Abstract: Systems and methods include at least one processor performing simulate a virtual training experience operations comprising generating a simulated exercise environment, presenting a first avatar and second in the simulated exercise environment, receiving from at least one first and second sensors associated with a first and second piece of exercise equipment. In response to the first and second signals causing the first and second avatar to simulate in the simulated exercise environment. The operation further comprises enabling the participants to view physical exertion and enabling the first participant and the second participant to communicate with each other.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer readable medium are disclosed for coordinating multi-space exertion routines.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer readable medium are disclosed for performance of exercise scoring operations. Performance of exercise scoring operations includes storing an exercise goal for a particular individual; receiving from a sensor on a piece of electronic exercise equipment, exertion data; receiving, from at least one image sensor monitoring use of the piece of electronic exercise equipment, image data reflecting form and posture of the particular individual during an exercise set; generating a score for the exercise set by performing an aggregate analysis of the exercise goal, the exertion data, and the image data reflecting the form and posture; and outputting the score.

Abstract: An integrated circuit (IC) comprising: a margin measurement circuit configured to monitor multiple data paths of the IC and to output, at different times, different ranges of remaining margins of the multiple data paths; a workload sensor configured to output a value representing aggregate operational stress experienced by the IC over a period of time ending at each of the different times; and a processor configured to: (i) compute, based on the value output by said workload sensor, an upper bound and a lower bound of change of the remaining margin of the IC, and (ii) compute upper and lower bounds of a current remaining margin of the IC, based on (a) the upper and lower bounds of change, and (b) a remaining margin indicated by a border between two adjacent ranges outputted by the margin measurement circuit.

Abstract: Loopback testing may be provided for one or more transmission output paths of a semiconductor Integrated Circuit (IC). One or more parametric loopback sensors are provided in the semiconductor IC, each parametric loopback sensor being configured to receive a clocked data input signal to a respective transmitter of the IC and a signal from a transmission output path from the respective transmitter of the IC, and to generate a respective sensor output based on a comparison of the clocked data input signal and the signal from the transmission output path for the respective transmitter of the IC. A programmable load circuit is also provided in the semiconductor IC, coupled to each transmission output path.

Abstract: An exercise equipment, that includes (a) a frame that includes a vertically wall-mountable beam; (b) one or more brackets for connecting the vertically wall-mountable beam to a wall; (c) an arm that rotatable in relation to the vertically wall-mountable beam and is selectively positionable along the vertically wall-mountable beam; (d) a cable; (e) a resistance source, and (f) a cable transfer unit that is configured to convey the cable through a cable path formed within the frame.

Abstract: For example, a Bluetooth (BT) device may include a first BT radio; a second BT radio; and a BT controller configured to control BT activities of the first and second BT radios, the BT controller configured to process a Host Controller Interface (HCI) command from a host processor of the BT device to setup a BT activity, the BT controller configured to identify one or more scheduling requirements of the BT activity based on the HCI command, and, based on the scheduling requirements of the BT activity, to dynamically schedule the BT activity to a selected BT radio from the first and second BT radios.

Abstract: A mirror assembly can include a housing, a mirror, and a light source. In some embodiments, the mirror comprises one or more adjustable sections. In certain embodiments, the mirror includes a light column configured to emit a substantially constant amount of light along a periphery of a mirror section. In some embodiments, the light column can produce various color temperatures. In some embodiments, the mirror assembly comprises a capacitive touch sensor that allows control of one or more features of the light emitted from the light source. In some embodiments, the mirror assembly includes a sensor assembly. The sensor assembly can be configured to control on/off settings and other features of the emitted light.

Abstract: A tag assignment system, comprising a processing circuitry and being communicatively connected to a data repository comprising records, each of which (i) being associated with a respective distinct animal of a plurality of animals, and (ii) including a Unique Animal Identifier (UAI) associated with the respective distinct animal; the processing circuitry is configured to: substantially simultaneously: (i) obtain an ID reading of an animal identification tag attached to a given animal of the animals from a first tag reading device, wherein the ID reading including the UAI uniquely identifying the given animal, and (ii) obtain a tag reading of a second tag attached to the given animal from a second tag reading device, the tag reading including tag identification information uniquely identifying the second tag; and cause update of the data repository to assign the tag identification information to a given record of the records associated with the UAI.

Abstract: A carbonation machine may include a carbonation head, a holder that is configured to hold a gas canister, the holder comprising a connector with a socket configured to enable linear insertion of a valve of the canister into the socket, the socket including a seal with at least one lateral opening to enable fluidic flow between one or more laterally oriented ports of the valve and a conduit of the holder while preventing leakage of gas from the fluidic flow, and a holding mechanism configured to hold a lateral projection from the canister after insertion of the valve into the socket such that the valve remains in the socket, and an activation mechanism configured to operate the valve to release the gas from the canister when inserted into the socket so as to enable the gas to flow via the conduit to the carbonation head.

