Abstract: A self-reconfigurable controller for a robot, including: input/output (I/O) interfaces to enable communication with I/O peripheral devices coupled to the robot; and processing circuitry that is operable to: register the I/O peripheral devices and associated functionalities; receive a command for the robot to perform a task; conduct a self-awareness check to correlate functionalities to perform the task with functionalities of the I/O peripheral devices; and generate, based on a net of deep learning (DL) models and a result of the correlation, a target deep learning controller (TDLC) model to control the robot to perform the task.

Abstract: A catalytic system comprising a REDOX catalyst and a porous polymeric matrix wherein the porous polymeric matrix has pores with a size from 1 to 1000 nm and it is covalently functionalized with functional groups R1 or, alternatively, with functional groups R?1 and R2. The REDOX catalyst comprises an isoalloxazine moiety which has one or more functional groups R3; R1 and R2 are capable of forming non-covalent reversible interactions with R3; R1 and R2 are in a molar concentration excess with respect to the molar concentration of the REDOX catalyst; and R1 and R?1 are electron donor or electron acceptor groups having a REDOX potential between +2.70 to ?2.5 V as determined by cyclic voltammetry using an Ag/AgCl electrode as reference.

Abstract: A gold(III) complex, a conjugate of the gold(iII) complex, a pharmaceutical composition comprising the gold(III) complex and uses and a process for preparing the gold(III) complex. The complex comprises a group of (S{circumflex over (?)}C)-cyclometallated gold(III) complexes containing a 1,1-dithio ligand, which exhibit antibacterial activity against multiresistant microorganisms or against biofilm activity or biofilm disruption. The gold(III) complex has efficacy against a variety of microorganisms and low toxicity.

Abstract: A mobile, self-powered, horticultural processing unit capable of facilitating the processing of a large number of plants, is disclosed. In particular a modular unit with a multi-level configuration and a compact footprint capable of performing a variety of different horticultural operations is the subject of present embodiments. The unit may utilize a wheel and suspension assembly attached to a hydraulic lift and towing hardware which permits the unit to be towed as a trailer. The unit may comprise a plurality of conveying platforms which permit access by a forklift, as to allow many plants to be input and removed from the unit at once. The unit may assist in the fully or partially automated pruning, canning, fertilizing, treating, and spacing of plants potted in individual containers. Collectively, the cost and labor involved with growing and maintaining plants in the field may be greatly reduced.

Abstract: A wireless receiver receives location pilots embedded in received symbols and uses the location pilots to detect the first path for every base station the network has designated for the receiver to use in time of arrival estimation. The receiver preferably applies matching pursuit strategies to offer a robust and reliable identification of a channel impulse response's first path. The receiver may also receive and use estimation pilots as a supplement to the location pilot information in determining time of arrival. The receiver can use metrics characteristic of the channel to improve the robustness and reliability of the identification of a CIR's first path. With the first path identified, the receiver measures the time of arrival for signals from that path and the receiver determines the observed time difference of arrival (OTDOA) to respond to network requests for OTDOA and position determination measurements.

Abstract: A wiring harness connector cover assembly for a vehicle includes a mounting bracket and a cover. The mounting bracket is configured to be connected to a structural member of a frame of the vehicle. The cover is removably connected to the mounting bracket. The cover includes a front wall, a rear wall, a lower wall and a side wall. The front wall has a first cutout configured to receive a first wiring harness. The rear wall has a second cutout configured to receive a second wiring harness. The lower wall extends between lower edges of the front and rear walls. The side wall extends between side edges of the front, rear and lower walls. The side wall extends upwardly from the lower wall higher than the first and second cutouts.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the use of a methacrylate or acrylate modified polysaccharide; or a single-chain polysaccharide methacrylate or acrylate-based nanoparticle, having a surface tension measured by Du Noüy Ring method equal to or lower than 63 mN/m, as oil-in-water emulsion stabilizer; and an oil-in-water emulsion stabilizer composition, and an oil-in-water emulsion containing them. It also relates to processes for their preparation, and their uses.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to halogenated fatty acid lactylates, in particular to chlorinated fatty acid lactylates. The halogenated fatty acid lactylates now disclosed have antimicrobial and/or antibiofilm activity towards healthcare associated microbial infections.

Abstract: Universal electronic exchange system, especially for coupling to telescopes or similar, which includes an automated rotary device provided with a revolver-type rotary plate provided with a plurality of tubular members with holders for respective optical devices, an electric motor connected to the revolver-type rotary plate for transmission of a rotary movement thereto, an electronic unit for tubular-member selection, wherein the electronic unit is made and arranged to receive a selection signal indicative of a tubular member to be used, wherein the selection signal is used for controlling rotation and stopping of the revolver-type rotary plate, process a speed, angular path of rotation and stopping position of the tubular member to be used, and send a command signal to the electric motor of the revolver-type rotary plate for positioning and aligning the tubular member to be used with the optical axis.

Abstract: A wiring harness connector cover assembly for a vehicle includes a mounting bracket and a cover. The mounting bracket is configured to be connected to a structural member of a frame of the vehicle. The cover is removably connected to the mounting bracket. The cover includes a front wall, a rear wall, a lower wall and a side wall. The front wall has a first cutout configured to receive a first wiring harness. The rear wall has a second cutout configured to receive a second wiring harness. The lower wall extends between lower edges of the front and rear walls. The side wall extends between side edges of the front, rear and lower walls. The side wall extends upwardly from the lower wall higher than the first and second cutouts.

