Abstract: Disclosed are methods, systems and non-transitory computer readable memory for dynamic image adjustment and augmentation for enhancement of viewability. For instance, a method may include obtaining, from a camera system, at least one image of a visual environment or situation, wherein a first image of the at least one image includes a first set of pixels; implementing, in accordance with an adjustment layer, one or more image adjustments to the first set of pixels to obtain an augmented set of pixels, wherein the adjustment layer is determined (a) through a user interface by user interactions from a user and/or (b) a recommendation of a machine learning model; and presenting, on at least one display, the augmented set of pixels to the user.

Abstract: Disclosed are methods, systems and non-transitory computer readable memory for dynamic image adjustment and augmentation for enhancement of viewability. For instance, a method may include obtaining, from a camera system, at least one image of a visual environment or situation, wherein a first image of the at least one image includes a first set of pixels; implementing, in accordance with an adjustment layer, one or more image adjustments to the first set of pixels to obtain an augmented set of pixels, wherein the adjustment layer is determined (a) through a user interface by user interactions from a user and/or (b) a recommendation of a machine learning model; and presenting, on at least one display, the augmented set of pixels to the user.

Abstract: Remote marker systems are disclosed for marking a target using optical markers. Such systems may allow a target to be marked using a remote optical marking device. Also disclosed are photochromic solutions and methods of their preparation.

Abstract: A method of providing a credit line or loan to a consumer is provided. A first user interface is presented to the consumer. First user behavior of the consumer while the consumer interacts with the first user interface is monitored. Then first user responses in response to the consumer interaction with the first user interface are received. A determination of a first set of information sources from which to retrieve information is made based on the first user responses. The information is then retrieved from the first set of information sources. Then the first user responses are evaluated as a function of the retrieved information from the first set of information sources and the monitored first user behavior. A decision as to the credit line or loan is made based on the evaluation.

Abstract: A method of providing a credit line or loan to a consumer is provided. A first user interface is presented to the consumer. First user behavior of the consumer while the consumer interacts with the first user interface is monitored. Then first user responses in response to the consumer interaction with the first user interface are received. A determination of a first set of information sources from which to retrieve information is made based on the first user responses. The information is then retrieved from the first set of information sources. Then the first user responses are evaluated as a function of the retrieved information from the first set of information sources and the monitored first user behavior. A decision as to the credit line or loan is made based on the evaluation.

Abstract: Remote marker systems are disclosed for marking a target using optical markers. Such systems may allow a target to be marked using a remote optical marking device. Also disclosed are photochromic solutions and methods of their preparation.

Abstract: Remote marker systems are disclosed for marking a target using optical markers, including systems that allow a target to be marked using a remote optical marking device, as well as photochromic solutions and methods of their preparation.

Abstract: Remote marker systems are disclosed for marking a target using optical markers, including systems that allow a target to be marked using a remote optical marking device, as well as photochromic solutions and methods of their preparation.

Abstract: A substantially dry method of making a gas diffusion electrode such as, e.g., an air cathode for a fuel cell or a metal-air battery cell. The method comprises forming an intimate mixture of catalytically active carbon particles and particles of a wet-proofing agent into a web; combining under pressure the web of with a current collector to form a current collector-web composite; and attaching a porous sheet of a fluorinated polymer to one side of the current collector-web composite of to form an air cathode. This Abstract is not intended to define the invention disclosed in the specification, nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.

Abstract: The invention provides a substantially flat, planar, metal-air canless bi-cell having two major surfaces formed of oppositely-disposed spaced-apart gas-permeable liquid-impermeable air-electrode cathodic material, defining therebetween a space containing a fluid anodic material comprising anodic metal particles and electrolyte.

Abstract: The battery cell holder securely holds a plurality of electrical cells in a battery pack. The battery cell holder comprises at least two separate types of layers that are bound to each other to form opposing faces. The first layer is made of a material that absorbs aqueous solutions, particularly liquid electrolyte solutions used in metal-air cells, and preferably contacts an outward facing portion of each battery cell in the battery pack. This material acts to limit the spread of leaking electrolyte solution so that the electrolyte solution cannot spread to other cells and cause electrical short circuits between the cells in the battery pack. The second layer is made of a material that is light, flexible, inexpensive, electrically non-conductive and impermeable to liquids. The latter prevents seepage of absorbed electrolyte from the casing. The holder may be made of inexpensive materials and avoid a need for complete encapsulation of the cells.