Abstract: An integrated circuit (IC) comprising: a margin measurement circuit configured to monitor multiple data paths of the IC and to output, at different times, different ranges of remaining margins of the multiple data paths; a workload sensor configured to output a value representing aggregate operational stress experienced by the IC over a period of time ending at each of the different times; and a processor configured to: (i) compute, based on the value output by said workload sensor, an upper bound and a lower bound of change of the remaining margin of the IC, and (ii) compute upper and lower bounds of a current remaining margin of the IC, based on (a) the upper and lower bounds of change, and (b) a remaining margin indicated by a border between two adjacent ranges outputted by the margin measurement circuit.

Abstract: An exercise equipment, that includes (a) a frame that includes a vertically wall-mountable beam; (b) one or more brackets for connecting the vertically wall-mountable beam to a wall; (c) an arm that rotatable in relation to the vertically wall-mountable beam and is selectively positionable along the vertically wall-mountable beam; (d) a cable; (e) a resistance source, and (f) a cable transfer unit that is configured to convey the cable through a cable path formed within the frame.

Abstract: Exercise equipment with a multifunctional single hand control, comprising a frame with an associated pulley associated, an electronically-adjustable weight resistance motor. The electronically-adjustable weight resistance motor is configured to exert rotational resistance on a spool. The equipment also includes a cable having a first end connected to the spool and extending through the pulley, and a controller configured to: output signals for altering resistance applied to the cable via the spool connected to the electronically-adjustable weight resistance motor, and signals for altering a mode of operation of the electronically-adjustable weight resistance motor.

Abstract: A wall-mountable exercise machine, comprising a vertically-mountable beam, a trolley for riding the vertically-mountable wall beam and being configured to lock at differing positions along the vertically-mountable wall beam, a shoulder rotatably connected to the trolley, an arm connected to and rotatable with the shoulder, the arm and the shoulder being configured to lock at differing rotation positions relative to the trolley, and a knob extending from the shoulder, the knob being movable in a first direction to enable rotation of the arm and being movable in a second direction to enable longitudinal movement of the trolley along the beam.

Abstract: A hand held spectrometer is used to illuminate the object and measure the one or more spectra. The spectral data of the object can be used to determine one or more attributes of the object. In many embodiments, the spectrometer is coupled to a database of spectral information that can be used to determine the attributes of the object. The spectrometer system may comprise a hand held communication device coupled to a spectrometer, in which the user can input and receive data related to the measured object with the hand held communication device. The embodiments disclosed herein allow many users to share object data with many people, in order to provide many people with actionable intelligence in response to spectral data.

Abstract: A minimalist wall-mountable exercise machine comprising a vertically wall-mountable beam, an upper bracket for connecting an upper portion of the vertically wall-mountable beam to a first stud in a wall, a lower bracket for connecting a lower portion of the vertically wall-mountable beam to the first stud in the wall, a trolley for riding the vertically wall-mountable beam and being configured to lock at differing positions along the vertically wall-mountable beam, a selectively positionable arm extending from the trolley, the arm configured to receive an exercise force applied thereto, the exercise force including a torque component on the vertically wall-mountable beam, and a T-bar having a first end configured to connect to an intermediate portion of the vertically wall-mountable beam and a second end configured for connection to a second stud spaced from the first stud in the wall to thereby resist the torque component of the exercise force.

Abstract: A method for turning robots at an intersection of tracks. The robot moves in a first motion mode to reach a first position at the intersection. The robot turns over a corner of the intersection that includes continuous tracks connecting a vertical track and a horizontal track, whereby reaching a second position at the intersection. The robot moves in a second motion mode towards a designated direction.

Abstract: A system, e.g., an autonomous vehicle, includes a sensor suite, a controller, and a computer-controllable device. The sensor suite collects user data descriptive of the present emotional state of a human user, such as a passenger of the representative autonomous vehicle. The controller executes a method to control the system. In particular, the controller identifies the user's psychological mode of experience in response to the user data. The controller also selects one or more intervening control actions or “interventions” from a list of possible interventions based on the mode of experience, and then controls an output state of the device to implement the intervention(s). In this manner the controller is able to support or modify the mode of experience of the user.

Abstract: A mirror assembly can include a housing, a mirror, and a light source. In certain embodiments, the mirror is rotatable within a support portion of the mirror assembly. In some embodiments, the mirror assembly is configured to use an audio sensor or an audio signal derived from an audio sensor, such as an audio sensor or audio signal configured to sense or to correspond to or to represent one or more voice commands or other sounds (e.g., clapping, snapping, or otherwise) received from a user, in order to actuate or adjust any of one or more features or settings of the mirror assembly.

Abstract: A method for detecting a rare stochastic defect, the method may include searching for a rare stochastic defect in a dense pattern of a substrate, wherein the rare stochastic defect is (a) of nanometric scale, (b) appears in a functional pattern of the substrate with a defect density that is below 10?9, and (c) appears in the dense pattern with a defect density that is above 10?7; wherein the dense pattern is a dense representation of the functional pattern that differs from the functional pattern by at least one out of (a) a distance between features of the dense pattern, and (b) a width of the features of the dense pattern; and estimating the occurrence of the rare stochastic defect within the functional pattern based on an outcome of the searching.