Abstract: Provided herein is a resin composition containing milled fibreglass and graphene. Also provided herein is a composite material containing cured resin composition, fibreglass reinforced resin containing the composite material and further fibreglass, a laminate including a layer of the fibreglass reinforced resin, and methods of making the resin composition, composite material and fibreglass reinforced resin. The composition, composite material and fibreglass reinforced resin and laminate find use in, for example, the construction of swimming pools and spa pools.

Abstract: Provided herein is a resin composition containing milled fibreglass and graphene. Also provided herein is a composite material containing cured resin composition, fibreglass reinforced resin containing the composite material and further fibreglass, a laminate including a layer of the fibreglass reinforced resin, and methods of making the resin composition, composite material and fibreglass reinforced resin. The composition, composite material and fibreglass reinforced resin and laminate find use in, for example, the construction of swimming pools and spa pools.

Abstract: A moving energy absorbing component includes an impact head including a base and upright projection. The base includes an axial orifice extending from a downstream entry point to an upstream exit point, through which an upstream terminus of an FTE rail is passed before the FTE rail is directly or indirectly connected to a releasable connection point coupled to a ground anchor. The impact head is connected via at least one beam to a post detacher element located downstream of the impact head a pre-determined distance therefrom.

Abstract: A moving energy absorbing component includes an impact head including a base and upright projection. The base includes an axial orifice extending from a downstream entry point to an upstream exit point, through which an upstream terminus of an FTE rail is passed before the FTE rail is directly or indirectly connected to a releasable connection point coupled to a ground anchor. The impact head is connected via at least one beam to a post detacher element located downstream of the impact head a pre-determined distance therefrom.

Abstract: A road safety rail system comprising at least one continuous rail, or a plurality of sequentially connected system rails, forming a main body of a barrier, which are supported above ground by one or more ground engaging posts, wherein the system also comprises a terminal end section (TES) having an upstream end and a downstream end, the TES including: a stationary component comprising one or more standard terminal end (STE)-rails at the downstream end connected to at least one formed terminal end (FTE)-rail located at the upstream end of the TES, the STE rails being supported at a set horizontal axis height above ground level by a plurality of posts; wherein the at least one FTE-rail(s)-include(s) a twist from a primarily vertical orientation to a primarily horizontal orientation; Wherein the at least one FTE rail(s) bends down from a set horizontal axis height Y above ground level to a horizontal axis height being at, or near ground level; a moving energy absorbing component comprising an impact head incl

Abstract: Provided herein is a resin composition containing milled fibreglass and graphene. Also provided herein is a composite material containing cured resin composition, fibreglass reinforced resin containing the composite material and further fibreglass, a laminate including a layer of the fibreglass reinforced resin, and methods of making the resin composition, composite material and fibreglass reinforced resin. The composition, composite material and fibreglass reinforced resin and laminate find use in, for example, the construction of swimming pools and spa pools.

Abstract: A road safety rail system comprising at least one continuous rail, or a plurality of sequentially connected system rails, forming a main body of a barrier, which are supported above ground by one or more ground engaging posts, wherein the system also comprises a terminal end section (TES) having an upstream end and a downstream end, the TES including: a stationary component comprising one or more standard terminal end (STE)-rails at the downstream end connected to at least one formed terminal end (FTE)-rail located at the upstream end of the TES, the STE rails being supported at a set horizontal axis height above ground level by a plurality of posts; wherein the at least one FTE-rail(s)-include(s) a twist from a primarily vertical orientation to a primarily horizontal orientation; Wherein the at least one FTE rail(s) bends down from a set horizontal axis height Y above ground level to a horizontal axis height being at, or near ground level; a moving energy absorbing component comprising an impact head incl

Abstract: A communication system comprises means defining a communication region, such as a touch-pad (151), having associated therewith a plurality of symbols (155) or the like and being responsive to a user-controlled pointing device whereby a desired symbol or the like can be selected by movement of the pointing device in a predetermined direction within the region (151).

Abstract: A method of selecting a cell (1) from an array (3) comprising the steps of: providing a first array (3) of sixteen cells (1) and selecting a second array (5) of four cells from the first array of sixteen cells; and selecting a single cell (1) from the second array of four cells.

Abstract: A method is provided for inputting characters to an electronic device having a virtual keyboard displayed on a screen. The method includes the step of displaying a plurality of character entry regions (1). Each region is adapted to display either, at a first level, a plurality of character options, or, at a second level, a single character option from the plurality of character options from a previously selected region. The number of regions and the number of characters is such that a desired character option can always be selected with no more than two keystrokes.

