Abstract: An integrated tread wear sensor and tire pressure monitoring system sensor unit container for a tire includes a tread wear sensor plug and a sensor container. The tread wear sensor plug includes a cylindrical projection extending through an opening formed in a selected tread element of the tire. A flange extends outwardly from the projection and includes a contact surface that is mounted to an innerliner of the tire. A conductive wire is disposed in the tread wear sensor plug and includes proximal ends disposed in the flange and a distal end disposed near a radially outer surface of the projection. The sensor container includes a wall extending radially from the flange of the tread wear sensor plug and terminating in a lip. A container cavity is defined by the flange, the wall, and the lip, and receives a tire pressure monitoring system sensor.

Abstract: A vehicle lamp includes a sensor disposed behind a cover lens and detecting an object around the vehicle; and a light irradiation unit disposed near one side end of the sensor to generate light. The sensor reflects at least some of the light irradiated from the light irradiation unit to allow the at least some of the light irradiated from the light irradiation unit to be transmitted through the cover lens and to proceed forward.

Abstract: An electronic device comprising a lower deck and an upper deck adjacent to a source. Each of the lower deck and the upper deck comprise tiers of alternating conductive materials and dielectric materials. Each of the lower deck and the upper deck also comprise an array region and one or more non-array regions. Memory pillars are in the lower deck and the upper deck of the array region and the memory pillars are configured to be operably coupled to the source. Dummy pillars are in the upper deck of the one or more non-array regions and the dummy pillars are configured to be electrically isolated from the source. Another conductive material is in the upper deck and the lower deck of the one or more non-array regions. Additional electronic devices and related systems and methods of forming an electronic device are also disclosed.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments relate to instructions for fused multiply-add (FMA) operations with variable-precision inputs. In one example, a processor to execute an asymmetric FMA instruction includes fetch circuitry to fetch an FMA instruction having fields to specify an opcode, a destination, and first and second source vectors having first and second widths, respectively, decode circuitry to decode the fetched FMA instruction, and a single instruction multiple data (SIMD) execution circuit to process as many elements of the second source vector as fit into an SIMD lane width by multiplying each element by a corresponding element of the first source vector, and accumulating a resulting product with previous contents of the destination, wherein the SIMD lane width is one of 16 bits, 32 bits, and 64 bits, the first width is one of 4 bits and 8 bits, and the second width is one of 1 bit, 2 bits, and 4 bits.

Abstract: A computing system is described, where the computing system includes a processor and memory storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to perform several acts. The acts include receiving a query from an application executing on a client computing device that is in network communication with the computing system. The acts also include searching a computer-readable index of items based upon the query, identifying an item based upon the searching of the computer-readable index, transmitting the query to a computer-implemented model, and obtaining content generated by the computer-implemented model, where the computer-implemented model generated the content based upon the query. The acts further include returning at least one of the item or the content to the client computing device for presentment by way of the application executing on the client computing device.

Abstract: A method and a system are used to analyze incremental quantities. The electrical measurements associated with a loop in a multiple-phase electric power delivery system are obtained before a fault occurred on the loop and after the fault occurred on the loop, and differences between the electrical measurements are used to determine incremental quantities. The incremental quantities are used to determine a location of the fault on the loop. Multiple loops in the multiple-phase electric power delivery system may be monitored to determine corresponding fault locations on each loop.

Abstract: The present application discloses method and sewer (111) for detecting faults associated with a gas chromatograph device (100) in a process plant. The gas chromatograph device (100) is associated with a database (110) configured to store a measured chromatogram, and historic chromatograms. Initially, the server receives the measured chromatogram from the database. Upon receiving the measured chromatogram, the server is configured to detect at least one real-time symptom for measured chromatogram. The real-time symptoms may be detected by comparing the historic chromatograms with predetermined configuration data to the measured chromatogram. Upon detecting the real-time symptoms, the server is configured to determine faults associated with the gas chromatograph device. The faults are determined by mapping the real-time symptoms and fault signature data received from the database.

Abstract: A light assembly includes a mounting bracket, a light coupled to the mounting bracket, a guide sensor coupled to the mounting bracket, a movement mechanism coupled to the mounting bracket, and a controller operably coupled to the light assembly. The controller is configured to receive data from the guide sensor and command actuation of the movement mechanism in response to the data received from the guide sensor.

Abstract: Various embodiments include an automobile network device that includes a descriptor sorting engine (DSE). The DSE may include a direct memory access (DMA) controller, a memory organized by channel clusters that each include a plurality of first-in first-out (FIFO) memories, a timer, and a time stamp (TS) sorting logic component. The DMA controller may be configured to pull timestamp-pointer pairs from packet descriptors stored in an unsorted descriptor ring memory, store the timestamp-pointer pairs in the FIFO memories, trigger the TS sorting logic component to reorder the timestamp-pointer pairs in the FIFO memories so that they are sorted in ascending order, use the sorted timestamp-pointer pairs in the FIFO memories to read the packet descriptors stored in an unsorted descriptor ring memory, and store the packet descriptors in a sorted descriptor ring memory.

Abstract: A system and a method for condition monitoring during the operation of a conveyor system, in particular an airport baggage conveyor system, includes conveyor units and a background system. A conveyor unit includes an individual conveyor line and/or a group of conveyor lines. It is possible to record an individual current characteristic of an individual conveyor unit. Each individual conveyor unit has a defined current characteristic during fault-free operation and the background system is configured to record the defined current characteristic and the actual current characteristic of the conveyor unit. The background system is configured to analyze the actual current characteristic of the conveyor unit and to signal, on the basis of the analysis, an impending wear and/or a malfunction of the conveyor system, in particular of a conveyor line of the conveyor unit.

