Abstract: Methods, systems, and non-transitory computer readable storage media are disclosed for modifying parametric continuity between portions of a digital image in piecewise parametric patch deformations. For example, the disclosed system determine parametric patches in a parametric quilt corresponding to a digital image in response to a request to deform the digital image. The disclosed system divides the digital image into a plurality of separate portions along edges of the parametric patches, each parametric patch comprising a separate set of control points. The disclosed system generates sets of interactive handles for each anchor control point in the parametric patch corresponding to metadata flags that determine parametric continuities between portions of the digital image. Additionally, in response to a user input, the disclosed system modifies the parametric continuity at a portion of the digital image corresponding to an anchor control point by modifying a metadata flag for the control point.

Abstract: A clip for holding articles includes a main body having a first body portion and a second body portion mounted to undergo pivotal movement relative to the first body portion for selectively positioning the clip between an open state and a closed state. The first state of the clip is configured to allow an article to be positioned between the first and second body portions, and the closed state of the article is configured to securely hold the article between the first and second body portions. A biasing member is mounted between the first and second body portions for biasing the clip to the closed state. The clip is configured for placement in the open state by pivotal movement of the first body portion relative to the second body portion against the biasing force of the biasing member.

Abstract: A power harness includes a cable having a ring insert received in an opening electrically connected to the cable body and having a cable seal sealed to the flat cable. The power harness includes a housing having a chamber with a cable slot and a bore passing through a hub. The power harness includes a threaded bolt received in the hub passing through the ring insert to threadably couple to a mating harness. The threaded bolt includes an insulating cover on the head and an insulating cap extending from the threaded shaft. The threaded bolt includes a bolt seal sealed to the housing. The power harness includes a contact ring received in the hub aligned with the ring insert with an opening that receives the threaded bolt. A first end engages and is electrically connected to the ring insert and a second end is electrically connected to the mating harness.

Abstract: A method and system for the reclamation of secondary or tertiary municipal wastewater contaminated with ammonia and pharmaceuticals and wherein the systemic output is explicitly for use in industrial cooling, as feed to reverse osmosis, and as feed to advanced oxidation processes. A module having a footprint substantially less than current wastewater reclamation facilities entirely the gas transfer device, the upflow bioreactor, the media separator and a strainer that facilitates the method and system. Throughout the reclamation process, the streams interconnecting the systemic influent and the systemic output or effluent is under various pressures about standard atmospheric pressure to enable the smaller footprint of the module.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein include sensor devices and methods of using the sensor devices. In an embodiment, a sensor device comprises a substrate, a support extending up from the substrate, and a resonator mechanically coupled to the support. In an embodiment, the sensor device further comprises an antenna that is configured to electromagnetically couple with the resonator, wherein the antenna is connected to a transmission line in the substrate.

Abstract: A DC terminal module for a charging inlet assembly of an electric vehicle includes a housing having a housing base mounted to a charging inlet housing. The housing includes a cable mount at a bottom that receives a DC cable assembly from the bottom. The DC terminal module includes a DC terminal assembly received in a terminal chamber with a pin terminal extending into a receptacle of the charging inlet assembly for mating with the charging connector. The DC terminal assembly includes a terminal busbar extending from the pin terminal to the cable mount at the bottom of the DC housing for electrical connection to the DC cable assembly at the bottom of the DC housing.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein include sensor devices and methods of using the sensor devices. In an embodiment, a sensor device comprises a substrate, a support extending up from the substrate, and a resonator mechanically coupled to the support. In an embodiment, the sensor device further comprises an antenna that is configured to electromagnetically couple with the resonator, wherein the antenna is connected to a transmission line in the substrate.

Abstract: A wire harness for a charging inlet of a vehicle includes first and second high voltage wires having first and second conductors. An inline disconnect electrically connects the first and second conductors and is configured to allow the conductors to be disconnected. The inline disconnect includes a housing having a central cavity, a first chamber at a first end that receives the first high voltage wire, and a second chamber open to the central cavity at a second end that receives the second high voltage wire. First and second disconnect contacts terminated to the conductors are received in the central cavity. A connecting element couples the first and second disconnect contacts and is removable from the disconnect contacts to allow disconnection of the first and second disconnect contacts to electrically separate the first and second high voltage wires.

Abstract: A terminal assembly for a charging inlet assembly includes a terminal cable having a conductor. The terminal assembly includes a terminal having a pin at a mating end and a terminating end opposite the mating end terminated to the conductor at an end of the terminal cable. The terminal assembly includes a terminal cover having a cover body including a bore that receives the terminating end of the terminal and the end of the terminal cable. The terminal cover includes a latch configured to secure the terminal and the terminal cable to a housing of the charging inlet assembly. The terminal cover includes a terminal cover seal configured to be sealed to the housing of the charging inlet assembly.

Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for warping artwork. The artwork is warped to fit an existing image of a cylinder. A method of warping artwork may include receiving a request to wrap an image onto a cylindrical surface. In response to the request, a set of adjacent warping patches are generated. The set of adjacent warping patches includes a first zero-width patch corresponding to a left edge of the image and a second zero-width patch corresponding to a right edge of the image. The image is mapped to the set of adjacent warping patches based on a viewing perspective of the cylindrical surface. User control handles are provided to adjust the warp to fit the existing image of the cylinder, including its position, curvature, and perspective.

