Abstract: An aircraft brake control system for controlling antiskid braking of an aircraft wheel is disclosed including a control assembly having a mode controller which sets the mode of operation of an antiskid brake calculator, configured to set a first mode, when an input of the indication of a brake energy supply configuration indicates a first brake energy supply being used, in which the antiskid brake calculator applies a first restriction level on a rise rate of the antiskid brake command, and a second mode, when the input 305 indicates a second brake energy supply being used, in which the antiskid brake calculator applies a second, lower, restriction level on a rise rate of the antiskid brake command.

Abstract: A multiplex air cart is provided. The air cart includes a shared channel that feeds multiple downstream tanks or tools. The air cart delivers, via the shared channel, a plurality of commodities to the downstream tanks or tools. The air cart packetizes the plurality of commodities and conveys packets of products with a gap therebetween.

Abstract: A method of controlling an axle assembly. The method may include removing an actuator that is adapted to actuate a shift collar from a housing of the axle assembly, installing a positioning mechanism in place of the actuator, and securing the positioning mechanism to the housing of the axle assembly.

Abstract: The present system automatically allows a user to create a pipeline for performing a progressive rollout and automatically performs the rollout in progressive steps. As part of creating a pipeline, a user creates multiple rollout phases and multiple approval phases. At each rollout phase, a portion of users using the current version of a software receive a rollout or update. The types of users may be configured based on user attributes. The approval phase for each rollout may determine if the software at the customer location is satisfying certain key performance indicator (KPI) requirements and whether the software update is correcting what it was intended to address. The present technology may automatically apply the updates, automatically review the performance of the updated application, and automatically approve the rollout to move onto the next phase, all without any administrator decisions.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-readable media, for obtaining a first image from a first sensor; detecting a first object within the first image; extracting discriminative features of the first object into a first feature vector; obtaining a second image from a second sensor; detecting a second object within the second image; extracting discriminative features of the second object into a second feature vector; and determining, based on a comparison between the first feature vector and the second feature vector, that the second object is same as the first object.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-readable media, for obtaining a first image from a first sensor; detecting a first object within the first image; extracting discriminative features of the first object into a first feature vector; obtaining a second image from a second sensor; detecting a second object within the second image; extracting discriminative features of the second object into a second feature vector; and determining, based on a comparison between the first feature vector and the second feature vector, that the second object is same as the first object.

Abstract: A pulse pump for the enhancement of thermal transport in a hydronic small-scale heat transfer system includes an inlet, a pulsing chamber, a plurality of apertures, a flow channel, an outlet and a pulsing pump. The pulsing chamber is in fluid communication with the inlet. The plurality of apertures is at a bottom of the pulsing chamber. The flow channel is sealed to the bottom of the pulsing chamber below the plurality of apertures. The flow channel is configured to house the hydronic small-scale heat transfer system. The outlet is in fluid communication with the flow channel. The pulsing pump is in communication with the pulsing chamber and is configured for intermittently forcing fluid in the pulsing chamber through the apertures at the bottom of the pulsing chamber thereby creating turbulence in the flow channel.

Abstract: This invention discloses a design a capillary column for use with electrochemically modulated liquid chromatography (EMLC). The capillary design, which results in a marked reduction in the flow of current through the column, enables the use of a two-electrode column construction that overcomes the mechanical and electrical shortfalls of the conventional standard bore design.

Abstract: A composition comprising a compound having the general formula (I): F—[CF2]n—(O[CF2]n)m-(L)p-SH?? (Formula (I)) Each n is independently from 2 to 4, m is from 3 to 30, p is 0 or 1 and L represents a linker having the formula Oq(CF2)r(CH2)s, wherein q is 0 or 1, r is from 0 to 4 and s is from 0 to 4.

Abstract: A pulse pump for the enhancement of thermal transport in a hydronic small-scale heat transfer system includes an inlet, a pulsing chamber, a plurality of apertures, a flow channel, an outlet and a pulsing pump. The pulsing chamber is in fluid communication with the inlet. The plurality of apertures is at a bottom of the pulsing chamber. The flow channel is sealed to the bottom of the pulsing chamber below the plurality of apertures. The flow channel is configured to house the hydronic small-scale heat transfer system. The outlet is in fluid communication with the flow channel. The pulsing pump is in communication with the pulsing chamber and is configured for intermittently forcing fluid in the pulsing chamber through the apertures at the bottom of the pulsing chamber thereby creating turbulence in the flow channel.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses are disclosed for nitrile rubber material for use with consumer electronic devices. In one embodiment, an example rubber component for a device may include acrylonitrile butadiene rubber having a weight percentage of between about 50% to about 75%, a solid filler having a weight percentage of between about 10% to about 40%, a liquid filler having a weight percentage of between about 0.5% to about 20%, a first process aid having a weight percentage of between about 1% to about 3%, and a cross-linking agent having a weight percentage of up to 2%.

