Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for location-based content transmission and ad insertion are described herein. A playback device may play content and may determine its location in relation to a targeted object, such as a geographic location, traffic light, toll booth, etc. Based on the location data, the playback device may determine an available time duration for playback of content or an ad until it reaches the targeted object. The playback duration may correspond with an optimal time for an end user to attentively view the ad.

Abstract: Methods may include receiving, via a computing device associated with a first user, audio data indicative of at least audible speech of a second user and ambient noise. The ambient noise may comprise ambient audible speech. The method may include determining, based on a comparison of the audible speech of the second user and the ambient audible speech, that a threat threshold has been satisfied. The method may include outputting, based on the determination that the threat threshold has been satisfied, an indication of malicious activity.

Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods are selecting an interactive voice response option are described. An interactive voice response system may provide a message that is associated with interactive voice response options. The interactive voice response system may provide a prompt to provide an input to select at least one of the interactive voice response options. Selection of an interactive voice response option may be based on the timing of the input. Furthermore, an action may be performed based on the interactive voice response option that corresponds to the timing of the input.

Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods are selecting an interactive voice response option are described. An interactive voice response system may provide a message that is associated with interactive voice response options. The interactive voice response system may provide a prompt to provide an input to select at least one of the interactive voice response options. Selection of an interactive voice response option may be based on the timing of the input. Furthermore, an action may be performed based on the interactive voice response option that corresponds to the timing of the input.

Abstract: Methods and systems for processing voice commands are disclosed. A voice controlled device may receive audio data comprising a voice command. Location information indicative of the source of the audio data may be determined. One or more devices may be caused to determine signals based on the location information. The one or more devices may receive thermal data in response to the signals. The thermal data may be analyzed to determine if the thermal data indicates the presence of a person at the expected location. If a person is detected, then the audio data may processed to cause the voice command to be executed.

Abstract: A vehicle seat storage system includes a center passenger seat disposed between side passenger seats. The center seat includes a seat base and a seat back. A reclining mechanism mounted to one of side frame members of the seat base allows the seat back to move relative to the seat base. Seat anchors are disposed outwardly of the side frame members for securing a child seat. The center seat has a seating condition where the center seat is attached to a vehicle floor, and a stowed condition where the center seat is unattached from the floor with the seat back folded against the seat base. A vehicle interior sidewall includes a recessed portion configured to receive the center seat in the stowed condition. A lock mechanism provided in the recessed portion releasably engages the center seat when positioned in the recessed portion.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and devices relating to audio correction are described. A first portion of content including first spoken audio content indicating first word(s) may be determined. Background audio content of the first portion of the content may be determined. A voice profile may be determined based on the first spoken audio content. Based on the voice profile, second spoken audio content indicating second word(s) to replace the first word(s) may be generated. Based on mixing the background audio content and the second spoken audio content, a second portion of content may be determined. In the content, the first portion of the content may be replaced with the generated second portion of content.

Abstract: A vehicle seat storage system includes a center passenger seat disposed between side passenger seats. The center seat includes a seat base and a seat back. A reclining mechanism mounted to one of side frame members of the seat base allows the seat back to move relative to the seat base. Seat anchors are disposed outwardly of the side frame members for securing a child seat. The center seat has a seating condition where the center seat is attached to a vehicle floor, and a stowed condition where the center seat is unattached from the floor with the seat back folded against the seat base. A vehicle interior sidewall includes a recessed portion configured to receive the center seat in the stowed condition. A lock mechanism provided in the recessed portion releasably engages the center seat when positioned in the recessed portion.

Abstract: A vehicle seat includes a pair of side frames, a connecting member, a plastic cover member, and a cushion pad. The connecting member connects the pair of side frames. The plastic cover member is fixed on an upper side of each side frame. The cushion pad is laid over the connecting member and the cover member. The cover member includes an inner fixing portion fixed to an upper side of the connecting member.

Abstract: A seatback of a seat includes a seatback frame, a pad placed on a front side of the seatback frame, and a skin member covering a front part of the pad and extending to a rear side of the seatback frame. An inner support member is attached to the rear side of the seatback frame. A back board is attached to a rear side of the inner support member and configured to hold an edge portion of the skin member against at least an upper part of the inner support member.

