Abstract: A system is configured to: (a) receive multi-modal data from one or more sources; (b) analyze the data to determine features; (c) store the features in a database; (d) receive a search query for searching the stored features; (e) analyze the search query using a large language model to extract search features; (f) generate search results from the search features; and (g) display search results on a standardized graphical user interface including a legend having at least one or more of the search features displayed.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods and compositions comprising viable spores of Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) strains for controlling or reducing mite infestations, such as the control and reduction of infestations produced by Dermanyssus gallinae (poultry red mite).

Abstract: A composite backing layer peel starter and methods of use are presented. A method of beginning removal of a backing layer from a composite material is presented. An impact force is applied to a corner of the backing layer with a polymeric material contact surface of a striker to adhere the polymeric material to the backing layer. The striker is pulled away from the backing layer to apply a lifting force to the backing layer.

Abstract: A method for automatically generating clinical structured reports based on templates using voice recognition, the method implemented by a computing device and includes applying a natural language processing algorithm to a captured voice input from a client to identify one or more keywords or phrases. At least one of a plurality of clinical structured report templates are identified based on the identified one or more keywords or phrases correlated to medical examination data points associated with each of the templates. A clinical structured report is automatically prepared based on the identified clinical structured report templates without a non-voice input and without an explicit separate voice command directed to manage a report generation operation. The clinical structured report includes modifications to the clinical structured report template based on the identified one or more keywords or phrases. The clinical structured report is provided to the client.

Abstract: This disclosure discloses various brackets with various mounting interfaces for engaging (e.g., mechanically) with various surfaces that are correspondingly configured. For example, one of such brackets can clamp onto a bar (e.g., a handlebar of a vehicle) and then an electronic device (e.g., a smartphone, a tablet, a dedicated navigational unit) can removably secure (e.g., mate) to that bracket. This form of removable securing can be via that bracket having a latch configured to engage a detent of the electronic device (or vice versa) in order to linearly mount the electronic device onto the bracket (or vice versa) and disengage the detent in order rotationally unmount the electronic device from the bracket (or vice versa).

Abstract: Disclosed is a manual ceramics cutter with detachable accessories, comprising: a base (1) for supporting a ceramic piece to be cut; a manually actuatable cutting head (2); guides (3) for moving the cutting head; and at least one detachable accessory (4a, 4b) for laterally supporting the ceramic piece to be cut and which is provided with fastening means (41) for fastening to the base (1) in an operative use position in which the detachable accessory (4a, 4b) is arranged transversely with respect to the base (1) and projects laterally from the base (1). The cutter comprises magnetic means (11, 42) for fastening the detachable accessory (4a, 4b) to the base of the cutter in an inoperative or transport position, wherein the accessory (4a, 4b) is arranged in a longitudinal direction on the base (1) and does not project practically from the base.

Abstract: A technique may include receiving, by a management service a plurality of instance configurations from a client device. The technique may then include receiving, by the management service, information identifying a launch request for a compute instance. The technique may include determining, by the management service, one or more candidate shapes for the compute instance based at least in part on the plurality of instance configurations. The technique may include selecting, by the management service and from the one or more candidate shapes, a launch shape for the compute instance and launching the compute instance using the launch shape. The technique may then include providing, the client device access to the compute instance, launched based on the launch shape.

Abstract: A meter electronics (20) for determining a vapor pressure using a vapor pressure meter factor is provided. The meter electronics (20) comprises a processing system (200) communicatively coupled to a meter assembly (10). The processing system (200) is configured to provide a drive signal to the meter assembly (10) having a fluid, measure a drive gain of the drive signal provided to the meter assembly (10), and determine the vapor pressure of the fluid based on a previously determined relationship between the drive gain and a reference gas-liquid ratio.

Abstract: A monoguide manual cutter is provided, which can comprise a base, a guide arranged longitudinally above the base, a carriage that can be moved along said guide and a tool holder mounted on the carriage and having a handle, a roller for marking a cutting line on the ceramic part and a blank holder for breaking said ceramic part along the cutting line. The aluminium extrusion guide comprises a cross-section with a narrow lower portion and a wider upper portion comprising longitudinal tracks for supporting and linearly moving rolling means of the carriage. The configuration of the guide can make it easier for the operator to view the roller while using the cutter.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing an artificial intelligence-based solution in a dynamic environment that requires models with varying degrees of nuance and specialization. One such dynamic environment relates to generating dynamic human-like conversational responses based on complex data. In particular, systems and methods recite generating dynamic human-like conversational responses using a modular architecture featuring layered data models with gated neural networks. The modular architecture compartmentalizes the various components and functions of an application. That is, the architecture may support multiple layers, each featuring models performing specific functions and/or having been trained on using specific data and/or algorithms.

