Abstract: The present invention relates to self-propelled airside dollies (100), and particularly but not exclusively to airside baggage dollies and airside cargo dollies, and autonomous airside dollies. The self-propelled airside dolly comprises a cargo portion (104) configured to hold baggage or cargo, a drive system (108) for driving the self-propelled airside dolly (100), a controller (114) configured to control the drive system (108) in response to control signals and a processor (116) configured to provide the control signals to the controller (114).

Abstract: The embodiments described herein relate to methods and devices for generating and using machine learning models including, for example, event-based knowledge reasoning systems that use active and passive sensors for patient monitoring and feedback. In some embodiments, systems, devices, and methods described herein can be for inferring adverse events based on rule-based reasoning. For example, a method can include constructing, using supervised learning, unsupervised learning, or reinforcement learning, an event-based model for generating inferring a predictive score for a subject using a training dataset; receiving a set of data streams associated with the subject; inferring, using the model and based on the data streams, a predictive score for the subject; and determining a likelihood of an adverse event based on the predictive score.

Abstract: Described are reminiscence therapy and media sharing platform, methods, and systems for a patient user which provide an immediate and First Mobile Application positive impact on emotional functioning inpatients with dementia, major neurocognitive disorders, social isolation, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and psychiatric conditions such as posttraumatic stress disorder, by reducing anxiety, depression, and overall emotional distress.

Abstract: A transport safety system (400) for use in airports comprising a status monitor (300) for an airside dolly (200) used to improve airport safety. The status monitor (300) comprises a sensor (303) configured to sense a safety variable of the airside dolly and an output (301) in communication with the sensor (303). The output (303) is configured to provide a status signal in dependence on the sensed safety variable of the airside dolly (200).

Abstract: The present invention relates to self-propelled airside dollies (100), and particularly but not exclusively to airside baggage dollies and airside cargo dollies, and autonomous airside dollies. The self-propelled airside dolly comprises a cargo portion (104) configured to hold baggage or cargo, a drive system (108) for driving the self-propelled airside dolly (100), a controller (114) configured to control the drive system (108) in response to control signals and a processor (116) configured to provide the control signals to the controller (114).

Abstract: Described are reminiscence therapy and media sharing platform, methods, and systems for a patient user which provide an immediate and First Mobile Application positive impact on emotional functioning inpatients with dementia, major neurocognitive disorders, social isolation, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and psychiatric conditions such as posttraumatic stress disorder, by reducing anxiety, depression, and overall emotional distress.

Abstract: An electronic docking system includes a dock comprising a recess having at least one vertically oriented side wall and a recess bottom face, wherein the dock comprises a pogo pin connector extending from the recess bottom face; a first protrusion extending in a substantially perpendicular direction from the recess bottom face and a second protrusion extending in a substantially perpendicular direction from the recess bottom face; and an electronic device includes an electrical contact configured to contact the pogo pin connector; a first alignment slot configured to accept the first protrusion and a second alignment slot configured to accept the second protrusion, wherein at least a portion of the exterior perimeter of the recess comprises a rounded or beveled edge.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods of reducing anxiety and/or agitation in a subject, with a neurological disorder, or a subject undergoing therapy, comprising exposing the subject to reminiscence therapy via a digital therapeutic device. The digital therapeutic device can include a transceiver configured to communicate with a database and a first user device and a processor operatively coupled to the user interface, a microphone, a speaker, and the transceiver.

Abstract: Detecting when the on-board power supply is powered on or off by an auto activity detection circuit by determining if the reference clock signal (TCLK) is toggling, and, if the reference clock signal is toggling, then charging a capacitor to a high voltage in the auto activity detection circuit based on the toggling reference clock signal, and outputting an on-board power supply activity signal based upon the high voltage by the auto activity detection circuit indicative of whether or not the on-board power supply is active.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods of reducing anxiety and/or agitation in a subject, with a neurological disorder, or a subject undergoing therapy, comprising exposing the subject to reminiscence therapy via a digital therapeutic device. The digital therapeutic device can include a transceiver configured to communicate with a database and a first user device and a processor operatively coupled to the user interface, a microphone, a speaker, and the transceiver.

