Abstract: A dynamic mesh system may be provided for a mesh including a network brain, a base node and a set of basic nodes. The system may provide operations to compare an old code with a new code, send a command to a base node instructing a set of basic nodes to change from an application mode to a boot mode, send a message including the new code to the set of basic nodes, update the new code on the set of basic nodes, and change the mesh by instructing the set of basic nodes to change to the application mode. A method and computer-readable medium may also be provided.

Abstract: A dynamic lighting system may comprise a base node having a broadcast range, a plurality of lights being operatively associated with a set of basic nodes, and a network brain configured to communicate with the base node and store a node list with the unique identifiers for the set of basic nodes. The set of basic nodes may include local nodes in the broadcast range and remote nodes beyond the broadcast range. The network brain may be configured to send a broadcast message that is communicated to local nodes within the broadcast range and remote nodes beyond the broadcast range.

Abstract: A dynamic lighting system may comprise a base node having a broadcast range, a plurality of lights being operatively associated with a set of basic nodes, and a network brain configured to communicate with the base node and store a node list with the unique identifiers for the set of basic nodes. The set of basic nodes may include local nodes in the broadcast range and remote nodes beyond the broadcast range. The network brain may be configured to send a broadcast message that is communicated to local nodes within the broadcast range and remote nodes beyond the broadcast range.

Abstract: A computerized system lays out document templates represented as a tree of text and shape elements, including variable elements. The user can define a shape element to have a maximize or minimize property in one or more dimensions. The layout makes the minimized dimensions of a shape as small as its contents will allow; and makes the maximized dimensions expand as much as available space allows. Such maximization or minimization can be performed within a horizontal or vertical sequence box. Variable values mapped into variable shape elements can include sub-trees of text and/or shape elements, including shape elements which have the maximize or minimize property, and elements which are themselves variable elements. An anchor point can be fixed at a selected point on a shape, causing the anchor point to remain fixed as the rest of the shape expands or contract. Variable Image elements can maintain the aspect ratios of images mapped into them as those images are scaled.