Abstract: A method for automatically generating clinical structured reports based on templates using voice recognition, the method implemented by a computing device and includes applying a natural language processing algorithm to a captured voice input from a client to identify one or more keywords or phrases. At least one of a plurality of clinical structured report templates are identified based on the identified one or more keywords or phrases correlated to medical examination data points associated with each of the templates. A clinical structured report is automatically prepared based on the identified clinical structured report templates without a non-voice input and without an explicit separate voice command directed to manage a report generation operation. The clinical structured report includes modifications to the clinical structured report template based on the identified one or more keywords or phrases. The clinical structured report is provided to the client.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a wind turbine rotor blade spacer, a transportation and storage system for wind turbine rotor blades and a related method that prevent the vertical flexion of each one of the blades assemblies, minimizing the stresses and avoiding the contact between vertically and/or horizontally adjacent blades, and in consequence, blade damage. Also, the overall occupied surface by the system once assembled is minimised.

Abstract: A technique may include receiving, by a management service a plurality of instance configurations from a client device. The technique may then include receiving, by the management service, information identifying a launch request for a compute instance. The technique may include determining, by the management service, one or more candidate shapes for the compute instance based at least in part on the plurality of instance configurations. The technique may include selecting, by the management service and from the one or more candidate shapes, a launch shape for the compute instance and launching the compute instance using the launch shape. The technique may then include providing, the client device access to the compute instance, launched based on the launch shape.

Abstract: A system is configured to: (a) receive multi-modal data from one or more sources; (b) analyze the data to determine features; (c) store the features in a database; (d) receive a search query for searching the stored features; (e) analyze the search query using a large language model to extract search features; (f) generate search results from the search features; and (g) display search results on a standardized graphical user interface including a legend having at least one or more of the search features displayed.

Abstract: A system is configured to: (a) receive multi-modal data from one or more sources; (b) analyze the data to determine features; (c) store the features in a database; (d) receive a search query for searching the stored features; (e) analyze the search query using a large language model to extract search features; (f) generate search results from the search features; and (g) display search results on a standardized graphical user interface including a legend having at least one or more of the search features displayed.

Abstract: A system is configured to: (a) receive multi-modal data from one or more sources, the multi-modal data including text data; (b) analyze the data to determine features; (c) store the features in a database; (d) receive a search query for searching the stored features; (e) analyze the search query using a large language model to extract search features; (f) generate search results from the search features; and (g) display search results on a standardized graphical user interface including (i) a map and (ii) a legend having at least one or more of the search features displayed.

Abstract: There is provided a formatting module configured to format spaces in an electronic character sequence. The formatting module supports at least one language and comprises a language identifier configured to identify whether the electronic character sequence is written in a supported language, and a character identifier configured to identify a particular character or a particular sequence of characters in the electronic character sequence. The formatting module is configured to format spaces in the electronic character sequence on the basis of the language identified and the particular character identified or the particular sequence of characters identified, when a supported language is identified. A system and method for formatting text are also provided.

Abstract: A method of artificial-intelligence-based robotic pipetting for spermatozoa preparation includes positioning a vessel containing a semen sample on a staging mechanism, wherein the staging mechanism includes at least one motor to position the vessel at a specified orientation, using an artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML system) system. The method includes confirming a position of the vessel, using the AI/ML system. The method includes directing a robotic pipettor to place a pipette tip within the semen sample at a position specified by the AI/ML system. The method includes aspirating and mixing the semen sample using the robotic pipettor. The method includes receiving an image object from an imaging system that includes a microscopy system, a camera system, and a lighting system. The method includes determining a semen liquefaction state of the semen sample based at least in part on the image object, using the AI/ML system.

Abstract: A method of artificial-intelligence-based robotic pipetting for spermatozoa preparation includes positioning a vessel containing a semen sample on a staging mechanism, wherein the staging mechanism includes at least one motor to position the vessel at a specified orientation, using an artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML system) system. The method includes confirming a position of the vessel, using the AI/ML system. The method includes directing a robotic pipettor to place a pipette tip within the semen sample at a position specified by the AI/ML system. The method includes aspirating and mixing the semen sample using the robotic pipettor. The method includes receiving an image object from an imaging system that includes a microscopy system, a camera system, and a lighting system. The method includes determining a semen liquefaction state of the semen sample based at least in part on the image object, using the AI/ML system.

Abstract: A power conversion system includes a high voltage (HV) switchgear; a solid-state transformer; and a low voltage (LV) switchgear. The HV switchgear connects to and disconnects from a HV network. The HV switchgear connects to an input of the solid-state transformer, which comprises first and second modules. The first module converts an HV alternating current (AC) signal into a HV DC signal, and the first module converts an HV DC signal into an HV AC signal. The second module converts an HV DC signal into at least one LV DC signal, and the second module converts at least one LV DC signal into an HV DC signal. The LV switchgear connects to an output of the solid-state transformer. The LV switchgear connects to a plurality of applications or devices and disconnects from the plurality of applications or devices.