Abstract: In one embodiment, an inventory storage module has a first conveyor segment, a second conveyor segments offset from the first segment along a vertical direction, a first vertical lift at a first end of the module, and a second vertical lift at a second end of the module, which together define a movement path that is elongate along a longitudinal direction between the first and second ends. The storage module can translate inventory storage containers around the movement path until a desired one of the inventory storage containers is presented at one of the first end and the second end. In another embodiment, a plurality of instances of the storage module are arranged in a vertical stack of independently controllable storage modules.

Abstract: In some examples, a shock absorption bracket includes one or more damping pads coupled to a facing surface of an absorption leg. The absorption leg is attached to a support leg and defines an internal corner with the support leg. The support leg is configured to attach to an equipment cabinet. The shock absorption bracket may be configured to define a gap between the damping pads and one or more support surfaces of the equipment cabinet. The shock absorption bracket may be configured to attach to a rear section of an equipment cabinet having an equipment access in a front section of the equipment cabinet.

Abstract: A glasses assembly with a nose pad for high load includes: a pair of glasses, configured with an accommodation portion, where the glasses are smart glasses; a support, configured with a first fixing portion, at least one second fixing portion, and the first fixing portion inserted in the accommodation portion of the glasses; and a flat nose pad, two sides thereof respectively configured with a fixed portion, each of the fixed portions installed on the second fixing portion of the support. With the flat nose pad being worn on the user's nose bridge to form a fulcrum, the glasses, smart glasses can achieve leverage balance through the flat nose pad, and the flat nose pad can buffer the weight of the glasses, smart glasses, capable of significantly reducing the user's discomfort after wearing them for a long time, and preventing them from slipping downward.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a sense amplifier, a memory, and a method for controlling a sense amplifier, relating to the technical field of semiconductor memories. The sense amplifier comprises: an amplification module, configured to read data in a storage unit on a bit line or a storage unit on a reference bit line; and a first switch module, configured to control the amplification module to be disconnected from the reference bit line when the sense amplifier reads a first state for the bit line and the sense amplifier is in an amplification stage, and control the amplification module to be connected to the reference bit line when the sense amplifier reads a second state for the bit line and the sense amplifier is in the amplification stage. The present disclosure can reduce the power consumption of the sense amplifier.

Abstract: A graphical user interface for use with one or more radios in a network can include any number of interfaces for providing access to features associated with one or more radios or the network.

Abstract: A system and method for documenting a scene having evidence markers is provided. The method includes placing the evidence markers in the scene. A plurality of 3D coordinates of points are measured on surfaces in the environment, a first portion of the plurality of 3D coordinates being on a first evidence marker of the evidence markers, the evidence marker having a photogrammetric symbol on one surface. A point cloud is generated from the plurality of 3D coordinates. The first evidence marker in the point cloud based is automatically identified at least in part on the photogrammetric symbol. The location and at least one attribute of the evidence marker are stored.

Abstract: A system may include a trim circuit configured to provide a trim signal to a circuit under test. The trim circuit may be configured to adjust a trim value of the trim signal based on a selection signal and a value signal. The trim signal may cause a key characteristic of the circuit under test to change based on the adjusted trim value. The system may include a production tester configured to determine whether the key characteristic is within a threshold range. Responsive to the key characteristic being within the threshold range, the production tester may stop performing the trim procedure on the circuit under test. Responsive to the key characteristic not being within the threshold range, the production tester may adjust the value signal based on whether the key characteristic is greater than or less than the threshold range.

Abstract: The present invention provides an optical connector electrically coupled to an optical receptacle. The optical connector comprises a connector body, and a sliding member. The connector body inserted into the optical receptacle comprises a housing and a boot structure detachably arranged in the housing. The sliding member is slidably coupled to the housing wherein the boot structure is restrained inside the housing or is removed from the housing according to a sliding position of the sliding member.

Abstract: Satellites provide communication between devices such as user terminals (UTs) and ground stations that are in turn connected to other networks, such as the Internet. Latency for signals to and from the satellite can introduce delays due at least in part to propagation time. The latency adversely interacts with data transfers that result in responses from the UT. Downstream data to the UT is processed to determine if a response is expected. Header data is associated with the downstream data that is sent to the satellite. A resource scheduler onboard the satellite uses the header data to provide a prospective grant to the UT to send the expected response. The UT receives the downstream data, response data such as an acknowledgement is generated, and the response data is sent to the satellite using the prospective grant. The system substantially reduces the latency associated with responsive traffic and improves overall throughput.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for lithium-ion batteries with solid electrolyte membranes. In one embodiment, a battery cell may include a copper current collector, a first layer in contact with the copper current collector, the first layer comprising polyvinylidene fluoride, an anode comprising a first lithiated polymer binder configured to conduct lithium ions, where the first layer is disposed between the copper current collector and the anode, and a lithiated polymer electrolyte membrane in contact with the anode. The battery cell may include a cathode in contact with the lithiated polymer electrolyte membrane and comprising a second lithiated polymer binder configured to conduct lithium ions, a second layer in contact with the cathode, the second layer comprising polyvinylidene fluoride, and an aluminum current collector disposed adjacent to the second layer, wherein the aluminum current collector is a positive current collector.

