Abstract: Disclosed herein as methods, apparatuses, non-transitory computer readable media, and systems relating to reduction and/or identification of one or more health risks in a facility. For example, by sensing a bodily characteristic of an individual in a facility, e.g., by sensing at least one environmental characteristic. For example, by sensing surface cleanliness. For example, by tracking personnel in the facility. For example, by suggesting routes in an enclosure based at least in part in personnel concentration in the facility. Disclosed herein as methods, apparatuses, non-transitory computer readable media, and systems relating to monitoring occupancy of a facility.

Abstract: A network system in an enclosure includes one or more interactive targets such as tintable windows, HVAC components, sensors, computing devices, media display devices, and/or service devices. Diverse types of local and remote interfaces are employed for facilitating remote (e.g., indirect) manipulation of the interactive target(s), for example, using a digital twin (e.g., representative virtual model) of a facility and/or a mobile circuitry of a user. The environment and/or targets may be controlled according to preferences and/or requests of its user(s).

Abstract: Techniques are described herein that are capable of automatically generating, revising, and/or executing troubleshooting guide(s). In a first example, an operation is selected based at least in part on a schema and information indicating that the operation is capable of mitigating a category of issues. In a second example, information is analyzed to identify operations performed with regard to service(s) to mitigate issues, and an operation is selected based at least in part on the information indicating that the operation is capable of mitigating a category of issues that includes an identified issue. In these examples, an executable troubleshooting guide is automatically generated to perform the selected operation. In a third example, weights are assigned to features that are extracted from data associated with troubleshooting guide(s), and a subset of the troubleshooting guide(s) is automatically revised based at least in part on the weights corresponding to the subset.

Abstract: Disclosed herein as methods, apparatuses, non-transitory computer readable media, and systems for sensor calibration in at least one enclosure. The calibration may include self-calibration of the sensor, e.g., automatically. The calibration may be performed automatically at or after deployment of the sensor in the enclosure. The calibration may utilize the data of the sensor to be calibrated and/or sensor data of adjacent sensor(s) in the enclosure.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein that are capable of performing quality-based action(s) regarding engineer-generated documentation associated with code and/or an API. Features are extracted from data associated with the engineer-generated documentation, which includes engineer-generated document(s). Weights are assigned to the features. The quality-based action(s) are performed. The quality-based action(s) include generating quality score(s) for the engineer-generated document(s) and/or providing a recommendation to revise a subset of the engineer-generated document(s). Each quality score is based at least in part on the weights assigned to the features that correspond to the respective engineer-generated document. The recommendation recommends performance of an operation to increase the quality of each engineer-generated document in the subset based at least in part on the weights assigned to the features that correspond to the subset.

Abstract: Reactor systems, reactor coolant systems, and associated processes for polymerizing polyolefins are described. The reactor systems generally include a reactor pipe and a coolant system, in which the coolant system includes a jacket pipe surrounding at least a portion of the reactor pipe to form an annulus therebetween, at least one spacer coupling the jacket to the reactor pipe, and a coolant which flows through the annulus to remove heat from the reactor pipe. At least one of the external surface of the reactor pipe, the internal surface of the jacket, and at least one spacer, are independently modified, for example by polishing, coating, or reshaping, to reduce the fluid resistance of the coolant flow through the annulus.

Abstract: Described are a system, method, and computer program product for real-time payment gateway event monitoring. The method includes receiving input data from a merchant system including an application URL associated with a merchant control interface having a web socket programmed and/or configured to persistently listen for HTTP POST messages, and an event of a payment gateway system. The method also includes monitoring ongoing events of the payment gateway system associated with ongoing transaction messages communicated from point-of-sale (POS) devices to the payment gateway system and detecting the event in the ongoing events. The method further includes, in response to detection of the event, generating a HTTP POST message including event data of the event, and communicating the HTTP POST message to the application URL to cause the merchant control interface to display the event data in a chart for visual representation of the event data.

Abstract: Described are systems and methods for eliminating measurement lag. An example method comprises deploying control agents in a customer data center, each of the control agents being associated with at least one of a set of customer nodes of the customer data center; receiving a query for local state data at a service provider data center; pushing down execution of the query from the service provider data center to the control agents deployed in the set of customer nodes in the customer data center. The deployed control agents may be configured to, in response to receiving the query pushed down from the service provider data center to the customer data center, coordinate and execute at least a task for the set of customer nodes to collect the local state data. In addition to query execution, remediation can also be executed by the control agents at the customer data center.

Abstract: Reactor systems, reactor coolant systems, and associated processes for polymerizing polyolefins are described. The reactor systems generally include a reactor pipe and a coolant system, in which the coolant system includes a jacket pipe surrounding at least a portion of the reactor pipe to form an annulus therebetween, at least one spacer coupling the jacket to the reactor pipe, and a coolant which flows through the annulus to remove heat from the reactor pipe. At least one of the external surface of the reactor pipe, the internal surface of the jacket, and at least one spacer, are independently modified, for example by polishing, coating, or reshaping, to reduce the fluid resistance of the coolant flow through the annulus.

