular trip. The method further includes determining a set of vehicle operation behaviors based at least in part on the second set of telematics data, as predicted. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: The invention relates to a kit for refilling an implantable pump and, more particularly, to packaging and contents of a kit to improve the workflow of a user while adding medication to an implantable pump that has been surgically implanted in a patient. kit for refilling an implanted pump. The kit comprises a setup tray containing at least one needle, a fenestrated drape, a first syringe, a needle, a filter, and clampable tubing; and a medication tray containing a second syringe, at least one ampule of medication, an ampule opener, and aspiration tubing. The medication tray is molded to have a recess that securely holds the at least one ampule in both a horizontal position and in a vertical position.

Abstract: An apparatus can include a wheel chock. The wheel chock can include a body portion. The body portion can include: a bottom face; a first side face and a second side face extending upward relative to the bottom face; at least one chocking face positioned above at least one of the first side face or the second side face, wherein the at least one chocking face includes an angled surface; and a spine forming a top surface parallel to the bottom face, the spine adjoined to the at least one chocking face, and the spine defining apertures. The wheel chock can also include an elongated handle attachable to the body portion via the apertures, the elongated handle configured to maintain an upright, self-standing position.

Abstract: A method is provided including obtaining a first range area in which a designated position of a vehicle system may be determined to be located based at least in part on a calculated distance from a known location at a front end of the vehicle system that has been determined by a leading sensor. The front end may be relative to a direction of travel. The method may include obtaining a second range area in which the designated position of the vehicle system may be determined to be located using a different, trailing sensor that is located spaced away from the front end of the vehicle system. The method may include determining a degree of overlap, or lack of overlap, of the first range area and the second range area and responding to a determined degree of overlap.

Abstract: A streaming orchestrator may monitor the quality of video being delivered to a home or other building. If the streaming orchestrator determines that additional performance is needed, it may create an additional User Plane Gateway in the virtual “white box” environment residing in the customer premises. The streaming orchestrator may instruct gNodeBs to continue to route traffic back to the central core functions or to route traffic to local user plane gateways which transmit video streams to the Internet via localized high-speed connections.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices for sharing quality of service (QoS) characteristics may include a first access point (AP) which generates an information element indicating QoS characteristics of a service set (ss) for the first AP. The first AP may transmit the information element to a second AP.

Abstract: An oral care system includes a first package, a second package, and a container. The first package has a first identifier associated with a first time of day. The first package contains a first unit dose suction brush. The first unit dose suction brush includes a first handle, a first cleaning head, and a first vacuum port. The first handle has a first brush first end and a first brush second end opposite the first brush first end, the first handle having a first suction channel extending from the first brush first end to the first brush second end. The first cleaning head is connected to the first brush first end. The first cleaning head includes a first suction port and a plurality of first bristles arranged in a first pattern surrounding the first suction port. The first vacuum port is located at the first brush second end.

Abstract: A method for remediating fractures in a cement structure including heating the cement structure to a temperature at or above the melting temperature of the eutectic metal alloy particles to allow the particles to flow in liquid state into the fractures in the cement structure until the heat source is discontinued, allowing the particles to cool and solidify.

Abstract: A brake caliper housing includes a first end wall; a second end wall disposed opposite the first; a transverse wall that extends from the first end wall to the second; and an interface wall that extends from the first end wall to the second and cooperates with the first and second end walls and the transverse wall to at least partially define a cavity and define a hole sized to receive a cutting tool adapted to machine a surface. A roller seat is defined in the transverse wall and supports a roller having a body with an end having a polygonal cross-section or an enlarged cross-section relative to a diameter of the body. The roller seat has flat abutment surfaces for accommodating the end of the roller.

Abstract: An ultrasonic detection system provides enhanced object detection capabilities. The ultrasonic detection system can generate complex ultrasonic waveforms based on excitation voltage waveforms constructed using high frequency components. In certain embodiments, an ultrasonic detection system may be capable of producing multiple different waveforms, e.g., different waveforms output by different transmitters, or multiple time-multiplexed waveforms output by the same transmitter. The ultrasonic detection system may be included in an autonomous vehicle (AV) for object detection in the environment of the AV.

Abstract: Systems and methods for ranking access configurations for requested resources. In some aspects, a system receives a resource access request from a user. The system obtains a resource access history for the user. The system generates access configurations available to the user. The system generates a plurality of probabilities using a machine learning model. The system, based on comparing probabilities with a threshold probability, determines a subset of access configurations. The system generates an access benefit metric for each access configuration. The system generates a representation of access configurations according to access benefit metrics.