Abstract: Given a current configuration of virtual node groups in a computing cluster and a new configuration indicating one or more changes to the virtual node groups, a cluster manager generates a reconfiguration plan to arrange virtual nodes into the desired virtual node groups of the new configuration while minimizing a number of virtual nodes to be moved between physical nodes in the computing cluster.

Abstract: A seatback pocket structure includes a back board forming a back side of a seatback and a pocket forming board attached to the back board to define a seatback pocket between the back board and the pocket forming board. The back board includes a main part defining a major plane of the back board, and a cantilever tab having a base end connected to the main part and adapted for elastic bending deformation. The pocket forming board is connected to a free end part of the cantilever tab.

Abstract: A seatback pocket structure includes a back board forming a back side of a seatback and a pocket forming board attached to the back board to define a seatback pocket between the back board and the pocket forming board. The back board includes a main part defining a major plane of the back board, and a cantilever tab having a base end connected to the main part and adapted for elastic bending deformation. The pocket forming board is connected to a free end part of the cantilever tab.

Abstract: A seat covering for a seat includes a first covering having a first perforation configuration and a second covering having a second perforation configuration. The second perforation configuration terminates to define a region without perforations adjacent to an edge of the second covering. The first covering and the second covering are joined together at a seam, and a line of stitching is provided along the seam in the region without perforations. One embodiment of the seat covering includes the first covering having a narrow width at the front side of the seat bottom. The first covering widens to a greater width at the rear portion of the seat bottom.

Abstract: A vehicle seat includes a pair of side frames, a connecting member, a plastic cover member, and a cushion pad. The connecting member connects the pair of side frames. The plastic cover member is fixed on an upper side of each side frame. The cushion pad is laid over the connecting member and the cover member. The cover member includes an inner fixing portion fixed to an upper side of the connecting member.

Abstract: A seatback of a seat includes a seatback frame, a pad placed on a front side of the seatback frame, and a skin member covering a front part of the pad and extending to a rear side of the seatback frame. An inner support member is attached to the rear side of the seatback frame. A back board is attached to a rear side of the inner support member and configured to hold an edge portion of the skin member against at least an upper part of the inner support member.

Abstract: A seat covering for a seat includes a first covering having a first perforation configuration and a second covering having a second perforation configuration. The second perforation configuration terminates to define a region without perforations adjacent to an edge of the second covering. The first covering and the second covering are joined together at a seam, and a line of stitching is provided along the seam in the region without perforations. One embodiment of the seat covering includes the first covering having a narrow width at the front side of the seat bottom. The first covering widens to a greater width at the rear portion of the seat bottom.

Abstract: A headrest guide includes: a tubular portion that extends in a first direction and into which a stay is inserted; a tongue piece protruding partially to the inside of the tubular portion, the tongue piece being configured to bend in a radial direction of the tubular portion and being configured to be brought into contact with the stay; and a plate spring pressing the tongue piece inwardly in the radial direction of the tubular portion. Protruding portions are disposed on opposite sides of the tubular portion, respectively, with the tongue piece interposed therebetween to hold the plate spring at opposite end sides thereof.

Abstract: A headrest guide includes: a tubular portion that extends in a first direction and into which a stay is inserted; a tongue piece protruding partially to the inside of the tubular portion, the tongue piece being configured to bend in a radial direction of the tubular portion and being configured to be brought into contact with the stay; and a plate spring pressing the tongue piece inwardly in the radial direction of the tubular portion. Protruding portions are disposed on opposite sides of the tubular portion, respectively, with the tongue piece interposed therebetween to hold the plate spring at opposite end sides thereof.

Abstract: A video search system provides a user with a list of videos that are similar to a reference video selected by the user. A client device operated by the user may receive the reference video and transmit it to the video search system. The video search system generates a reference textual representation of actions depicted in the reference video based on an analysis of the contents of the reference video. The video search system further compares the reference textual representation with a plurality of textual representations generated based on videos stored in a library of videos. Based at least partly on the comparison, the video search system generates video search results that are provided to the client device. In certain functions, the client device may generate the reference textual representation and transmit the reference textual representation to the video search system for comparison.