Abstract: A data processor cartridge comprising a housing to accommodate two data processor assemblies, and further comprising: a first connector (2A) to receive a first data processor assembly (10); and a second connector (2B) to receive a second data processor assembly (11); and wherein the second connector (2B) is arranged to receive the second data processor in an inverted orientation as compared to the orientation in which the first connector receives the first data processor assembly.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments relate to systems and methods for identifying computing processes on automation servers and authorizing computing processes to grant access to secure resources. Techniques include receiving an access request, obtaining process data, identifying a cryptographic key, generating a digital signature, sending the digital signature, and receiving authorization data from a security server. Further techniques include receiving process data, receiving a digital signature, accessing a cryptographic key, validating the signature with the key, verifying the process, and transmitting authorization data to an automation server to complete an authentication process.

Abstract: High resolution time sequences of 3D images that show the dynamics of a time varying changes are provided. The 3D time series of images representing an object that include time varying changes may be produced from lower dimensional image time sequences, such as 2D images. The 2D images may be generated using angiography and may include fluid flow information (e.g., arrival times). The fluid flow information may be provided, for example, by injecting a chemical into the fluid and analyzing its position in the object or body over time. A varying contrast model may be applied to determine the location of the chemical at different points in time which may assist in detecting an ailment.

Abstract: High resolution time sequences of 3D images that show the dynamics of a time varying changes are provided. The 3D time series of images representing an object that include time varying changes may be produced from lower dimensional image time sequences, such as 2D images. The 2D images may be generated using angiography and may include fluid flow information (e.g., arrival times). The fluid flow information may be provided, for example, by injecting a chemical into the fluid and analyzing its position in the object or body over time. A varying contrast model may be applied to determine the location of the chemical at different points in time which may assist in detecting an ailment.

Abstract: A wear indicating friction disc assembly includes at least two friction discs and may include a plurality of clamping assemblies positioned around a circumference of the friction discs to clamp at least two of the friction discs together. At least one of the clamping assemblies may include a wear indicating washer with a wear indicating portion extending into a portion of one at least one of the friction discs. A height of the wear indicating portion is set to engage the opposing friction member at a predetermined wear level of the friction disc assembly and to emit a detectable signal upon sliding engagement with the opposing friction member.