Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for automatic account protection. A method includes detecting a trigger indicating one or more of a potential and an actual security breach at one or more websites where a user has an account that is accessible using electronic credentials. A method includes logging into the one or more websites for the user using the electronic credentials. A method includes performing one or more actions at the one or more websites associated with the electronic credentials to protect the user's account.

Abstract: Part retention features are disclosed for securing additively manufactured (AM) parts or for securing an AM part with another component, such as a node, panel, tube, extrusion, and the like, while an adhesive is being applied and/or while the adhesive is undergoing expansion due to a subsequent curing process. The retention features described herein can be used in the context of one or more AM parts such that the elements used to house the retention features (e.g., grooves, apertures, elastic elements, etc.) can advantageously be co-printed with the AM part, thereby removing a manufacturing step. The retention features also can be made with flatter profiles than existing solutions, making the overall structure smaller and less cumbersome to assemble.

Abstract: Embodiments relate to a clock counter, a method for clock counting, and a storage apparatus. The clock counter includes a clock frequency-dividing circuit, a plurality of counting circuits, and an adding circuit. The clock frequency-dividing circuit receives a clock signal and divide a frequency of the clock signal to output a plurality of frequency-divided clock signals, sum of number of pulses of the plurality of frequency-divided clock signals being equal to number of pulses of the clock signal. The plurality of counting circuits are connected to the clock frequency-dividing circuit, each of the plurality of counting circuits being configured to respectively count pulses for each of the plurality of frequency-divided clock signals and generate an initial count value. The adding circuit is connected to the plurality of counting circuits, and adds up the initial count values of the plurality of counting circuits to generate a target count value.

Abstract: In some embodiments, the present invention provides for a computer-implemented method, including: causing, by a specifically programmed computer call management communication system, to transform, over a computer network, computing devices of users, into corresponding specialized call management devices, by having each computing device to execute a specialized call management client software application being in electronic communication with the specifically programmed computer call management communication system over the computer network by utilizing SIP; where the specialized call management client software application generates specialized graphical user interfaces configured to allow each user to concurrently initiate and maintain, over the computer network, a plurality of voice communications of distinct types with other users, by, for example, allowing each user to independently and dynamically divert, in real-time, any voice communication of any type to any audio device associated with a corresponding

Abstract: A method for fabricating a custom headwear for a subject is described. The method comprises generating a three-dimensional head data file for the subject and determining contour lines on the head; automatically generating a headwear data file. The method further comprises juxtaposing the headwear represented by the headwear data file with the head represented by the three-dimensional head data file having the contour lines thereon. The method yet further comprises utilizing the headwear data file to generate a shape for a desired headwear, the shape having an interior surface to contact the head and an outer surface. Still further, the method comprises projecting lines outward from the contour lines to the outer surface; and utilizing the projected lines to establish headwear contour lines for the custom headwear.

Abstract: Systems and methods for monitoring devices on a network are describes. An indication of one or more active devices coupled to a network at an end of a time interval is received. Network traffic data associated with the network is received and one or more additional devices coupled to the network during the time interval that were not included in the indication of the one or more active devices coupled to the network at the end of the time interval are determined based on the network traffic data.

Abstract: Systems and methods for securely accessing a legacy system are disclosed herein. In an embodiment, a method for securely accessing a legacy system via an enterprise system includes requesting issuance of a security token by an STS server of a security token service, causing, by an enterprise server of an enterprise system, association of a first user account with the security token upon reception of the security token, communicating the security token to an access server of a legacy access provider for authentication of the security token, enabling creation of a second user account after the legacy access provider authenticates the security token, accessing a legacy server of a legacy system via the first user account and the second user account, and causing at least the second user account to be deleted after a single use of the legacy system.

Abstract: Laser light splicing of optical fibers with laser light outside of the peak absorption band of the optical fibers, for example splicing of silica optical fibers at wavelengths smaller than about 9 ?m. In some variants, the product of the absorption coefficient at ambient temperature of the optical fibers at the wavelength of the laser light with the power of the laser light is smaller than the product of the peak absorption coefficient at ambient temperature in the absorption band by the power required to splice the optical fibers with light at the peak absorption.

Abstract: Systems and methods of providing post-operative ostomy patient care can include software and/or hardware that facilitates patient care personnel, such as a patient coach, providing remote patient care or coaching over a network to an ostomy patient. The care may be provided by specially trained former patients, nurses, or other care providers. The system can integrate sensor data from an ostomy device and inputs from the former patients, healthcare professionals, and/or device manufacturer in provide the post-operative care.

Abstract: CMOS image sensor with LED flickering reduction and low color cross-talk are disclosed. In one embodiment, an image sensor includes a plurality of pixels arranged in rows and columns of a pixel array that is disposed in a semiconductor substrate. Each pixel includes a plurality of large subpixels (LPDs) and at least one small subpixel (SPD). A plurality of color filters are disposed over individual subpixels. Each individual SPD is laterally adjacent to at least one other SPD.

