Abstract: A lightbar with additional periphery lights for further functionality. The periphery lights can be operated through LEDs positioned behind the primary emergency lights of the lightbar. The LEDs can transmit light through a light transmissive material to the periphery. These periphery lights can be operated independently of the primary emergency lights to provide identification during non-emergency situations or additional information for coordinating emergency response.

Abstract: A lightbar with additional periphery lights for further functionality. The periphery lights can be operated through LEDs positioned behind the primary emergency lights of the lightbar. The LEDs can transmit light through a light transmissive material to the periphery. These periphery lights can be operated independently of the primary emergency lights to provide identification during non-emergency situations or additional information for coordinating emergency response.

Abstract: Non-human animals, expressing humanized CD3 proteins are provided. Non-human animals, e.g., rodents, genetically modified to comprise in their genome humanized CD3 proteins are also provided. Additionally, provided are methods and compositions of making such non-human animals, as well as methods of using said non-human animals.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein address these and other concerns by providing for means by which a customer's level of engagement with media can be determined. In particular, media and questions regarding the content of the media may be sent to a ticketing device and provided to the customer. The ticketing device can further obtain the customer's answers to the questions, and send the answers to a server, which can determine a level of engagement can be assessed from the answers and issue a discounted ticket. The amount of the discount may be proportional to the level of engagement.

Abstract: A ring system having a first ring and a second ring, each ring having an inner circumferential surface, an outer circumferential surface, a first surface and an opposing second surface. The first ring and the second ring each have a fastener on the respective first surfaces and the first ring and the second ring each releasably fasten to each other causing the first surfaces of the rings to abut. Each outer circumferential surface has an outer diameter, the outer diameter being the largest diameter of the outer circumferential surface. The first ring and the second ring each have an edge where the first surface and the outer circumferential surface intersect. The diameter of the edge of the first ring is equal to the outer diameter of the first ring and the diameter of the edge of the second ring is equal to the outer diameter of the second ring.

Abstract: A system includes one or more computing devices communicatively coupled to one or more sports content sources. The one or more computing devices are further coupled to multiple sports-content outlet entities. The one or more computing devices are configured to provide sports content from the one or more sources to the outlet entities.

Abstract: A ring system having a first ring and a second ring, each ring having an inner circumferential surface, an outer circumferential surface, a first surface and an opposing second surface. The first ring and the second ring each have a fastener on the respective first surfaces and the first ring and the second ring each releasably fasten to each other causing the first surfaces of the rings to abut. Each outer circumferential surface has an outer diameter, the outer diameter being the largest diameter of the outer circumferential surface. The first ring and the second ring each have an edge where the first surface and the outer circumferential surface intersect. The diameter of the edge of the first ring is equal to the outer diameter of the first ring and the diameter of the edge of the second ring is equal to the outer diameter of the second ring.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein address these and other concerns by providing for means by which a customer's level of engagement with media can be determined. In particular, media and questions regarding the content of the media may be sent to a ticketing device and provided to the customer. The ticketing device can further obtain the customer's answers to the questions, and send the answers to a server, which can determine a level of engagement can be assessed from the answers and issue a discounted ticket. The amount of the discount may be proportional to the level of engagement.

Abstract: A weapon training system including a magnetic sensor system is described. The magnetic sensor system is insertable into or integrated with a round of an indirect firing weapon and includes at least one magnetic sensor and a microcontroller communicatively coupled to the at least one magnetic sensor. The microcontroller is configured to perform operations including receiving at least one proximity signal from the at least one magnetic sensor indicating a proximity of at least one magnet of at least one charge to the at least one magnetic sensor, determining, based on the at least one proximity signal, that the at least one charge is removably attached to the round, generating an output signal indicating that the at least one charge is removably attached to the round, and wirelessly transmitting the output signal to an electronic device.

Abstract: Methods and systems related to authenticating a parking ticket for parking by a connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV). An exemplary method may include receiving parking ticket information via wireless beacons broadcast by a smart parking ticket incorporated in a CAV, sending the received parking ticket information to a parking system server for authentication, and receiving a result of authentication from the parking system server. The parking ticket information may include identification information of the CAV, amount paid, time of purchase, and/or duration of parking. The method may further include displaying the result of authentication. An exemplary device may be configured to facilitate authentication of a parking ticket. An exemplary smart parking ticket may be configured to receive parking ticket information and provide proof of payment for authentication.

