Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to create training data, validate, deploy and test artificial intelligence (AI) systems in a virtual development environment, incorporating virtual spaces, objects, machinery, devices, subsystems, and actual human action and behavior.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to create training data, validate, deploy and test artificial intelligence (AI) systems in a virtual development environment, incorporating virtual spaces, objects, machinery, devices, subsystems, and actual human action and behavior.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to create training data, validate, deploy and test artificial intelligence (AI) systems in a virtual development environment, incorporating virtual spaces, objects, machinery, devices, subsystems, and actual human action and behavior.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates in general to a malleable and non-absorbent pessary having a solid cylindrical body formed of wax for use in improving symptoms associated with pelvic organ prolapse.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to create training data, validate, deploy and test artificial intelligence (AI) systems in a virtual development environment, incorporating virtual spaces, objects, machinery, devices, subsystems, and actual human action and behavior.

Abstract: An assistive device and a method of facilitating removal of a card is provided. The assistive device includes a first portion and a second portion extending from a first end of the first portion. The second portion having a first surface arranged on an angle relative to the first portion. At least one pad is disposed on the second portion. A lip extends from a second end of the first portion, the lip having a width smaller than a thickness of the card.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates in general to a malleable and non-absorbent pessary having a solid cylindrical body formed of wax for use in improving symptoms associated with pelvic organ prolapse.

Abstract: An assistive device and a method of facilitating removal of a card is provided. The assistive device includes a first portion and a second portion extending from a first end of the first portion. The second portion having a first surface arranged on an angle relative to the first portion. At least one pad is disposed on the second portion. A lip extends from a second end of the first portion, the lip having a width smaller than a thickness of the card.

Abstract: A compression device has improved cooling capability. The device includes a wicking layer adapted to move moisture. A portion of the wicking layer is exposed from under bladder material defining a bladder. In use, the wicking layer wicks moisture from the patient's limb and the wicked moisture is able to evaporate through the device at the portion of the wicking layer that is exposed.

Abstract: A sleep sack is configured to be accessible. The sleep sack includes an upper portion detachably coupled to a lower portion with a longitudinal zipper. A latitudinal zipper is attached around the lower portion. The lower portion is sealed on all but one side when the latitudinal zipper is zipped.

Abstract: A compression device has improved cooling capability. The device includes a wicking layer adapted to move moisture. A portion of the wicking layer is exposed from under bladder material defining a bladder. In use, the wicking layer wicks moisture from the patient's limb and the wicked moisture is able to evaporate through the device at the portion of the wicking layer that is exposed.

Abstract: A compression device has improved cooling capability. The device includes a wicking layer adapted to move moisture. A portion of the wicking layer is exposed from under bladder material defining a bladder. In use, the wicking layer wicks moisture from the patient's limb and the wicked moisture is able to evaporate through the device at the portion of the wicking layer that is exposed.

Abstract: A system for determining the content of sulfur in a first fluid mixture includes a gas chromatograph including a sample valve, a first column coupled to the sample valve, and a second column coupled to the sample valve. In addition, the system includes a pyrolizer configured to subject the first fluid mixture to pyrolysis to produce a second fluid mixture that includes hydrogen sulfide. The first column is configured to separate at least a first constituent of the second fluid mixture from the hydrogen sulfide in the second fluid mixture and output a third fluid mixture including the hydrogen sulfide. The second column is configured to separate at least a second constituent in the third fluid mixture from the hydrogen sulfide in the third fluid mixture and output a fourth fluid mixture including the hydrogen sulfide. Further, the system includes a detector in fluid communication with the second column.

Abstract: Provided are 3 methods and formulations using feed-through administration and dosing of spinosyns for controlling biting or nuisance insects on animals, for controlling equine feces-dependent insects, and for preventing internal infestation of bot larvae in equine animals.

Abstract: A connector apparatus includes first and second mating connectors that can be joined to make a fluid connection. The connectors are constructed to discriminate improper connectors so that no fluid tight connection can be formed with improper connectors. The connector apparatus can be used with a system for compression therapy to prevent deep vein thrombosis.

Abstract: A connector apparatus includes first and second mating connectors that can be joined to make a fluid connection. The connectors are constructed to discriminate improper connectors so that no fluid tight connection can be formed with improper connectors. The connector apparatus can be used with a system for compression therapy to prevent deep vein thrombosis.

Abstract: A compression sleeve is described as having a first sheet and a second sheet attached to the first sheet. The first and second sheets define at least one inflatable section. At least one conduit including a textured inner surface on each of the first and second sheets is disposed within the inflatable section.

Abstract: A compression device has improved cooling capability. The device includes a wicking layer adapted to move moisture. A portion of the wicking layer is exposed from under bladder material defining a bladder. In use, the wicking layer wicks moisture from the patient's limb and the wicked moisture is able to evaporate through the device at the portion of the wicking layer that is exposed.

Abstract: A compression sleeve is described as having a first sheet, a second sheet attached to said first sheet and defining at least one inflatable section, and at least one conduit disposed within the boundary of the least one of said inflatable sections.

Abstract: A compression device has improved cooling capability. The device includes a wicking layer adapted to move moisture. A portion of the wicking layer is exposed from under bladder material defining a bladder. In use, the wicking layer wicks moisture from the patient's limb and the wicked moisture is able to evaporate through the device at the portion of the wicking layer that is exposed.