Abstract: A mobile, self-powered, horticultural processing unit capable of facilitating the processing of a large number of plants, is disclosed. In particular a modular unit with a multi-level configuration and a compact footprint capable of performing a variety of different horticultural operations is the subject of present embodiments. The unit may utilize a wheel and suspension assembly attached to a hydraulic lift and towing hardware which permits the unit to be towed as a trailer. The unit may comprise a plurality of conveying platforms which permit access by a forklift, as to allow many plants to be input and removed from the unit at once. The unit may assist in the fully or partially automated pruning, canning, fertilizing, treating, and spacing of plants potted in individual containers. Collectively, the cost and labor involved with growing and maintaining plants in the field may be greatly reduced.

Abstract: A wireless receiver receives location pilots embedded in received symbols and uses the location pilots to detect the first path for every base station the network has designated for the receiver to use in time of arrival estimation. The receiver preferably applies matching pursuit strategies to offer a robust and reliable identification of a channel impulse response's first path. The receiver may also receive and use estimation pilots as a supplement to the location pilot information in determining time of arrival. The receiver can use metrics characteristic of the channel to improve the robustness and reliability of the identification of a CIR's first path. With the first path identified, the receiver measures the time of arrival for signals from that path and the receiver determines the observed time difference of arrival (OTDOA) to respond to network requests for OTDOA and position determination measurements.

Abstract: A wireless receiver receives location pilots embedded in received symbols and uses the location pilots to detect the first path for every base station the network has designated for the receiver to use in time of arrival estimation. The receiver preferably applies matching pursuit strategies to offer a robust and reliable identification of a channel impulse response's first path. The receiver may also receive and use estimation pilots as a supplement to the location pilot information in determining time of arrival. The receiver can use metrics characteristic of the channel to improve the robustness and reliability of the identification of a CIR's first path. With the first path identified, the receiver measures the time of arrival for signals from that path and the receiver determines the observed time difference of arrival (OTDOA) to respond to network requests for OTDOA and position determination measurements.

Abstract: A system includes: an exterior enclosure defining an interior examination volume; a thermographic camera defining a field of view encompassing a target examination region within the interior examination volume; and a set of lighting elements configured to illuminate reference locations within the interior examination volume. The system also includes computational subsystem is configured to, for each target pose in a series of target poses: illuminate a reference location via the set of lighting elements, the reference location corresponding to the target pose; prompt the patient to locate within the target examination region and to orient relative to the reference location illuminated via the set of lighting elements; and capture a thermographic image of the patient in the target pose. The computational subsystem is further configured to generate a diagnostic assessment for the patient based on the thermographic image of the patient in each target pose.

Abstract: An apparatus to perform tests on fluid flow and configured to operate at field conditions includes one or more vessels and one or more sets of fluid injecting devices corresponding to respective ones of the one or more vessels. Each set of fluid injecting devices includes one or more fluid injecting devices each configured to inject a respective fluid through its respective vessel. The apparatus further includes one or more measurement devices operatively coupled to respective ones of the one or more vessels and configured to measure data associated with fluid flow of the one or more fluids injected into its respective vessel. The measured data comprises one or more of pressure gradient data and flow rate data. The apparatus is in communication with at least one processor configured to calculate a model based on the measured data. In calculating the model, the at least one processor is configured to infer one or more parameters for the model from the measured data.

Abstract: The invention relates to equipment for generating electrical energy for vehicles. It is configured to provide electric energy to the cooling unit of the vehicle wherein it is installed and comprises a wheel (2) which rotates forced by the rotation of a tyre (3) of the vehicle and which is linked to an axle (1) connected to an electric generator (4). It also has a battery for storing the electricity generated by the rotation of the axle (1) and is able to use it when the vehicle is stopped, and it comprises a drive mechanism configured to move the wheel (2) between a resting position wherein it is separated from the tyre (3) and a working position wherein it is in contact with the tyre (3).

Abstract: A gold(III) complex, a conjugate of the gold(iII) complex, a pharmaceutical composition comprising the gold(III) complex and uses and a process for preparing the gold(III) complex. The complex comprises a group of (S?C)-cyclometallated gold(III) complexes containing a 1,1-dithio ligand, which exhibit antibacterial activity against multiresistant microorganisms or against biofilm activity or biofilm disruption. The gold(III) complex has efficacy against a variety of microorganisms and low toxicity.

Abstract: A wireless receiver receives location pilots embedded in received symbols and uses the location pilots to detect the first path for every base station the network has designated for the receiver to use in time of arrival estimation. The receiver preferably applies matching pursuit strategies to offer a robust and reliable identification of a channel impulse response's first path. The receiver may also receive and use estimation pilots as a supplement to the location pilot information in determining time of arrival. The receiver can use metrics characteristic of the channel to improve the robustness and reliability of the identification of a CIR's first path. With the first path identified, the receiver measures the time of arrival for signals from that path and the receiver determines the observed time difference of arrival (OTDOA) to respond to network requests for OTDOA and position determination measurements.

Abstract: The invention relates to mutant thiolases capable of producing branched compounds which are considered of particular interest in industry. The invention also relates to method for obtaining said branched product.

Abstract: A wireless receiver receives location pilots embedded in received symbols and uses the location pilots to detect the first path for every base station the network has designated for the receiver to use in time of arrival estimation. The receiver preferably applies matching pursuit strategies to offer a robust and reliable identification of a channel impulse response's first path. The receiver may also receive and use estimation pilots as a supplement to the location pilot information in determining time of arrival. The receiver can use metrics characteristic of the channel to improve the robustness and reliability of the identification of a CIR's first path. With the first path identified, the receiver measures the time of arrival for signals from that path and the receiver determines the observed time difference of arrival (OTDOA) to respond to network requests for OTDOA and position determination measurements.