Abstract: A cathode gas supply system according to an embodiment includes: a carbon dioxide electrolysis unit that electrolyzes the carbon dioxide gas, and discharges cathode gas containing the carbon monoxide gas and carbon dioxide gas; and a downstream carbon dioxide capture unit that captures the carbon dioxide gas contained in the cathode gas, and supplies the cathode gas to a processing unit.

Abstract: A heat exchanger configured to cool air flow with a coolant liquid includes a heat core, a first and second air flow duct, and a heat core. The air flow ducts are located at a first and second end of the heat core respectively. The heat core includes air flow channels that define liquid passes between the air flow channels. The heat core includes plates enveloping the air flow channels and the liquid passes. At least one of the plates includes a first projection defining a liquid chamber at a first longitudinal end of the heat core and a second projection defining a corridor connected to the liquid chamber. The corridor extends from the liquid chamber int eh direction of the second longitudinal end of the heat core.

Abstract: A machine learning model is trained to classify data as malicious or benign, including receiving the machine learning model in a user device and training the machine learning model on the user device user-generated data that has been classified as known benign. A result of the training is sent to a remote server. Training samples on the user device may be classified automatically, such as classifying sent emails, instant messages, or other content generated by the user as benign.

Abstract: This illuminating device (2) is adapted for vehicle exteriors and comprises a reflecting device (6) comprising n chambers (10) aligned along a main axis of the reflecting device (6), with n being an integer superior or equal to 2, each chamber (10) comprising a reflecting surface (14), —a support (16), m light sources, with m being an integer strictly inferior to n, arranged on the support (16) and configured to illuminate the reflecting device (6), each light source being associated with one different chamber (10), and n-m decorative pieces (24) arranged on the support (16), each decorative piece (24) being associated with one different chamber (10) such that each chamber (10) is associated with either a light source or a decorative piece (24).

Abstract: A modular fluid characterisation system is provided. The modular fluid characterisation system includes a sampling unit containing optional pre-processing units to condition samples, and a valve network to distribute samples to one or more characterisation modules. Each characterisation module includes one or more instruments for characterising samples, and optional additional pre-processing units. Characterising modules can be added or removed depending on operational requirements. Sample flows are controlled in accordance with an automated characterisation program, and resulting characterisation may be obtained on the basis of a combination of results from different characterisation modules with regard to the characterisation program.

Abstract: Methods involve packaging butter sticks by adding unformed butter to an extruder, where the extruder shapes the butter into defined dimensions, cutting the extruded butter at a desired length to form butter sticks, cooling the butter sticks, and flow-wrapping the cooled butter sticks within an adhesive film. Systems for packaging butter sticks involve an extruder, a cutting device, a cooling device and a flow-wrapping device, where the extruder shapes unformed butter into defined dimensions, the cutting device slices the extruded butter into butter sticks, the cooling device increases a firmness level of the butter sticks, and the flow-wrapping device packages the butter sticks within a sealed, adhesive film. The extruder, the cutting device, the cooling device and the flow-wrapping device may be connected.

Abstract: A RAN system includes Capsules that operate in parallel to cooperatively perform RAN stack operations, each capsule utilizing a processor and a memory configured to perform a component of the RAN stack operations, wherein a first subset of plurality of capsules is implemented by a first module under control of a first liquidity controller, wherein a second subset of capsules is implemented by a second module under control of a second liquidity controller, and wherein the first subset of capsules are mutually exclusive of the second subset of capsules. The RAN system migrates, via the first liquidity controller and the second liquidity controller, a first capsule from the first subset of capsules to the second subset of capsules as part of a security mechanism in response to a security attack on the RAN.

Abstract: A radio access network (RAN) system includes a plurality of capsules that operate in parallel to cooperatively perform RAN stack operations, each capsule utilizing a processor and a memory configured to perform a corresponding component of the RAN stack operations. The RAN stack operations result in: communicating backhaul communications with a core communication network; communicating fronthaul communications with a plurality of radio units configured to engage in wireless communications with a plurality of user equipment (UEs) via a radio channel of a radio network; converting, in accordance with a communication standard, received fronthaul communications from the plurality of radio units into backhaul communications transmitted to the communications network; and converting, in accordance with the communication standard, received backhaul communications from the communications network into fronthaul communications transmitted to the plurality of radio units.