Abstract: A perfusion bioreactor and a perfusion device. Each perfusion device has a mesh structure, and an encapsulated organ tissue (EOT) disposed in the mesh structure. The EOT has a body with a thickness defined between a first surface of the body and a second surface of the body. The body has at least one channel extending into the body from one of the first and second surfaces to receive a fluid therein. The at least one channel has a diameter selected to diffuse solutes out of the fluid and into the body. The perfusion devices are arranged one adjacent to another and spaced apart from each other along the length of the bioreactor to receive fluid, and to perfuse the fluid to the EOT of each perfusion device and to the at least one channel therein. A method of processing blood plasma and an artificial liver system are also disclosed.

Abstract: A system and method compensate for latency, where the system includes a transmit module and a receive module that implements a DLL in a pseudo synchronous communications link. The method includes determining maximum data latency based on synchronous latencies and analog delays; measuring an actual data path latency by determining a delay in receiving a test pattern transmitted from the transmit module at the receive module using a common synchronization pulse provided the transmit and receive modules simultaneously or with a known fixed latency separation during calibration; determining a latency difference between the determined maximum data latency and the measured data path latency; and compensating for the latency difference for a subsequent data signal transmitted from the transmit module in the pseudo synchronous communications link, such that a total latency of the system with regard to the subsequent data signal is equal to the maximum data latency for the system.

Abstract: An autonomous mobile device (AMD) that interacts with a user operates more effectively with reliable information about that user's pose. Occlusion due to obstacles or sensor field-of-view limits may prevent a sensor from “seeing” a user's torso or lower body while the face may remain visible. Face orientation alone produces unreliable results because a user frequently moves their head. Sensor data is acquired over time and used to determine face and body poses, with each pose representing a location and orientation in physical space of that portion of the user. A transform is determined that represents the relative arrangement of a face pose and a body pose at a particular time. If available, the body pose may be used as the user's pose. If the body pose is unavailable or unreliable at a given time, it may be inferred by applying the previously determined transform to the current face pose.

Abstract: In order to ensure continued charging of electric vehicles when a charging station is not currently received an input power from an external power source, the systems and methods disclosed herein provide for operation of the charging station in a resilient operating mode in which an operating current is derived from a charge previously stored in a battery of the charging station. The operating current is produced by a resilient power subsystem within the charging station using the stored charge and is provided by the resilient power subsystem to one or more system components within the charging station in order to enable continued operation of the charging station, including enabling continuing vehicle charging during a time interval in which the charging station is not receiving input power from an external power source.

Abstract: A pipe fitting having a first body and a second body that together at least partially define a fluid flow passage. The first body defines a first portion of the fluid flow passage that extends from a first end of the fluid flow passage to a first internal opening. The second body defines a second portion of the fluid flow passage that extends from a second internal opening to a second end of the fluid flow passage. The first body has a first interface surface that surrounds the first internal opening, the first interface surface having a plurality of anti-rotation grooves. The second body has a second interface surface that surrounds the second internal opening and engages with the first interface surface. The first internal opening is in fluid communication with the second internal opening. The second interface surface has a plurality of anti-rotation fingers that are each received by and engage with a corresponding one of the anti-rotation grooves.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, systems, and computer program products are presented for dynamic feature and performance testing and adjustment. An audit module is configured to dynamically test a plurality of image capture settings for a camera of a mobile device of an end user in an executable mobile application executing on the mobile device. A feature module is configured to select one of a plurality of image capture settings for a camera of a mobile device based on a dynamic test. An adjustment module is configured to dynamically configure, during runtime of an executable mobile application on a plurality of different mobile devices of different end users, the different mobile devices to use a selected one of a plurality of image capture settings.

Abstract: Devices and techniques are generally described for generating customized invoice data. In some examples, first data describing invoice settings for a first entity may be received during a registration process. In various examples, a plurality of invoice customizations may be determined based on a similarity between the first data and historical invoice settings of other entities. In some examples, the customized invoice data comprising the plurality of invoice customizations may be generated. In at least some examples, the customized invoice data may be stored in non-transitory computer-readable memory.

Abstract: A test method includes: providing an initialization command to a ZQ calibration module such that the resistance value of a termination resistor is a first extreme value; providing a ZQ calibration command to the ZQ calibration module such that the resistance value of the termination resistor increases or decreases to a second extreme value from the first extreme value, one of the first extreme value and the second extreme value being a maximum value while the other one being a minimum value; acquiring a first time node, the first time node being a transmitting time for the ZQ calibration command; acquiring a second time node; and acquiring the ZQ calibration time based on the second time node and the first time node.