Abstract: A radar array assembly is provided, comprising a first chassis and a first vertical stiffener. The first chassis is configured to house a first set of array electronics and a second set of array electronics. The first vertical stiffener is disposed within and operably coupled to the first chassis to enable the first chassis to be resistant to buckling and to define a first cavity in which the first set of array electronics is disposed and a second cavity in which the second set of array electronics is disposed, wherein the first vertical stiffener is configured to be embedded within the first set of array electronics and the second set of array electronics, wherein the first vertical stiffener comprises a first integrated cooling manifold configured to cool both the first set of array electronics and the second set of array electronics.

Abstract: A clamping device for securing a first component to a second component is disclosed. The clamping device includes a mounting flange coupled to the first component, a mounting seat coupled to the second component, and a clamping ring configured to be rotatably seated on the mounting flange such that the mounting flange is disposed axially between a first end of the clamping ring and the mounting seat upon assembly. The mounting seat includes a plurality of first locking ramps disposed about a circumference of the mounting seat and extending radially outward from the mounting seat. The clamping ring includes a plurality of second locking ramps disposed about an inner circumference and extending radially inward from a second end of the clamping ring. The plurality of second locking ramps is configured to engage the plurality of first locking ramps upon securing the first component to the second component.

Abstract: A tripod for a transportable SATCOM antenna includes a base with a frame centered on a center axis. A first leg is connected to the frame of the base by a first hinge, a second leg is connected to the frame of the base by a second hinge, and a third leg is connected to the frame of the base by a third hinge. A first strut extends from the first leg to the second leg, a second strut extends from the second leg to the third leg, and a third strut extends from the third leg to the first leg. The first strut, the second strut, and the third strut each include a first strut segment, a second strut segment, and a hinge connecting the first strut segment and the second strut segment. A locking collar is on the first strut segment and extends over the hinge.

Abstract: The disclosed technology includes commercial and residential automation and control (including audio-visual control) devices and systems incorporating contactless remote control. The disclosed technology can include a method of controlling an audio-visual system. The method can include displaying an authorization code on an audio-visual control device. The method can include receiving, at the audio-visual control device and from the remote server, instructions to change a setting of the audio-visual system, the instructions having been received by the remote server from a user device that has been authenticated by the remote server via the authorization code. The method can include outputting, to the audio-visual system, the instructions to change a setting of the audio-visual system and outputting, to the remote server, data indicative of a status of the audio-visual system.

Abstract: A radar array assembly is provided, comprising a first chassis and a first vertical stiffener. The first chassis is configured to house a first set of array electronics and a second set of array electronics. The first vertical stiffener is disposed within and operably coupled to the first chassis to enable the first chassis to be resistant to buckling and to define a first cavity in which the first set of array electronics is disposed and a second cavity in which the second set of array electronics is disposed, wherein the first vertical stiffener is configured to be embedded within the first set of array electronics and the second set of array electronics, wherein the first vertical stiffener comprises a first integrated cooling manifold configured to cool both the first set of array electronics and the second set of array electronics.

Abstract: The disclosed technology includes commercial and residential automation and control (including audio-visual control) devices and systems incorporating contactless remote control. The disclosed technology can include a method of controlling an audio-visual system. The method can include displaying an authorization code on an audio-visual control device. The method can include receiving, at the audio-visual control device and from the remote server, instructions to change a setting of the audio-visual system, the instructions having been received by the remote server from a user device that has been authenticated by the remote server via the authorization code. The method can include outputting, to the audio-visual system, the instructions to change a setting of the audio-visual system and outputting, to the remote server, data indicative of a status of the audio-visual system.

Abstract: The present invention provides the use of an alginate Io inhibit pancreatic lipase. The use may be directed to the control of weight in animals including human beings. Preferably the fraction of guluronate dimers in the alginate is at least 0.5.