Abstract: A method and system for cloud based service provider performance evaluation are disclosed. The method may include extracting service record data and ticket status change record data from the service ticket data and aggregating the service record data and the ticket status change record data. The method may include calculating ticket level performance metric data based on the aggregated record data and generating ticket level performance scores based on the ticket level performance metric data. The method may further include generating service level performance scores based on the service level performance metric data and generating service feedback performance scores based on the service feedback metric data. The method may further include merging the ticket level performance scores, the service level performance scores, and the service feedback performance scores to generate performance vectors and evaluating overall performances of the service providers based on the set of performance vectors.

Abstract: Exemplary substrate processing systems may include a chamber body defining a transfer region. The systems may include a first lid plate seated on the chamber body. The first lid plate may define a plurality of apertures through the first lid plate. The systems may include a plurality of lid stacks equal to a number of the plurality of apertures. The systems may define a plurality of isolators. An isolator may be positioned between each lid stack and a corresponding aperture of the plurality of apertures. The systems may include a plurality of annular spacers. An annular spacer of the plurality of annular spacers may be positioned between each isolator and a corresponding lid stack of the plurality of lids stacks. The systems may include a plurality of manifolds. A manifold may be seated within an interior of each annular spacer of the plurality of annular spacers.

Abstract: A tire sensor attachment structure is provided. The tire includes a pair of bead areas, a sidewall extending from each respective bead area to a tread, a carcass extending toroidally between each of the bead areas, and an innerliner that is disposed radially inwardly of the carcass. A sensor housing is attached to the innerliner, and defines an interior chamber. A sensor is disposed in the chamber. The tire sensor attachment structure includes a compressible body that is disposed in the chamber between the sensor and the innerliner.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to utilizing a real-time event data reporting system that makes real-time and near-real-time monitoring and reporting possible in edge devices. For example, in various instances, the real-time event data reporting system embeds services within traditional event data collectors of edge devices to obtain, organize, and publish event data for local computing devices in real time utilizing in-memory storage. Additionally, the real-time event data reporting system further processes the published event data to generate aggregated data that is persisted to a persistence storage. In this manner, the real-time reporting system efficiently and accurately provides event data reports to client devices with processed metric data in real time, or in near-real time when utilizing additional fallback safeguards.

Abstract: A method for testing a chip includes writing, by a built-in self-test (BIST) circuit of the chip, a first row of a memory of the chip with a first set of values and reading, by the BIST circuit, a second row of the memory a first plurality of times. The second row is adjacent to the first row. The method also includes reading, by the BIST circuit, the first row to extract a second set of values from the first row and based on determining that at least one of the second set of values differs from a corresponding one of the first set of values, designating the first row as a vulnerable row.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein include a semiconductor processing tool. In an embodiment, the semiconductor processing tool comprises a chamber, a pedestal in the chamber, and a first gas feed system on a first side of the pedestal. In an embodiment, the first gas feed system comprises a first exhaust line with a first valve to open and close the first exhaust line, and a first source gas feed line with a second valve to open and close the first source gas feed line. In an embodiment, the semiconductor processing tool further comprises a second gas feed system on a second side of the pedestal. In an embodiment, the second gas feed system comprises a second exhaust line with a third valve to open and close the second exhaust line, and a second source gas feed line with a fourth valve to open and close the second source gas feed line.

Abstract: A method for creating a spatio-temporal schedule includes receiving a set of available work crews and a set of workorders to be scheduled, sequencing the set of workorders, wherein each workorder of the set of workorders is associated with a geographic location, a start time and an end time, and iterating through the set of available work crews, assigning a plurality of workorders of the set of workorders fully allocating a current crew before selecting a next crew, until all work crews are fully allocated and/or all workorders are assigned, wherein the assignment of workorders for a given work crew generates a route comprising the plurality of workorders.

Abstract: A system for spacing and fastening tubular structures, and a related method. The system includes a spacer element configured to engage a plurality of tubular structures, to spatially separate the plurality of tubular structures from one another, and to distribute stress in the plurality of tubular structures. The system further includes a fastening element configured to extend around at least a portion of an outer surface of the plurality of tubular structures, and to fasten the plurality of tubular structures to the spacer element in an adaptively spaced configuration.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described for efficiently performing various operations at the granularity of a consistency group (CG) within a cross-site storage solution. An example of one of the various operations includes an independent and parallel resynchronization approach that independently brings individual volumes of a CG to a steady state of in-synchronization (InSync), thereby contributing to scalability of CGs by supporting CGs having a large number of member volumes without requiring a change to the resynchronization process. Another example includes preserving dependent write-order consistency when a remote mirror copy goes out-of-synchronization (OOS) for any reason by driving all member volumes OOS responsive to any member volume becoming OOS. Yet another example includes independent creation of snapshots by member volumes to support efficient and on-demand creation by an application of a common snapshots of all or a subset of peered member volumes of a CG with which the application is associated.

Abstract: In some aspects, a method for object re-identification may include obtaining a first set of images from a first camera, and a second set of images from at least one second camera; determining a first set of features based on the first set of images, the first set of features lying in a first feature space; and determining a second set of features based on the second set of images, the second set of features lying in a second feature space. The method may additionally include determining a first feature projection matrix and a second feature projection matrix that respectively map the first set of features and the second set of features to a shared feature space; and determining a common dictionary based on the shared feature space.