Abstract: A charging inlet assembly includes a housing extending between a front and a rear. The housing has a DC section including DC terminal channels that are configured to receive DC terminals. The housing has an AC section including an AC module chamber. The DC section is configured for mating with a DC charging connector at the front. The AC section is configured for mating with an AC charging connector at the front. The charging inlet assembly includes an AC charging module removably received in the AC module chamber. The AC charging module includes an AC insert extending between an insert front and an insert rear. The AC insert includes AC terminal channels between the insert front and the insert rear. The AC charging module include AC terminals received in the AC terminal channels. The AC terminals are terminated to ends of AC cables extending from the insert rear. The AC terminals and the AC cables are removable from the housing with the AC insert.

Abstract: A charging inlet assembly for an electric vehicle includes a charging inlet housing having a chamber at the rear and a power connector at a front for receiving a charging connector. The power connector includes terminal channels. The charging inlet assembly includes charging terminals each having a mating pin and a terminating end. The charging inlet assembly includes a terminal position assurance device coupled to the charging inlet housing having a terminal locating plate located in the chamber to interface with the terminating ends of the charging terminals. The terminal position assurance device includes an actuator at an exterior of the charging inlet housing to operate the terminal position assurance device from the exterior of the charging inlet housing.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and non-transitory computer readable storage media are disclosed for modifying parametric continuity between portions of a digital image in piecewise parametric patch deformations. For example, the disclosed system determine parametric patches in a parametric quilt corresponding to a digital image in response to a request to deform the digital image. The disclosed system divides the digital image into a plurality of separate portions along edges of the parametric patches, each parametric patch comprising a separate set of control points. The disclosed system generates sets of interactive handles for each anchor control point in the parametric patch corresponding to metadata flags that determine parametric continuities between portions of the digital image. Additionally, in response to a user input, the disclosed system modifies the parametric continuity at a portion of the digital image corresponding to an anchor control point by modifying a metadata flag for the control point.

Abstract: A power harness includes a plug housing holding a power contact and a busbar received in a chamber of the plug housing. The power contact has a mating portion having a separable mating interface configured to be plugged into a header contact stack of header contacts of the header connector when mated with the header connector. The busbar is welded to a weld pad at a terminating portion of the power contact. A threaded bolt passes through the plug housing configured to be threadably coupled to a threaded connector of the header connector to secure the plug housing to the header connector.

Abstract: A cap for an electrical connector comprises a first cap body defining a first portion of a first circular opening, and a second cap body defining a second portion of a first circular opening. The second cap body is hingedly connected to the first cap body and movable between an open position and a closed position. In the closed position, first and second portions of the first cap body and the second cap body define a circular opening sized to receive a conductive cable therethrough.

Abstract: A power connector includes a housing having a terminal channel and a terminal received in the terminal channel including a mating pin at a front of the terminal and a cable connector at a rear of the terminal. The mating pin is positioned in the terminal channel for mating with a charging connector. The cable connector includes a pad configured to be terminated to a power cable. The power connector includes a heat exchanger thermally coupled to the pad of the terminal. The heat exchanger includes a coolant channel for coolant flow through the heat exchanger for actively cooling the terminal. The heat exchanger includes a thermally conductive separator electrically isolating the heat exchanger from the pad of the terminal.

Abstract: Systems and methods for segmenting scan data are disclosed. The methods include creating a graph from scan data representing a plurality of points in an environment associated with a ground and one or more objects, where the graph includes a plurality of vertices corresponding to the plurality of points in the environment, a first terminal vertex associated with the ground label, and a second terminal vertex associated with the non-ground label. A unary potential being the cost of assigning a vertex to a ground label or a non-ground label is assigned to each vertex, and a pairwise potential is assigned to each pair of neighboring vertices in the graph as a measure of a cost of assigning different labels. The methods include using the unary the pairwise potentials to identify labels for each point and segmenting the scan data to identify points associated with the ground.

Abstract: An intelligent keyboard for mobile devices and other computer devices. This intelligent keyboard provides the user with suggestions of relevant words or phrases that can be used to start or continue a conversation on text message, email and/or various web applications. The intelligent keyboard provides conversation suggestions that are appropriate for given application contexts, categories, and conversation types. The intelligent keyboard uses user generated content from application users, usage history, profile data, dialogue data, platform generated content from the system managers/owners, content collected from various websites/integrations and natural language content generated by artificial intelligence. Content is ranked by preference, contextual suitability, and performance. Content is further tagged for application context. User behavior, user data and artificial intelligence models continuously update the system so that the relevance and performance of keyboard content is optimized.

Abstract: A sun visor assembly includes a visor having a recess, a first clip portion, and a second clip portion configured to be integrally mounted in the recess of the visor. The second clip portion is configured for connection to the first clip portion to allow the first clip portion to undergo pivotal movement relative to the second clip portion between open and closed states of the first clip portion. The first and second clip portions together form a cavity for securely accommodating and releasable holding an item in the closed state of the first clip portion.