Abstract: An electrowetting element comprising a first fluid, a second fluid immiscible with the first fluid, a first electrode, a second electrode in contact with the second fluid and a first and second support plate. The first support plate comprises the first electrode and a surface. The second support plate comprises a protrusion which overlaps a first surface portion of the surface and which, with a first voltage with a substantially zero magnitude applied between the first electrode and the second electrode, contacts the second fluid without substantially contacting the first fluid. Upon application of a second voltage with a non-zero magnitude between the first electrode and the second electrode, the first fluid moves such that there is substantially no contact between the first fluid and the first surface portion.

Abstract: A composition comprising a compound having the general formula (I): F—[CF2]n—(O[CF2]n)m-(L)p-SH?? (Formula (I)) Each n is independently from 2 to 4, m is from 3 to 30, p is 0 or 1 and L represents a linker having the formula Oq(CF2)r(CH2)s, wherein q is 0 or 1, r is from 0 to 4 and s is from 0 to 4.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus of tracking moving targets from air vehicles are disclosed. An example system includes an air vehicle including a moving target state estimator to determine at least one of an estimated speed or an estimated location of a moving target, a tracking infrastructure to determine a detectability zone surrounding the moving target based on at least one of the estimated speed or the estimated location of the moving target, and generate a guidance reference to command the air vehicle to move towards a reference location, the reference location based on the estimated location, and a flight control system to cause the air vehicle to follow the moving target outside of the detectability zone based on the guidance reference.

Abstract: A display structure having a high-brightness diffuse reflector, an electrowetting display structure based on the display structure, an in-cell type electrowetting display structure and a manufacturing method thereof are disclosed. The display structure comprises panel glass (1), a display layer (2) and substrate glass (3), wherein a high-brightness diffuse reflection polymer thin film material (4) is arranged under the substrate glass (3); the panel glass (1), the display layer (2), the substrate glass (3) and the diffuse reflection polymer thin film material (4) are stacked in sequence. According to the display structure and manufacturing method thereof of the invention, the required diffuse reflection and contrast ratio approximate to paper can be provided by placing a high-brightness diffuse reflection polymer thin film under a substrate or a display layer of a plate display structure as a diffuse reflection layer or a diffuse reflector.

Abstract: An electrowetting display device comprising an electrowetting element comprising a control system, a first fluid, a second fluid immiscible with the first fluid, and a first and second support plate. A first and second electrode are, respectively, overlapped by a first and second portion of a surface of the first support plate. The control system is operable to apply a sequence of voltages, comprising a first voltage between the second fluid and the first electrode and a second voltage between the second fluid and the second electrode, to configure the first fluid to a plurality of configurations, each of the plurality of different configurations respectively corresponding to the same grey level.

Abstract: An electrowetting display device comprising an electrowetting element comprising a control system, a first fluid, a second fluid immiscible with the first fluid, and a first and second support plate. A first and second electrode are, respectively, overlapped by a first and second portion of a surface of the first support plate. The control system is operable to, in response to input data indicative of a grey level and with the first fluid in a retracted configuration and at least partly in contact with the first portion, apply a first voltage between the second fluid and the first electrode to translate the first fluid from the retracted configuration to contact the second portion over a first area, and apply a second voltage between the second fluid and the second electrode to retract the first fluid to contact the second portion over a second area smaller than the first area.

Abstract: An electrowetting display device comprising an electrowetting element comprising a control system, a first fluid, a second fluid immiscible with the first fluid, and a first and second support plate. A first and second electrode are, respectively, overlapped by a first and second portion of a surface of the first support plate. The control system is operable to, in response to input data indicative of a first grey level, apply a first voltage between the second fluid and the first electrode such that the second fluid is in contact with at least part of the first portion and, subsequently, apply a second voltage between the second fluid and the second electrode to translate the first fluid such that the second fluid is in contact with at least part of the second portion.

Abstract: Disclosed is an electrofluidic support plate and a method for preparing the same, and an electrofluidic device comprising the support plate. The method comprises the following steps of: providing a substrate which has a surface provided with an electrode layer; arranging a first amorphous fluoropolymer layer on the surface of the substrate, and carrying out hydrophilic modification on a surface of the amorphous fluoropolymer layer; arranging pixel walls on the amorphous fluoropolymer layer after hydrophilic modification; arranging a second amorphous fluoropolymer layer which is a hydrophobic layer; the second amorphous fluoropolymer layer covering all surfaces of the pixel walls and a groove area encircled by the pixel walls; filling the groove area encircled by the pixel walls with a protective material; removing the second amorphous fluoropolymer layer not covered by the protective material and on a top of the pixel walls; and removing the protective material.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus of tracking moving targets from air vehicles are disclosed. An example system includes an air vehicle including a moving target state estimator to determine at least one of an estimated speed or an estimated location of a moving target, a tracking infrastructure to determine a detectability zone surrounding the moving target based on at least one of the estimated speed or the estimated location of the moving target, and generate a guidance reference to command the air vehicle to move towards a reference location, the reference location based on the estimated location, and a flight control system to cause the air vehicle to follow the moving target outside of the detectability zone based on the guidance reference.