Abstract: A system for controlling a parking space barrier, which includes: at least one parking space barrier, with a system for changing the position of the barrier in order to control the possibility for the parking space to be entered by a vehicle, a system for detecting the presence of a vehicle in the parking space, a system for communicating the barrier with a driver's terminal and a system for communicating the barrier with a base station, a base station, which has a system for communicating the station with the barrier and a system for communicating the station with a server, a server, configured and intended to manage one or more parking space barriers, having access to a database which stores at least the data about drivers, the company or organisation and the barriers, as well as information about the authorisation of a given driver to change the position of a given barrier, and further provided with a system for communicating the server with a driver's application, a system for communicating the server

Abstract: A technique for processing Bluetooth Mesh packets that comprise erroneous cyclic redundancy check (CRC) values. The disclosed mesh node receives packets, each of which comprising a Protocol Data Unit (PDU) and a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) field. The PDU comprises an AD Data field with multiple octets; the AD Data field itself comprises a Network Identifier (NID) field. After determining the value of the CRC field in a first packet to be invalid, and subject to further checks, the mesh node selects a selected set of one or more NID values, based on the validity of the value of the NID field in the first packet. The mesh node then processes at least some of the multiple octets in the AD Data field in the first packet in accordance with a set of network keys that hash to the one or more NID values in the selected set.

Abstract: The present invention concerns a process wherein native and functional protein-fibre concentrates can be successfully obtained from plant material such as oilseeds, legumes and lentils. This can be achieved by a proper pre-treatment of the plant material, followed by a method of partial extracting water-soluble proteins under mild and non-destructive conditions using an aqueous solvent, followed by purification of the solid residue using a novel combination of GRAS organic solvents.

Abstract: A system of luminaires, which are connected to one another within a mesh network, and which interoperate in accordance with the disclosed method. A receiving luminaire receives a notification message from a second luminaire. The second luminaire can be the luminaire that originates a notification message as a result of sensing occupancy in its vicinity, or the luminaire can be an intermediary node that is relaying the notification message from another luminaire. The notification message comprises a first source address and a first light level. The receiving luminaire modifies a first light output of its lamp, wherein the first light output is based on: (i) the first light level, (ii) a distance between (a) the receiving luminaire and (b) a node corresponding to the first source address, and (iii) whether or not the first source address is a member of a first set of neighbor addresses.

Abstract: A sensor assembly includes a controller, a sensor, and a housing. The housing encloses the controller and sensor and includes a body supporting the controller and a head supporting the sensor. The body prevents exposure of the controller to an external environment, and the head includes slots enabling exposure of the sensor to the external environment.

Abstract: A surveillance drone system is provided herein generally including an UAV, a base power station, and, a tether for connecting the UAV to the base power station to provide electrical power to the UAV when airborne. The base power station may include a cable take-up assembly for releasing and taking up the tether. A plug or power module is provided at the free end of the tether configured to be detachably coupled with the UAV, to transmit electrical power to, and, possibly, data to and from, the UAV. With the plug or power module being detached, the UAV is free to fly unrestricted. This arrangement allows for the UAV to be airborne for prolonged periods to allow for monitoring a region and for release to allow the UAV to investigate anomalies in the monitored region.

Abstract: According to the invention there is herein detailed a method for automated home oxygen therapy and a double closed-loop regulated device for regulating oxygen for automated oxygen therapy, the device and method comprising use of a controller configured for controlling the provided flow of oxygen through the valve by adjusting the valve in response to feedback from a flowmeter and a sensor; the controller configured to provide a first flow of oxygen for a first set time t1 and in response to a received first set of physiological data comprising patient SpO2 and pulse rate from the sensor, establish a second set time t2, the controller further configured for providing a variable second flow of oxygen for the second set time t2 while receiving a second set of physiological data comprising patient SpO2 and pulse rate from the sensor for establishing a third set time t3 based on the physiological data received; and providing a third flow of oxygen for the third set time t3, without feedback from the sensor.

Abstract: A seat is configured to be mounted on chairs, benches with seats, stadium seats, and toilet seats. Characteristic for the seat is that an upper surface 1 of the seat is variously shaped such that from the side of a rear edge 2 it slopes downwards, following an arc, towards a front edge 3 of the seat and the upper surface 2 has rear recesses 4, central recesses 5, front recesses 6, and side recesses 7 arranged thereon, symmetrically in relation to the longitudinal symmetry axis of the seat, where all of which are located within a profiled ergonomic niche 8 with a shape similar to the letter H, while transverse arm 9 of the profiled ergonomic niche 8 connects longitudinal arms 10 of the profiled ergonomic niche 8 forming a relief groove.