Abstract: In an example, a method of dynamic virtual sensor mapping includes receiving a request to obtain a first view associated with a system. The first view is associated with a first distortion key. The method includes obtaining video sensor data from multiple video sensors associated with the system. The method includes applying the first distortion key to the video sensor data to obtain distorted video sensor data. The method includes obtaining additional sensor data from multiple additional sensors associated with the system. The method includes applying the first distortion key to the additional sensor data to obtain distorted additional sensor data. The method includes combining the distorted video sensor data together with the distorted additional sensor data to generate combined distorted video data. The method includes transmitting the combined distorted video data.

Abstract: Three-dimensional (3D) modeling systems and methods are described for automatically generating photorealistic, virtual 3D package and product models from two-dimensional (2D) imaging assets and dimensional data. The 3D modeling systems and methods include storing, by a memory with one or more processors, 2D imaging assets and dimensional datasets, obtaining, with an imaging asset manipulation script, a shape classification defining a real-world product or product package to be virtually modeled in 3D space, generating, with the imaging asset manipulation script, a spline based on an alpha channel extracted from a 2D imaging asset depicting the real-world product or package, and generating, with the imaging asset manipulation script, a parametric model based on the spline, the dimensional dataset, and the shape classification.

Abstract: Provided herein are methods of treating a patient infected with a coronavirus and having a baseline level of CRP below 150 mg/L, comprising administering to the patient a compound of formula 1: or a pharmaceutically-acceptable salt thereof.

Abstract: Three-dimensional (3D) modeling systems and methods are described for automatically generating photorealistic, virtual 3D package and product models from 3D and two-dimensional (2D) imaging assets. The 3D modeling systems and methods include loading, into a memory with one or more processors, computer-aided design (CAD) component(s) and assembling, with an automatic imaging asset assembly script, the CAD component(s) to create a parametric-based CAD model. A polygonal model of a real-world product or product package is generated based on the parametric-based CAD model. Digital surface finish artifact(s) of a virtual material library, as selected from the 2D imaging assets, are applied to the polygonal model. A virtual 3D model is generated based on the polygonal model and a UV coordinate mapping corresponding to a virtual product label, and rendered, via a graphical display, as a photorealistic image representing the real-world product or product package.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for supplying air to an interior of an athletic bag and/or to a piece of athletic equipment in the athletic bag (e.g., onto or into the piece of athletic equipment) is disclosed. The athletic bag includes a flow vent attached to a first wall of the bag and a hose attached (e.g., removably attachable) to the flow vent.

Abstract: A Protective Aquatic/Bodysurfing Shoe is offered providing substantial protection for the bottom, sides, the Achilles heel area and particularly the top of the foot. A lightweight, pliable, completely enclosing shoe, it fits tight against the wearer's foot thereby minimizing drag or resistance to movement in the water.

Abstract: In a lubricator which employs an injection pump connected with an air line to a tool by a branch air line through which pulses of air under pressure are transmitted to the pump for operating the same, a pulse counting mechanism interposed in the branch air line and including a first valve which opens the branch air line for operating the pump after each series of pulses of a predetermined number. The first valve carries a check valve operable to relieve the pressure of air trapped in the pump incidental to closing of the branch air line.