Abstract: Described are a system, method, and computer program product for real-time payment gateway event monitoring. The method includes receiving input data from a merchant system including an application URL associated with a merchant control interface having a web socket programmed and/or configured to persistently listen for HTTP POST messages, and an event of a payment gateway system. The method also includes monitoring ongoing events of the payment gateway system associated with ongoing transaction messages communicated from point-of-sale (POS) devices to the payment gateway system and detecting the event in the ongoing events. The method further includes, in response to detection of the event, generating a HTTP POST message including event data of the event, and communicating the HTTP POST message to the application URL to cause the merchant control interface to display the event data in a chart for visual representation of the event data.

Abstract: Systems and methods for optimizing delivery vehicle resources (e.g. a plurality of vehicles) are described herein. Available time slots for the plurality of vehicles are determined and presented to a user. In response to receiving a delivery order indicating a selected time slot, the delivery order is assigned to a vehicle from the plurality of vehicles based on a time slot indicated in the delivery order and a set of delivery parameters. A delivery route is calculated for each vehicle having a delivery order based on the set of delivery parameters. An optimized delivery route is calculated for each vehicle having a delivery order based on the set of delivery parameters.

Abstract: A hardware product for creating a light ring and a dead front effect. The product may include a housing with an opening. The hardware product may also include a button positioned within the opening and configured to be depressed by a user. The button is constructed using a two-part molding process and includes a first shot and a second shot. The first shot is configured to disperse light around the perimeter shape of the opening. The second shot is constructed from an optically opaque or semi-opaque material. A single light-emitting component electrically coupled to the circuit board provides light for creating the light ring.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product is provided for authorizing a transaction. The method includes registering, with a first merchant system associated with a first merchant, a second merchant system associated with a second merchant, receiving, from the second merchant system, user data associated with a user requesting a transaction through the second merchant system, determining, with the first merchant system, a user profile for the user based on the user data, the user profile stored on a data storage device that is not accessible to the second merchant system, the user profile including an account identifier, obtaining, with the first merchant system, a transaction token generated based on the account identifier, and transmitting, to the second merchant system, the transaction token.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and processes for distributing reactor coolant flow to the cooling jackets of a loop slurry reactor, where the reactor coolant is used to control the temperature of the loop slurry reactor in olefin polymerization. Also disclosed are systems and processes for controlling the temperature of the reactor coolant that is used for cooling olefin polymerization reactors, which can be used in combination with traditional coolant distribution regimes and in combination with the coolant distribution systems and processes that are disclosed herein.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present invention is directed to a database actuator tool that makes data readily available and enable users to focus on solving the problem rather than searching for data. The database actuator tool represents a browser-based application that may be used to create, store and/or execute a repository of frequently used or needed queries, e.g., SQL queries, using a very friendly and easily configurable user interface. The database actuator tool provides a configure-once and usable-forever by anyone with right entitlements solution. This provides a substantial productivity boost to a team that has a mix of developers and non-developers, including users with and without SQL knowledge. The database actuator tool may be used by various teams and/or applications.

Abstract: A method extracts and organizes information from a document. A computing system is provided for extracting and organizing information from a document. A plurality of documents is stored onto or accessed through the computing system. With the computing system, a specific document can be selected from the plurality of documents. The computing system parses through the specific document in order to identify a plurality of linguistically-important texts. The computing system generates a plurality of outline headings from the linguistically-important texts. The computing system compiles the outline headings into a document outline for the specific document. The computing system then outputs the specific document and the document outline.

Abstract: A transactional replicator applying group commit and barrier concepts is disclosed. Group commit means that the transactional replicator commits multiple transactions in a group and is not restricted to committing single transactions one-at-a-time and is not limited to operating on a single state provider. Barrier means that the transactional replicator does not move forward to commit additional transactions until the previous group of transactions are completed. All state providers must apply their transactions and update state before additional transactions will be committed. A quorum acknowledgement “unlocks” any locks that were acquired to update the state within a state provider. However, as long as there are no lock conflicts, additional transactions can continue to create new group commits as necessary.

Abstract: Described are systems and methods for executing a pipeline command sequence designed for execution on a single node across a fleet of nodes. An example method may commence with receiving the pipeline command sequence. Based on a type of the pipeline command sequence, a subset of available nodes for optimal execution of the pipeline command sequence across the fleet of nodes may be determined. The method may continue with defining a plurality of tasks for the subset of available nodes. The method may further include translating the pipeline command sequence into the plurality of tasks and executing the plurality of tasks on the subset of available nodes.