Abstract: An exemplary method may include receiving a parking space request to locate a nearby parking space for a CAV, searching, based on a location of the CAV, nearby parking facilities, locating at least a parking space, and sending the CAV to journey to the parking space. The method may also include receiving a request for payment of a parking ticket to be issued to a CAV for parking at the parking space, and determining an amount of payment for the requested parking ticket. The method may further include accessing a first account associated with the CAV and a second account associated with the parking facility where the CAV is parked, and conducting a transfer of value from the first account to the second account. The method may further include sending ticket payment information to the CAV. An exemplary parking system server may be configured to perform the exemplary method.

Abstract: The CAV may include one or more sensors, a communications interface, a driving control configured to be activated to cause a change in the operation of the CAV, and a processing unit communicatively coupled with the one or more sensors, the communications interface, and the driving control. The processing unit may be configured to cause the CAV to: obtain vehicle data regarding a vehicle using the one or more sensors; obtain, using the vehicle data, risk data via the communications interface, the risk data being indicative of a likelihood of an accident caused by the vehicle; determine a risk value based on the risk data regarding the vehicle, the risk value being indicative of a likelihood that the CAV may be involved in an accident; and responsive to determining the risk value is above a threshold level, activate the driving control to modify the operation of the CAV.

Abstract: A vehicle cabin pressure relief device is provided having a base layer defining an aperture, a retainer layer disposed on the base layer; and a sealing member. The sealing member further includes a first portion and a second portion extending from the first portion, wherein the second portion of the sealing member is sandwiched between the base layer and the retainer layer. The first portion is also displaceable relative to the base layer, and covers a portion of the aperture in a closed first position.

Abstract: A secondary validator includes a communications interface with a first antenna and a second antenna having a shorter signal range than the first antenna. The validator also includes a processor and a memory having instructions that, when executed by the processor cause the validator to receive, using the first antenna, vehicle information from a first vehicle that is within a signal range of the first antenna. The vehicle information includes route information associated with the first vehicle. The validator provides an indication for a passenger that has exited the first vehicle to check out, reads checkout information from a fare media using the second antenna, detects another vehicle present within a signal range of the first antenna, and provides the checkout information and at least a portion of the transit vehicle information to a primary validator positioned on the another vehicle for subsequent transmission to a transit system back office.

Abstract: A weapon training system including a magnetic sensor system is described. The magnetic sensor system is insertable into or integrated with a round of an indirect firing weapon and includes at least one magnetic sensor and a microcontroller communicatively coupled to the at least one magnetic sensor. The microcontroller is configured to perform operations including receiving at least one proximity signal from the at least one magnetic sensor indicating a proximity of at least one magnet of at least one charge to the at least one magnetic sensor, determining, based on the at least one proximity signal, that the at least one charge is removably attached to the round, generating an output signal indicating that the at least one charge is removably attached to the round, and wirelessly transmitting the output signal to an electronic device.

Abstract: A secondary validator includes a communications interface with a first antenna and a second antenna having a shorter signal range than the first antenna. The validator also includes a processor and a memory having instructions that, when executed by the processor cause the validator to receive, using the first antenna, vehicle information from a first vehicle that is within a signal range of the first antenna. The vehicle information includes route information associated with the first vehicle. The validator provides an indication for a passenger that has exited the first vehicle to check out, reads checkout information from a fare media using the second antenna, detects another vehicle present within a signal range of the first antenna, and provides the checkout information and at least a portion of the transit vehicle information to a primary validator positioned on the another vehicle for subsequent transmission to a transit system back office.

Abstract: A weapon training system including a magnetic sensor system is described. The magnetic sensor system is insertable into or integrated with a round of an indirect firing weapon and includes at least one magnetic sensor and a microcontroller communicatively coupled to the at least one magnetic sensor. The microcontroller is configured to perform operations including receiving at least one proximity signal from the at least one magnetic sensor indicating a proximity of at least one magnet of at least one charge to the at least one magnetic sensor, determining, based on the at least one proximity signal, that the at least one charge is removably attached to the round, generating an output signal indicating that the at least one charge is removably attached to the round, and wirelessly transmitting the output signal to an electronic device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for modifying a wireless communication object during transit. One method includes transmitting, by a loop antenna within a first reader at a first location within a transit system, an interrogation signal to the wireless communication object. The wireless communication object may receive the interrogation signal, modulate an electromagnetic wireless signal with information identifying the electromagnetic wireless object, and transit the electromagnetic wireless signal. The first reader may receive, using the loop antenna, the electromagnetic wireless signal at a first time and a first tap of the wireless communication object may be registered. In response to registering the first tap, a first amount of units on the wireless communication object may be held as unavailable. For each passage of a predetermined amount of time after the first time, a virtual tap of the wireless communication object may be registered at an update time.