Abstract: A headliner for use in a vehicle having a roof, the headliner including a sheet and a plurality of first snap portions adapted to couple with a plurality of corresponding second snap portions fixed to the vehicle roof to mount the sheet to an interior side the vehicle roof through the interaction of the plurality of first snap portions and the corresponding second snap portions. A method for installing a headliner on a vehicle roof structure includes providing a headliner comprising a sheet having an upper surface, a lower surface, and a plurality of first snap portions fixed to the sheet, and joining the plurality of first snap portions to a plurality of second snap portions fixed to the roof structure, the plurality of second snap portions adapted to couple with the plurality of first snap portions to mount the sheet to the interior side the vehicle roof structure.

Abstract: Techniques are generally described for adding transactional support to a distributed storage environment. In various examples, first data may be written to a first set of locations in a distributed computer-readable non-transitory storage system through a non-transactional file system interface. In various further examples, metadata associated with the first data may be generated during the writing of the first data. In some examples, the metadata may be stored associated with the first data in at least a second location in a second computer-readable non-transitory memory. In some examples, a manifest may be generated defining a transactional commit of at least a portion of the first data. In some examples, the manifest may be generated by processing the metadata using first committer logic. In some further examples, the manifest may be stored in a third computer-readable non-transitory memory.

Abstract: A post-harvest crop management platform is provided for regulating conditions of an agricultural crop being dried and/or stored. The platform utilizes data collected from sensors positioned proximate to, or embedded within, an agricultural crop, and analyzes selected crop characteristics affecting the stored crop in multiple sections thereof. The platform identifies parameters relative to achieving a desired crop characteristic level in the agricultural crop, generates a profile of the selected crop characteristic across the multiple sections of the stored crop, and models an application of a fluid flow pattern to achieve the desired crop characteristic level in each section. The crop storage monitoring and management platform also actuates a multi-stack assembly, configured within the stored crop, to automatically apply the fluid flow pattern in one or more cycles that are adjustable to changing conditions within the stored crop in real time.

Abstract: Aspects of a storage device are provided which allow for identification of control page patterns from previous read commands and prediction of control pages to load in advance for subsequent read commands. The storage device includes a memory configured to store data and a plurality of control pages. Each of the control pages includes a plurality of logical addresses associated with the data. A controller is configured to receive from a host device a plurality of read commands associated with a sequence of the control pages. The controller is further configured to identify and store a control page pattern based on the sequence of control pages and to predict one or more of the control pages from one or more of the other control pages in the sequence in a subsequent plurality of read commands.

Abstract: Aspects of a storage device including a memory and controller are provided which allow for erase voltages applied during erase operations to be adaptively changed at elevated temperatures to reduce erase time and prevent erase failures. In response to detecting a lower temperature of the memory, the controller applies a first erase voltage to cells in a block of a die, and in response to detecting a higher temperature of the memory, the controller applies a second erase voltage larger than the first erase voltage to the cells in the block of the die. The controller may apply the different erase voltages depending on whether the temperature of the die falls within respective temperature ranges or meets a respective temperature threshold, which may change for different dies. As a result, successful erase operations at higher temperatures may be achieved.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, systems, and program products are disclosed for early data breach detection. An apparatus includes a data module configured to receive user data from a darknet. User data may include user credential information that has been misappropriated. An apparatus includes a match module configured to determine whether user credential information matches a user's credentials for a user's one or more online accounts. An apparatus includes an action module configured to trigger a security action related to a user's one or more online accounts to make the user's one or more online accounts more secure in response to determining that user credential data matches the user's credentials at the user's one or more online accounts.

Abstract: Techniques for automatically scheduling builds of derived datasets in a distributed database system that supports pipelined data transformations are described herein.

Abstract: A lapping apparatus includes a processing part and a fixing part. The processing part is provided for a target object to be seated and polishes a lower surface of the target object seated as it rotates. The fixing part is provided for pressing the seated target object against the processing part so that the lower surface of the target object is fixed in a state of being seated on the processing part. The fixing part rotates relative to the processing part along with the target object by shear force applied to the target object from the processing part so that the processing of the lower surface of the target object is made when the processing part rotates while the fixing part fixes the target object, and the location axes of the fixing part and the processing part do not match.

Abstract: A repair circuit includes: a plurality of redundant memory cells, each redundant memory cell being configured with a state signal; and a repair module connected to the plurality of redundant memory cells and configured to determine target memory cells from the redundant memory cells based on the state signals and repair defective memory cells through the target memory cells. The target memory cells are in one-to-one correspondence to the defective memory cells. The repair module can repair, at each of multiple repair stages, different defective memory cells, the plurality of redundant memory cells being shared at the multiple repair stages.

Abstract: In a control method for overlay accuracy, whether a similar layer of a present layer exists is determined first, where both the present layer and the similar layer are aligned relative to a same reference layer, and overlay accuracy requirements of both the present layer and the similar layer are relative to the reference layer; if so, an overlay error compensation value of a present batch of wafers at the present layer is determined according to an overlay error value of the present batch of wafers at the similar layer and/or an overlay error value of a previous batch of wafers at the similar layer; and a photoetching process is performed on the present layer of the present batch of wafers by means of the overlay error compensation value of the present batch of wafers at the present layer.