Abstract: One or more techniques and/or systems are disclosed for providing autonomous or semi-autonomous braking with a brake system. The brake system includes at least one brake, a main pump, a backup energy source, a primary valve set having a primary control valve and enable valve, and a secondary valve set having a secondary control valve and an enable valve, wherein the at least one brake, the main pump, the backup energy source, the primary valve set, and the secondary valve set are in fluid communication. The brake system further includes a control unit configured to control operation of the main pump, the backup energy source, the primary valve set, and the secondary valve set in response to one of a normal braking condition and a failure braking condition.

Abstract: A system for constructing a reassemblable structure is disclosed.

Abstract: A system for constructing a reassemblable structure is disclosed.

Abstract: A system and method for constructing a temporary structure is disclosed. The system comprises a plurality of wall panels, a plurality of roof panels, a plurality of floor panels, at least one foundation panel, at least one sub-floor truss supporting the plurality of floor panels and placed atop the at least one foundation panel, at least one sub-roof truss supporting the plurality of roof panels, and at least one floor coupling bracket, each floor coupling bracket coupling one wall panel, one floor panel, one sub-floor truss, and one foundation panel.

Abstract: A system for revitalizing an existing structure and a method of using the system are disclosed. The system includes an insulating panel that has a body and reinforcing metal strips. The system also includes at least one fastening strap coupled to the insulating panel, the fastening strap has at least one recess having a hole. The system also has at least one fastening device that passes through the hole in the recess of the fastening strap and secures the at least one fastening strap and the insulating panel to the existing structure. The recesses of the fastening strap are positioned so that the fastening devices engage the body of the insulating panel.

Abstract: A system and method for constructing a temporary structure is disclosed. The system comprises a plurality of wall panels, a plurality of roof panels, a plurality of floor panels, at least one foundation panel, at least one sub-floor truss supporting the plurality of floor panels and placed atop the at least one foundation panel, at least one sub-roof truss supporting the plurality of roof panels, and at least one floor coupling bracket, each floor coupling bracket coupling one wall panel, one floor panel, one sub-floor truss, and one foundation panel.

Abstract: A system and method for constructing a temporary structure is disclosed. The system comprises a plurality of wall panels, a plurality of roof panels, a plurality of floor panels, at least one door panel, and each wall panel, roof panel, floor panel, and door panel comprising at least one edge coupled to a first track and at least one edge coupled to a second track. The first track has a first surface with an indentation and a flat second surface. The second track has an angled hemmed tab extending therefrom that is adapted to mate with the indentation of the first track and a straight hemmed tab extending therefrom that is adapted to abut the flat second surface of the first track.

Abstract: A system for revitalizing an existing structure and a method of using the system are disclosed. The system includes an insulating panel that has a body and reinforcing metal strips. The system also includes at least one fastening strap coupled to the insulating panel, the fastening strap has at least one recess having a hole. The system also has at least one fastening device that passes through the hole in the recess of the fastening strap and secures the at least one fastening strap and the insulating panel to the existing structure. The recesses of the fastening strap are positioned so that the fastening devices engage the body of the insulating panel.

Abstract: An antiballistic armored panel (200) comprising at least an interior surface (201), a first panel (205) adjacent to the interior surface and mounted in a plurality of tracks (203), a first set of Aramid Fiber sheets (207A) adjacent and attached to the first panel, a second set of Aramid sheets (207B) attached to the first set of Aramid-Fiber sheets, a first backer board (209) adjacent and attached to the second set of Aramid-Fiber sheets, a layer of tiles (211) adjacent and attached to the first backer board, and a second backer board (213) adjacent and attached to the layer of tiles. A second panel (615) may be attached adjacent to the second backer board along with a layer of forced entry steel mesh (919) to provide anti-forced entry capability to the antiballistic armored panel.

Abstract: An antiballistic armored panel (200) comprising at least an interior surface (201), a first panel (205) adjacent to the interior surface and mounted in a plurality of tracks (203), a first set of AramidFiber sheets (207A) adjacent and attached to the first panel, a second set of Aramid sheets (207B) attached to the first set of Aramid-Fiber sheets, a first backer board (209) adjacent and attached to the second set of Aramid-Fiber sheets, a layer of tiles (211) adjacent and attached to the first backer board, and a second backer board (213) adjacent and attached to the layer of tiles. A second panel (615) may be attached adjacent to the second backer board along with a layer of forced entry steel mesh (919) to provide anti-forced entry capability to the antiballistic armored panel.