Abstract: The invention relates to a method for detecting the state of health of a person, said method having the steps of detecting the body temperature of the person, transmitting the detected body temperature values to an evaluation unit, and evaluating the body temperature values by means of the evaluation unit, the body temperature being detected at a frequency of at least one measurement every 10 minutes. The invention also relates to a system for detecting the state of health of a person, said system comprising at least one sensor for detecting the body temperature and at least one evaluation unit to which the data detected by the sensor are transmitted, the sensor being suitable for detecting the body temperature at least once every 10 minutes and transmitting same to the evaluation unit.

Abstract: Provided is a device which includes a method for the coherent detection of an optical signal, including the following steps of providing a vertically illuminable photodiode; producing an optical reference signal; radiating the optical signal and the reference signal into the photodiode in such a way that the two signals at least partially interfere with each other. Radiating the optical signal into the photodiode is effected via a first side of the photodiode, and radiating the reference signal into the photodiode is effected via a second side of the photodiode, or, vice versa, the reference signal is radiated into the photodiode via the first side of the photodiode and the optical signal is radiated into the photodiode via the second side.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an analysis device configured to analyze a communication sequence. The analysis device includes a memory configured to store a desired communication sequence and a processor. The processor is configured to read out the desired communication sequence from the memory, create a Petri net as a function of the read-out desired communication sequence, compare the communication sequence to the created Petri net, and analyze the communication sequence.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an analysis device configured to analyze a communication sequence. The analysis device includes a memory configured to store a desired communication sequence and a processor. The processor is configured to read out the desired communication sequence from the memory, create a Petri net as a function of the read-out desired communication sequence, compare the communication sequence to the created Petri net, and analyze the communication sequence.

Abstract: The present invention relates to novel compounds containing fluorinated end groups, to the use thereof as surface-active substances, and to processes for the preparation of these compounds.

Abstract: The present invention relates to novel compounds containing fluorinated end groups, to the use thereof as surface-active substances, and to processes for the preparation of these compounds.

Abstract: A pickoff system for removal of mail pieces one at a time from the end of a stack includes a pickoff belt mechanism, a sensor positioned to determine mail piece movement speed, and a measurement device determines belt movement speed during operation of the pickoff belt mechanism. A vacuum system includes a vacuum pump and a vacuum manifold positioned to apply suction to the mail piece in a direction that tends to hold the mail piece against the belt of the pickoff belt mechanism. A controller is configured to compare the belt movement speed and the mail piece movement speed during operation, and when mail piece movement speed is slower than belt movement speed, indicating slipping of the mail piece relative to the belt of the pickoff belt mechanism, the controller temporarily increases suction force applied to a mail piece being transported by the pickoff belt mechanism.

Abstract: A pickoff system for removal of mail pieces one at a time from the end of a stack includes a pickoff belt mechanism positioned to frictionally engage an outer surface of a mail piece at the end of the stack and transport it transversely, which mechanism includes one or more belts mounted on a drive roller at one end driven by a drive motor and a follower roller at a trailing end. A pivot mechanism permits the trailing end to swing towards and away from the stack. A drive is connected to the pivot mechanism to move the trailing end towards and away from the stack, and a controller is connected to the drive to cause the drive to swing the trailing end towards the stack and swing the trailing end away from the stack in a manner effective to improve operation of the pickoff system.

Abstract: A pickoff system for removal of mail pieces one at a time from the end of a stack includes a pickoff belt mechanism positioned to frictionally engage an outer surface of a mail piece at the end of the stack and transport it transversely, which mechanism includes one or more belts mounted on a drive roller at one end driven by a drive motor and a follower roller at a trailing end. A pivot mechanism permits the trailing end to swing towards and away from the stack. A drive is connected to the pivot mechanism to move the trailing end towards and away from the stack, and a controller is connected to the drive to cause the drive to swing the trailing end towards the stack and swing the trailing end away from the stack in a manner effective to improve operation of the pickoff system.

Abstract: A pickoff system for removal of mail pieces one at a time from the end of a stack includes a pickoff belt mechanism, a sensor positioned to determine mail piece movement speed, and a measurement device determines belt movement speed during operation of the pickoff belt mechanism. A vacuum system includes a vacuum pump and a vacuum manifold positioned to apply suction to the mail piece in a direction that tends to hold the mail piece against the belt of the pickoff belt mechanism. A controller is configured to compare the belt movement speed and the mail piece movement speed during operation, and when mail piece movement speed is slower than belt movement speed, indicating slipping of the mail piece relative to the belt of the pickoff belt mechanism, the controller temporarily increases suction force applied to a mail piece being transported by the pickoff belt mechanism.