Abstract: A vehicle backseat child detection system for preventing children from being left in vehicle back seats includes a control box having a timer. The control box is coupled within a dashboard of a vehicle and is in operational communication with a fuse panel and a horn of the vehicle. At least one seat pressure switch each detects the weight of a child and is in operational communication with the control box. If one seat pressure switch detects the presence of a child and the control box detects the vehicle is turned off, a warning light is activated and the timer runs for a preset duration of time before activating the horn of the vehicle unless the child is removed or the vehicle is turned on.

Abstract: Methods, system and devices (10) for generating a three-dimensional (3D) model of a corresponding 3D environment are disclosed. An application is downloaded via a wireless telecommunication module to a mobile device having a sensor set including a depth sensor. A user moves the mobile device freehand to scan the 3D environment. The application controls the mobile device to log data from the sensor set into a raw data file which can be processed to generate a 3D model of the 3D environment.

Abstract: Methods, system and devices (10) for generating a three-dimensional (3D) model of a corresponding 3D environment are disclosed. An application is downloaded via a wireless telecommunication module to a mobile device having a sensor set including a depth sensor. A user moves the mobile device freehand to scan the 3D environment. The application controls the mobile device to log data from the sensor set into a raw data file which can be processed to generate a 3D model of the 3D environment.

Abstract: A system and method for accessing content on an electronic device in an encrypted mode, a decrypted mode or a default mode. A request is transmitted to an application program interface to permit a requesting program to access at least one file. The request specifically identifies whether the requesting program wishes to access the file in an encrypted mode, a decrypted mode or a default mode. It is determined whether the specific form is supported by the application program interface being used by the system, whether the at least one file is protected; and whether the requesting program is permitted to access the at least one file. If the specific form is supported by the application program interface, if the at least one file is protected, and if the requesting program is permitted to access the at least one file, the at least one file is opened in the specific form for use by the requesting program.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a planter assembly to be driven by a single-point hitch machine. The planter assembly includes a coupler having a first end coupled to the hitch and a second end coupled to a tool bar via a coupler plate. The coupler plate includes a plurality of defined openings for adjustably coupling the tool bar to the coupler. A frame is coupled to the tool bar and a swing arm is pivotally coupled to the frame. The swing arm is pivotable between a first position and a second position. A wheel is coupled to the swing arm and a final drive sprocket is coupled to the frame. The final drive sprocket is engaged with a drive chain when the swing arm is in the first position and disengaged from the drive chain when the swing arm is in the second position.

Abstract: Compositions comprising tetrahydroindolone derivatives in which the tetrahydroindolone moiety is covalently linked to a substituted arylpiperazine moiety and methods for treating neurological and psychiatric conditions using such compositions are disclosed.

Abstract: A method and device for determining whether an application should access protected digital content. It is determined if a first indicator that is securely bound to the application corresponds to a second indicator that is securely bound to the protected digital content.

Abstract: Compositions comprising tetrahydroindolone derivatives in which the tetrahydroindolone moiety is covalently linked to a substituted arylpiperazine moiety and methods for treating neurological and psychiatric conditions using such compositions are disclosed.

Abstract: A life safety alarm, for example a smoke alarm, that is battery powered, has an extended life, and is less prone to user mistakes. The batteries are sealed inside the alarm portion so that the batteries cannot be accessed by the user. As a result, the batteries are not replaceable. Rather, the alarm portion is replaced at the end of the alarm life, for example after expiration of a predetermined time period, such as ten years. The alarm is designed to be automatically activated upon initial attachment of the alarm portion to the bracket. The alarm can be manually deactivated, but once deactivated, the alarm cannot be reactivated and the alarm portion cannot be reattached to the bracket.

Abstract: A system and method for accessing content on an electronic device in an encrypted mode, a decrypted mode or a default mode. A request is transmitted to an application program interface to permit a requesting program to access at least one file. The request specifically identifies whether the requesting program wishes to access the file in an encrypted mode, a decrypted mode or a default mode. It is determined whether the specific form is supported by the application program interface being used by the system, whether the at least one file is protected; and whether the requesting program is permitted to access the at least one file. If the specific form is supported by the application program interface, if the at least one file is protected, and if the requesting program is permitted to access the at least one file, the at least one file is opened in the specific form for use by the requesting program.

Abstract: The present invention relates to novel N-(3-rifamycinyl)-derivatives, namely N-(3-rifamycinyl)-carbamates, methods of their preparation and their use for the production of pharmaceutical preparations. The invention also concerns a composition and a method for treating or preventing mycobacterial infections, especially tuberculosis.

Abstract: Methods for treating emesis using compositions comprising a bicyclic ring moiety covalently linked to a substituted arylpiperazine moiety are disclosed.

Abstract: A life safety alarm, for example a smoke alarm, that is battery powered, has an extended life, and is less prone to user mistakes. The batteries are sealed inside the alarm portion so that the batteries cannot be accessed by the user. As a result, the batteries are not replaceable. Rather, the alarm portion is replaced at the end of the alarm life, for example after expiration of a predetermined time period, such as ten years. The alarm is designed to be automatically activated upon initial attachment of the alarm portion to the bracket. The alarm can be manually deactivated, but once deactivated, the alarm cannot be reactivated and the alarm portion cannot be reattached to the bracket.