Abstract: Systems and methods for dynamically mediating user access to resources based on user and administrator system input. In some aspects, the system may receive a resource access request. The system may retrieve a plurality of resource groupings. The system may determine a first grouping of the plurality of resource groupings. The system may obtain a set of access configurations. The system may receive a requested access configuration. The system may provide access to the first resource.

Abstract: A control device may comprise a primary radio circuit for receiving radio-frequency signals via an antenna, and a secondary radio circuit for waking up the primary radio circuit when a radio-frequency signal is presently being transmitted by an external device. The control device may include a control circuit that may be coupled to the primary radio circuit, and may control the primary radio circuit into a sleep mode. The secondary radio circuit may generate a first control signal indicating that the radio-frequency signal is presently being transmitted by the external device. The control circuit may wake up the primary radio circuit from the sleep mode in response to the secondary radio circuit generating the first control signal indicating that the radio-frequency signal is presently being transmitted by the external device.

Abstract: A base station can receive, while a primary cell (PCell) and a secondary cell (SCell) are in a second power state, an uplink wake-up signal from a wireless device. In response to receiving the uplink wake-up signal, the base station can transition the PCell to a first power state and maintain the SCell in the second power state.

Abstract: A cargo lift system for a vehicle includes a frame system, a deck system, and a cargo hook. The frame system is configured to be attached to the vehicle. The deck system includes a deck frame having a plurality of deck frame segments. The deck system is operable to translate along the frame system in (i) a first deployment mode where the deck frame segments cooperate to define a rigid support platform and (ii) a second deployment mode where the deck frame segments articulate to a lift position adjacent to a ground surface associated with the vehicle The cargo hook is attached to the deck system and operable to move between an extended state and a retracted state.

Abstract: Methods and compositions for treating or preventing non-viral tick-borne diseases and symptoms thereof by administering a long half-life 8-aminoquinoline, such as tafenoquine, are disclosed. Kits including a means for testing for a non-viral tick-borne disease and/or symptoms thereof and a long half-life 8-aminoquinoline, such as tafenoquine, are disclosed.

Abstract: An accessory system for a vehicle includes a housing having a base attached to the vehicle and a projection extending from the base, the projection being fluidly coupled to a duct of the vehicle. The accessory system also includes a first vehicle accessory having a cavity configured to selectively receive the projection of the housing to selectively attach the first vehicle accessory to the housing in an engaged state.

Abstract: A trailer backing assistance (TBA) application in a vehicle includes a vehicle attached to a trailer by a movable hitch. The TBA utilizes an HMI, sensors on the vehicle, a GPS system, and a remote computing system (RCS). A controller having a processor, memory, and input/output (I/O) communicates with the sensors, HMI, RCS and GPS via a V2I communications network. The memory stores the TBA which is executed by the processor. The TBA determines conditions have been satisfied, obtains and processes optical data from sensors and RCS, presents a vehicle environment view, prompts a vehicle operator for first and second inputs, calculates a current location of the vehicle, generates a planned path to a target location, presents an animation of the vehicle traversing the path, and continuously displays a live view of the trailer and hitch while actively adjusting on-screen instructions to guide the vehicle and trailer along the path.

Abstract: A steel deck structure can comprise a first steel deck panel including an upturned male lip and a second steel deck panel including a downwardly directed U-shaped female channel that can extend over and receive the upturned male lip to form a side-lapped seam. A tool can be used to form an attachment within the side-lapped seam to attach the steel deck panels together. The attachment can comprise one or more slit openings extending through the side-lapped seam and a pair of semi-conical shaped lobes that bulge in an opposite transverse direction from the longitudinal center of the side-lap seam and extend longitudinally along the side-lapped seam in opposite directions from the one or more slit openings. The tool can be powered by a linear actuator and can include a control system that controls the linear actuator for automatically forming the attachments.

Abstract: A receiver coil of an inductive angular position sensor can have circuit features that become smaller than reasonable for high resolution measurement designs. This is especially true when multiple receiver coils are used, such as in a three-phase configuration, and when each of the multiple receiver coils is in a twisted loop configuration. The disclosed inductive angular position sensor utilizes different spatial frequencies for a rotor coil and the receiver coils. For example, the spatial frequency of the receiver coils may be kept smaller than the rotor coil. In this condition, the fundamental frequency of the angular position sensor is shifted to the least common multiple of the spatial frequencies, making the angular resolution of the inductive angular position sensor high, while the circuit features of the receiver coils are maintained at a reasonable size.