Abstract: A device also includes a transceiver configured to communicate with a database and a first user device and a processor operatively coupled to the user interface, a microphone, a speaker, and the transceiver. The processor is configured to receive a first image from the database and receive from the first user device a first message. The first message includes a request for information related to the first image. The processor is also configured to record via the microphone an audio recording that includes information related to the first image, transmit the audio recording to the database, and transmit to the database a request for the first image. The processor is further configured to receive the first image with an identifier of the audio recording and cause a user interface to display the first image and simultaneously cause the speaker to play the audio recording.

Abstract: A device also includes a transceiver configured to communicate with a database and a first user device and a processor operatively coupled to the user interface, a microphone, a speaker, and the transceiver. The processor is configured to receive a first image from the database and receive from the first user device a first message. The first message includes a request for information related to the first image. The processor is also configured to record via the microphone an audio recording that includes information related to the first image, transmit the audio recording to the database, and transmit to the database a request for the first image. The processor is further configured to receive the first image with an identifier of the audio recording and cause a user interface to display the first image and simultaneously cause the speaker to play the audio recording.

Abstract: Detecting when the on-board power supply is powered on or off by an auto activity detection circuit by determining if the reference clock signal (TCLK) is toggling, and, if the reference clock signal is toggling, then charging a capacitor to a high voltage in the auto activity detection circuit based on the toggling reference clock signal, and outputting an on-board power supply activity signal based upon the high voltage by the auto activity detection circuit indicative of whether or not the on-board power supply is active.

Abstract: Detecting when the on-board power supply is powered on or off by an auto activity detection circuit by determining if the reference clock signal (TCLK) is toggling and if the reference clock signal is toggling, then charging a capacitor to a high voltage in the auto activity detection circuit based on the toggling reference clock signal, and outputting an on-board power supply activity signal based upon the high voltage by the auto activity detection circuit indicative of whether or not the on-board power supply is active.

Abstract: Implementations of the invention provide an API that supports a diverse range of products, and in particular diverse products of highly varying display and UI formfactors. A data template is established at the time of creation of a session, and the same is honored by the NP for the entirety of the browsing experience. In this way, a store experience, e.g., categories and products returned for a query, are customized according to the receiving device. The efficiency of the store experience is maximized for each user/device by sending only the data the device needs. Similarly, the protocol employed for the data transfer may be customized for the particular device, e.g., responses may be rendered in XML, JSON, Protocol Buffer, or the like.

Abstract: A display controller includes a processor arranged to process executable instructions and associated data, a single memory device for storing the executable instructions and associated data and EDID corresponding to the display device that is always available for access by the data ports and/or the processor regardless of a power state of the display controller, a data buffer for storing EDID read from the memory device, and an arbitration circuit for arbitrating memory device access requests between the processor and a requesting data port wherein when the data buffer is not almost empty, then the arbitration circuit grants the processor access to the memory wherein when the data buffer is almost empty, then the arbitration circuit grants only the requesting data port access to them memory so as to replenish the data buffer with read EDID.

Abstract: A display controller coupled to a display device by way of a display interface and to a host device by way of a data port that includes a processor arranged to process executable instructions and associated data, a single memory device for storing the executable instructions and associated data and EDID corresponding to the display device, and a bridge portion coupling the single memory device to the host device by way of the data port, wherein the bridge portion is always in a powered on state thereby providing access to the single memory device by the host device even when the display controller is in a powered off state such as during a boot up process when the display controller is in the powered off state.

Abstract: A display controller coupled to a display device by way of a display interface and to a host device by way of a data port that includes a processor arranged to process executable instructions and associated data, a single memory device for storing the executable instructions and associated data and EDID corresponding to the display device, and a bridge portion coupling the single memory device to the host device by way of the data port, wherein the bridge portion is always in a powered on state thereby providing access to the single memory device by the host device even when the display controller is in a powered off state such as during a boot up process when the display controller is in the powered off state.

Abstract: In a VESA standard compliant display controller having a processor arranged to process executable instructions and associated data, a memory device arranged to store EDID and the executable instructions and associated data, a number of data ports coupled to the memory device by way of an I2C data bus each coupled to a host device, a method of transferring EDID from the memory device over the I2C data bus to a requesting one of the data ports while servicing a processor memory access request without clock stretching.

Abstract: Detecting when the on-board power supply is powered on or off by an auto activity detection circuit by determining if the reference clock signal (TCLK) is toggling and if the reference clock signal is toggling, then charging a capacitor to a high voltage in the auto activity detection circuit based on the toggling reference clock signal, and outputting an on-board power supply activity signal based upon the high voltage by the auto activity detection circuit indicative of whether or not the on-board power supply is active