Abstract: A knife comprising a handle and a blade assembly. The blade assembly includes a blade, a tang, and blade assembly connection structure. The handle includes a receiver configured to receive the tang, and includes handle connection structure. The blade assembly connection structure and handle connection structure are arranged to releasably lock the blade assembly in an installed position on the handle with the tang in the tang receiver.

Abstract: A wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU) may comprise a processor. The processor may be configured to receive (e.g., via broadcast) configuration information indicating a time that a same-PCI satellite switch may occur. In one or more examples, the WTRU may transmit assistance information prior to the same-PCI satellite switch. The assistance information may, for example, include a re-synchronization duration, capabilities to synchronization procedures, and/or a time indication for resuming TX and/or RX. The WTRU may receive configuration information for satellite re-synchronization. The WTRU may perform the same-PCI satellite switch to the second satellite, for example, based on the configuration information indicating the time for the same-PCI satellite switch. In performing the same-PCI satellite switch, the WTRU may start a resynchronization gap, suspend UL TX and/or DL RX, and/or perform re-synchronization procedure(s).

Abstract: Systems, methods, and instrumentalities are described herein for data transfer with energy harvesting (EH). EH may offer zero-energy consumption data communication. EH may impose intermittent connection drops due to battery shortage. If a certain condition is met (e.g., battery shortage), the RRC state or DRX/DTX configuration may be switched and data transfer operation may be suspended. EH may be performed to charge the battery/capacitor of the WTRU in the changed RRC state (e.g., new RRC state) or in a changed DRX/DTX operation (e.g., new DRX/DTX operation). If the state is transitioned or the DRX/DTX configuration is changed, protocol times (e.g., via all protocol timers) may be suspended and the user data maintained so that the transmitter and the receiver entities may resume data communication without any data loss or with very small loss of data.

Abstract: A wireless telecommunication system includes base stations for communicating with terminal devices. One or more base stations support a power boost operating mode in which a base station's available transmission power is concentrated in a subset of its available transmission resources to provide enhanced transmission powers as compared to transmission powers on these transmission resources when the base station is not operating in the power boost mode. A base station establishes an extent to which one or more base stations in the wireless telecommunications system support the power boost operating mode conveys an indication of this to a terminal device. The terminal device receives the indication and uses the corresponding 10 information to control its acquisition of a base station of the wireless telecommunication system, for example by taking account of which base stations support power boosting and/or when power boosting is supported during a cell attach procedure.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, and systems for using a compensating window to correct tolerance-placement effects on camera focus are provided. The system may receive a first captured image of a first test target from a surface of a target plane. The first captured image may be captured using a first lens of a camera. The system may determine a first modulation transfer function measurement for the first captured image. The system may determine that the first modulation transfer function measurement is within a threshold measurement. The system may send an alert indicative that the first lens is within the threshold measurement.

Abstract: Systems, methods, devices, and instrumentalities are described herein relate to partial or delta updated flight path reporting. A wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU) may transmit a first message indicating flight path information is available. The WTRU may receive a second message including a flight path reporting configuration. The flight path reporting configuration may request the flight path information. The WTRU may transmit an initial flight path message within a third message. Based on information associated with changing from a previous flight path to an updated flight path, the WTRU may detect that a previous flight path is required to be updated with an updated flight path. The WTRU may transmit an indication that the updated flight path is available. The WTRU may receive a request for and subsequently transmit partial or delta updated flight path information.

Abstract: Systems and methods for sealing a document using a visible graphical digital seal are described, as well as systems and methods for authenticating a sealed document by identifying and decoding the digital seal.

Abstract: A method may be implemented by a wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU). The method may comprise receiving configuration information. The configuration information may comprise information regarding a first discontinuous reception (DRX) cycle with a first periodicity and a second DRX cycle with a second periodicity. The configuration information may comprise a time offset value (T). The configuration information may comprise a threshold value for wake-up signal (WUS) detection. The configuration information may comprise a number (N) of monitoring occasions for missed WUS detections. The method may comprise monitoring for a WUS according to the first periodicity. The method may comprise monitoring for a paging indication according to the second periodicity. The method may comprise monitoring, on a condition that a WUS is not detected. for the paging indication according to the first periodicity. and receiving the paging indication.

Abstract: Systems, methods, devices, and instrumentalities are described herein relate to explicit requests for flight path statuses. A wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU) may transmit a first message indicating flight path information is available. The WTRU may receive a second message including a flight path reporting configuration. The flight path reporting configuration may request the flight path information. The flight path reporting configuration may include at least one of: a number of waypoints; whether to include timestamp information; or a configuration to periodically report flight path information updates. The WTRU may transmit an initial flight path message within a third message. At a configured periodicity, the WTRU may evaluate whether the flight path information has changed since a previous flight path report was transmitted.

Abstract: Systems, methods, devices, and instrumentalities are described herein related to conditional triggers for flight path update indications. A wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU) may receive configuration information. The configuration information may indicate a trigger condition (e.g., threshold) associated with enabling transmission of a flight path update indication. The WTRU may determine that the threshold associated with enabling transmission of the flight path update indication is satisfied. Based on the threshold being satisfied, the flight path update indication may be transmitted. The WTRU may receive a request to transmit the updated flight path information and transmit the updated flight path information.

