Abstract: A system (100) for enabling trusted on-demand distributed manufacturing includes a first interface (120) configured to receive product data from a product data source (110-A, 110-B, 110-N), a second interface (130) configured to exchange manufacturing data from a manufacturing data source (140-A, 140-B, 140-N), a trust anchor module (170) configured via computer executable instructions to add a physically unclonable function (PUF) to a product, generate a non-fungible token (NFT) to represent the product on an NFT platform (172), a matching module (174) configured via computer executable instructions to match the product characteristics with requirements of a buyer and manufacturing capabilities of a producer, and a traceability module (176) to verify success of a manufacturing process.

Abstract: A method for reducing carbon dioxide emissions using trusted on-demand distributed manufacturing includes, through operation of a processor in a system, automatically calculating carbon dioxide reduction (carbon offset) of a manufactured product, storing the calculated carbon dioxide reduction, automatically transmitting the calculated carbon dioxide reduction to a certification body, and receiving carbon offset credit issued by the certification body.

Abstract: A system (100) for reducing carbon dioxide emissions using trusted on-demand distributed manufacturing, with a processor (102) and a memory (104), includes a first interface (120) configured to receive product data from a product data source (110-A, 110-B, 110-N), a second interface (130) configured to exchange manufacturing data from a manufacturing data source (140-A, 140-B, 140-N), a matching module (174) configured via computer executable instructions to match the product data with the manufacturing data based on manufacturing characteristics for producing a product (154) as described in the product data, a carbon footprint module (180) configured via computer executable instructions to determine a traditional carbon footprint and an actual carbon footprint of the product (154), and determine a carbon dioxide reduction based on the traditional and the actual carbon footprint of the product (154), and wherein the system (100) is configured to automatically transmit the carbon dioxide reduction to a certifi

Abstract: A system (100) for reducing carbon dioxide emissions using trusted on-demand distributed manufacturing, with a processor (102) and a memory (104), includes a first interface (120) configured to receive product data from a product data source (110-A, 110-B, 110-N), a second interface (130) configured to exchange manufacturing data from a manufacturing data source (140-A, 140-B, 140-N), a matching module (174) configured via computer executable instructions to match the product data with the manufacturing data based on manufacturing characteristics for producing a product (154) as described in the product data, a carbon footprint module (180) configured via computer executable instructions to determine a traditional carbon footprint and an actual carbon footprint of the product (154), and determine a carbon dioxide reduction based on the traditional and the actual carbon footprint of the product (154), and wherein the system (100) is configured to automatically transmit the carbon dioxide reduction to a certifi

Abstract: A system (100) for enabling trusted on-demand distributed manufacturing includes a first interface (120) configured to receive product data from a product data source (110-A, 110-B, 110-N), a second interface (130) configured to exchange manufacturing data from a manufacturing data source (140-A, 140-B, 140-N), a trust anchor module (170) configured via computer executable instructions to add a physically unclonable function (PUF) to a product, generate a non-fungible token (NFT) to represent the product on an NFT platform (172), a matching module (174) configured via computer executable instructions to match the product characteristics with requirements of a buyer and manufacturing capabilities of a producer, and a traceability module (176) to verify success of a manufacturing process.

Abstract: Systems and methods for detecting an issue with a message flow between two or more data systems. In an embodiment, at a first time, a number of first request messages and a number of first response messages transmitted or received during a first look-back period are determined. A first ratio is calculated based on these numbers and compared to an alerting threshold. If the first ratio is less than the alerting threshold, an alert is generated. Then, at a second time, a number of second request messages and a number of second response messages transmitted or received during a second look-back period are determined. A second ratio is calculated based on these numbers and compared to a clearing threshold. Based on this comparison, it is determined whether to maintain or clear the alert.

Abstract: Systems and methods for detecting an issue with a message flow between two or more data systems. In an embodiment, at a first time, a number of first request messages and a number of first response messages transmitted or received during a first look-back period are determined. A first ratio is calculated based on these numbers and compared to an alerting threshold. If the first ratio is less than the alerting threshold, an alert is generated. Then, at a second time, a number of second request messages and a number of second response messages transmitted or received during a second look-back period are determined. A second ratio is calculated based on these numbers and compared to a clearing threshold. Based on this comparison, it is determined whether to maintain or clear the alert.

Abstract: A system and a method for determining the torque imposed on a filament, such as a single DNA strand or macromolecule, using a magnetic probe and an imaging device.

Abstract: A system and a method for determining the torque imposed on a filament, such as a single DNA strand or macromolecule, using a magnetic probe and an imaging device.

Abstract: A spacecraft adapter having embedded resources for supporting a non-primary payload on a launch vehicle. The spacecraft adapter includes a battery, a power distribution and control system, and an interface circuit for interfacing with the non-primary payload. Other modules/subsystems such as data storage, sensor and data interface and communications may be included to suit the needs of a particular non-primary payload and/or particular mission of the non-primary payload. The adaptor does not require any interfacing with the bus of the primary payload and can be scaled/modified as needed to provide only that degree of functionality needed for a given non-primary payload being carried by the launch vehicle.