Abstract: A method and system distributes frame synchronization information at a base station implementing air interfaces of at least two different standards and to a base station implementing air interfaces of at least two different standards. Frame synchronization information is generated in a clock unit for at least two air interface standards. Synchronization bursts containing the frame synchronization information are transferred from the clock unit to processing units over a serial bus using time-division multiplexing for synchronization bursts addressed to the processing units of different air interface standards. The frame synchronization information is extracted in each processing unit from the received synchronization burst of its respective air interface standard.

Abstract: A method of employing a gaze direction tracking system for control of a computer comprises the steps of: providing a computer display incorporating a screen and at least one off-screen control target (1, 2, 3, 4); and eye-pointing by a user at the control target. The eye-pointing is detected by the gaze control tracking system so as to effect a predetermined control action in the computer.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and system for performing a data transfer between a shared memory (16) of a processor device (10) and a circuitry (20) connected to the processor device (10), wherein the data transfer is performed by triggering a DMA transfer of the data to the processor device, adding the DMA transfer to a transaction log, and providing the transaction log to the processor device, when the transaction log has reached a predetermined depth limit. The processor device is then informed of the DMA transfer of the transaction log, so as to be able to validate the transferred data. Thereby, significant background data movement can be provided without introducing high core overheads at the processor device (10).

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and system for performing a data transfer between a shared memory (16) of a processor device (10) and a circuitry (20) connected to the processor device (10), wherein the data transfer is performed by triggering a DMA transfer of the data to the processor device, adding the DMA transfer to a transaction log, and providing the transaction log to the processor device, when the transaction log has reached a predetermined depth limit. The processor device is then informed of the DMA transfer of the transaction log, so as to be able to validate the transferred data. Thereby, significant background data movement can be provided without introducing high core overheads at the processor device (10).

Abstract: A method and system distributes frame synchronization information at a base station implementing air interfaces of at least two different standards and to a base station implementing air interfaces of at least two different standards. Frame synchronization information is generated in a clock unit for at least two air interface standards. Synchronization bursts containing the frame synchronization information are transferred from the clock unit to processing units over a serial bus using time-division multiplexing for synchronization bursts addressed to the processing units of different air interface standards. The frame synchronization information is extracted in each processing unit from the received synchronization burst of its respective air interface standard.

Abstract: A target (3, 207) is monitored using an image sensor (5, 201) for producing a signal indicative of an image received by the sensor, and processing the image signal. The image signal is processed using a comparator (105) for determining the amplitude of the image signal and for identifying any part or parts of the signal having an amplitude greater than a predetermined threshold (VTR). Location coordinates of the part or parts of the signal having an amplitude greater than the predetermined threshold are then determined.

Abstract: Apparatus for the position sensing of a remote target. A preferred embodiment is used to control the position of a graphical pointer on a computer screen. A light emitting diode illuminates the head of the computer operator and an array of detectors detect radiation returned by a retroreflector attached to the head of the operator. Signal processing means is included to derive information about the position of the operator's head from the detector outputs and convert it to a form suitable for input to computer.

Abstract: A loudspeaker system comprises an array of cells each including a loudspeaker driver unit. The axes of all the driver units converge at a single point in front of the array, such point normally lying between the array and the listeners. An arrangement is described for steering the sound from the system by varying the relative level of the audio frequency signals applied to the driver units.

Abstract: A method of guiding missiles in the terminal phase of an intercept. An image of the target area is stored as a reference. The reference is expanded by an amount which increases as the missile approaches the target. The expanded reference is then correlated to successively formed images of the target and the results of the correlation are used to guide the missile. The amount of expansion of the reference is selected to compensate for growth of the image as the missile approaches the target. A filter used to filter the successively formed images is adjusted to correspond to the amount of expansion in the reference.

Abstract: A particular range of glass compositions in the soda-boro-silicate glass system has been found to be particularly suitable for ultra-low loss dielectric optical waveguides. The composition range is indicated in FIG. 1 of the specification. By preparing such glasses in a reducing atmosphere (0-2% CO in CO.sub.2) and adding about 1% As.sub.2 O.sub.3 to the melt attenuation coefficients due to copper and iron can be minimized. The water content of the glass can be reduced by bubbling dry CO in CO.sub.2 through the molten glass. Glasses containing less than 30% Na.sub.2 O by weight have the lowest losses. Using glasses of this type dielectric optical waveguides having an insertion loss of less than 14 dBKm.sup.-.sup.1 have been made.