Abstract: A wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU) may comprise a processor and memory. The processor and memory may be configured to receive configuration information indicating measurement relaxation criteria for radio link monitoring (RLM) or beam failure detection (BFD) and a prohibit time period for reporting a measurement relaxation state. The WTRU may determine that the measurement relaxation state of the WTRU has changed based on the measurement relaxation criteria. The WTRU may determine that the prohibit time period has ended. The WTRU may send a report based on the determination that the measurement relaxation state has changed and the determination that the prohibit time period has ended. The report may include an indication of a measurement relaxation state.

Abstract: A wireless telecommunication system includes base stations for communicating with terminal devices. One or more base stations support a power boost operating mode in which a base station's available transmission power is concentrated in a subset of its available transmission resources to provide enhanced transmission powers as compared to transmission powers on these transmission resources when the base station is not operating in the power boost mode. A base station establishes an extent to which one or more base stations in the wireless telecommunications system support the power boost operating mode conveys an indication of this to a terminal device. The terminal device receives the indication and uses the corresponding information to control its acquisition of a base station of the wireless telecommunication system, for example by taking account of which base stations support power boosting and/or when power boosting is supported during a cell attach procedure.

Abstract: A wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU) may be configured to receive configuration information from a network indicating first reporting behavior and second reporting behavior to be applied when reporting measurements associated with a beam. The configuration information may indicate a condition associated with a height of the WTRU, a speed of the WTRU, and/or a location of the WTRU. The WTRU may be configured to determine whether the condition associated with the height of the WTRU, the speed of the WTRU, and/or the location of the WTRU has been satisfied. The WTRU may be configured to send a report indicating the beam measurements of the candidate set of cells using the first reporting behavior or the second reporting behavior based on whether the condition associated with the height of the WTRU, the speed of the WTRU, and/or the location of the WTRU has been satisfied.

Abstract: The UE(130) is configured to receive a control parameter (5013) from a network in a first connection with the network. The UE(130) is further configured to selectively bar access of the UE(130) to the network for a subsequent second connection based on the control parameter (5013).

Abstract: A system for authenticating a subject identification document includes instructions causing a processor to receive a first image of the document, depicting, in RGB color space, the document illuminated by UV light, and transform the first image to a second image in YCbCr color space. The instructions cause the processor to divide the second image into regions of interest (ROIs), and, for each ROI, generate a color profile descriptor including first data elements associated with pixel color in the YCbCr color space, and second data elements associated with pixel intensity of pixels within the ROI. The instructions also cause the processor to generate a score for the second image based on a comparison of the color profile descriptor for each ROI to a corresponding ROI of an enrolled document template, and compare the score to a threshold to determine whether the document is authenticated.

Abstract: A system for authenticating a subject identification document includes a memory section storing computer-executable instructions and a memory section storing an enrolled document template, ROI information, and a codebook representing partitions of a [Cb, Cr] color plane. The system includes a processor in communication with the memory. The processor executes the instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to receive an image of the document, the image depicting, in a RGB color space, the document. The processor transforms the image of the document to a second image of the document in a YCbCr color space. The processor assigns pixels within a ROI in the second image corresponding to the ROI information to the partitions of the codebook. The processor generates a template based on respective counts of the pixels assigned to the partitions of the codebook. The processor compares the template to the enrolled document template to authenticate document.

Abstract: An authentication processing system includes a memory storing a portrait fraud detection application, and a processing unit coupled with the memory and configured to execute the portrait fraud detection application. The portrait fraud detection application, when executed, configures the processing unit to receive a capture of a document including a portrait photo and at least one overlay, detect a face in the portrait photo among the at least one overlay in the capture, and determine the portrait photo is fraudulent; and initiate an indication the document is fraudulent.

Abstract: A sensor system comprising multiple sensor units non-collocated at a site; processing circuitry operatively coupled to memory is configured to perform operations comprising: producing sensor unit tracks, each sensor unit track comprising one or more object attributes including relative object location attributes and non-location attributes; for each sensor unit track, translating the one or more relative object location attributes of the sensor unit track, to one or more universal object location attributes; fusing sets of sensor unit tracks, based at least in part upon corresponding object attributes of the sets of sensor unit tracks, to produce unified site tracks that include the corresponding object attributes; and saving the unified site tracks in a non-transitory storage device.

Abstract: A package that is configured to store and dispense fluids. The package includes a container and a dosing dispenser for closing an opening to the container. The dosing dispenser includes a closure removably coupled to the container and an anti-suction valve fixed to the container that is configured to minimize formation of a complete seal between a user's mouth and an upper surface of the anti-suction valve so that sufficient suction to remove fluid from the container is blocked.

Abstract: A light source or projector for a near-eye display includes a light source subassembly optically coupled to a waveguide concentrator. The light source subassembly may include several semiconductor chips each hosting an array of emitters such s superluminescent light-emitting diodes. The semiconductor chips may be disposed side-by-side, with their emitting sides or facets coupled to the waveguide concentrator, which provides a tight array of output light ports on a common output plane of the concentrator. The output diverging beams at the array of output light ports are coupled to a collimator, which collimates the beams and couples them to an angular scanner for scanning the collimated light beams together across the field of view of the display.