Abstract: A five-point harness system is disclosed including a right side strap, a left side strap, a right buckle connected to the right side strap, a left buckle connected to the left side strap, a center strap with a center buckle configured to receive and retain the right buckle and the left buckle. The five-point harness may also include a right side elastic strip having a right front portion coupled to the right side strap, a left side elastic strip having a left front portion coupled to the left side strap, and a center elastic strip having a center front portion coupled to the center strap. The right and the left side elastic strips may be tensioned to pull the harness straps away from each other. The center elastic strip may be tensioned to pull the center strap away from the other straps.

Abstract: A five-point harness system is disclosed including a right side strap, a left side strap, a right buckle connected to the right side strap, a left buckle connected to the left side strap, a center strap with a center buckle configured to receive and retain the right buckle and the left buckle. The five-point harness may also include a right side elastic strip having a right front portion coupled to the right side strap, a left side elastic strip having a left front portion coupled to the left side strap, and a center elastic strip having a center front portion coupled to the center strap. The right and the left side elastic strips may be tensioned to pull the harness straps away from each other. The center elastic strip may be tensioned to pull the center strap away from the other straps.

Abstract: The present invention provides the use of an alginate Io inhibit pancreatic lipase. The use may be directed to the control of weight in animals including human beings. Preferably the fraction of guluronate dimers in the alginate is at least 0.5.

Abstract: The present invention provides the use of an alginate Io inhibit pancreatic lipase. The use may be directed to the control of weight in animals including human beings. Preferably the fraction of guluronate dimers in the alginate is at least 0.5.

Abstract: The present invention provides the use of an alginate Io inhibit pancreatic lipase. The use may be directed to the control of weight in animals including human beings. Preferably the fraction of guluronate dimers in the alginate is at least 0.5.

Abstract: The invention provides the use of an unbound polyphosphate to promote chronic wound healing, in which the polyphosphate has at least 3 phosphate units. Also provided are a method of treatment and a pharmaceutical composition, both based on the use of the polyphosphate.

Abstract: There is provided a silica for use to inhibit a protease. In particular there is provided a silica for treatment or prevention of a disease or condition associated with adverse protease activity or adverse proteolytic degradation within the gastrointestinal tract.

Abstract: A multiplexed microphone signal with multiple signal processing paths is disclosed. Each signal processing path has it own priority and other characteristics. A signal path is selected based on the application of the processed signal. Similar processes within different paths may be shared to reduce computation workload.

Abstract: A multiplexed microphone signal with multiple signal processing paths is disclosed. Each signal processing path has it own priority and other characteristics. A signal path is selected based on the application of the processed signal. Similar processes within different paths may be shared to reduce computation workload.

Abstract: A movable panel (12) for cases but more specifically media cases for compact discs, digital video discs and mini-discs. Said panel is co-planer with top (10) in first position and non co-planer in second position. The bottom of the case (14) has a longitudinal channel (16) on the inside of the bottom sidewall. Each of these longitudinal channels is at an angle from the bottom of the case at an approximate 45-degrees. The channels are approximately one half inch in length and rise from the bottom of the case to the edge of the sidewall. There are offset radiuses (18) at each end of the longitudinal channels. The movable panel has extensions (22) on the bottom back surface of the panel that protrude down approximately ¼ inch. At the bottom of each of the extensions is a pin (20). The material constructing the parts is a styrene or resin plastic currently used in the manufacture of the commonly referred to jewel box.

Abstract: A computer program of the type commonly known as a “wizard” is disclosed that initializes user interface software for controlling an audio conferencing device. The wizard allows the desired audio inputs (e.g., microphone, telephones, etc.) and audio outputs (speakers, recording devices, etc.) to be chosen by an audio system administrator. Thereafter, the wizard allows an audio conferencing device (or devices) to be chosen by the administrator, or allows such a device(s) to be optimally chosen dependent upon the chosen inputs and outputs. The wizard then maps the inputs and outputs to the input and output ports on the audio conferencing device, a step which again can be performed manually by the administrator or automatically by the wizard. After reviewing the mapping results, the administrator finishes the wizard, which computes the mapping parameters and other audio-optimizing parameters for the selected inputs and outputs.