Abstract: Computer vision systems and methods for detecting anomalous building models are provided. The systems and methods can detect anomalies in building models using one or more of an independent univariate Gaussian algorithm, a multivariate Gaussian algorithm, a combination of a multivariate Gaussian algorithm for continuous features and a frequency histogram algorithm for discrete features, and/or a bin frequency model. The system automatically processes computerized models to determine anomalies, and indicates whether the models are accurate and whether correction is required.

Abstract: A respiratory ventilator device is described herein. The respiratory ventilator device includes an inhaled air assembly including an injector diaphragm housing including a flexible injector diaphragm, an extractor diaphragm housing including a flexible extractor diaphragm, a pneumatic compressed air assembly, and a control system operatively coupled to the pneumatic compressed air assembly. The control system including a processor programmed to execute an algorithm for operating the respiratory ventilator device including the steps of operating the pneumatic compressed air assembly in a first phase including the injector diaphragm and the extractor diaphragm in a center position, and operating the pneumatic compressed air assembly in a second phase including delivering compressed air into the injector diaphragm housing to move the flexible injector diaphragm to channel inhalation air from the injector diaphragm housing to a patient respiratory circuit.

Abstract: Computer vision systems and methods for detecting anomalous building models are provided. The systems and methods can detect anomalies in building models using one or more of an independent univariate Gaussian algorithm, a multivariate Gaussian algorithm, a combination of a multivariate Gaussian algorithm for continuous features and a frequency histogram algorithm for discrete features, and/or a bin frequency model. The system automatically processes computerized models to determine anomalies, and indicates whether the models are accurate and whether correction is required.

Abstract: A system for modeling a three-dimensional structure utilizing two-dimensional segments comprising a memory and a processor in communication with the memory. The processor extracts a plurality of two-dimensional segments corresponding to the three-dimensional structure from a plurality of images indicative of different views of the three-dimensional structure. The processor determines a plurality of three-dimensional candidate segments based on the extracted plurality of two-dimensional segments and adds the plurality of three-dimensional candidate segments to a three-dimensional segment cloud. The processor transforms the three-dimensional segment cloud into a wireframe indicative of the three-dimensional structure by performing a wireframe extraction process on the three-dimensional segment cloud.

Abstract: A system for modeling a three-dimensional structure utilizing two-dimensional segments comprising a memory and a processor in communication with the memory. The processor extracts a plurality of two-dimensional segments corresponding to the three-dimensional structure from a plurality of images indicative of different views of the three-dimensional structure. The processor determines a plurality of three-dimensional candidate segments based on the extracted plurality of two-dimensional segments and adds the plurality of three-dimensional candidate segments to a three-dimensional segment cloud. The processor transforms the three-dimensional segment cloud into a wireframe indicative of the three-dimensional structure by performing a wireframe extraction process on the three-dimensional segment cloud.

Abstract: A respiratory ventilator device is described herein. The respiratory ventilator device includes an inhaled air assembly and a pneumatic compressed air assembly. The inhaled air assembly includes an injector diaphragm housing including a flexible silicone rubber diaphragm dividing an interior volume into an inhalation air chamber containing inhalation air and a compressed air chamber for containing compressed air. The pneumatic compressed air assembly operates in a compression phase delivering compressed air into the compressed air chamber to inflate the flexible silicone rubber diaphragm to reduce a volume of the inhalation air chamber and channel the inhalation air to a patient respiratory circuit, and operates in an expansion phase removing compressed air from the compressed air chamber to deflate the flexible silicone rubber diaphragm to increase the volume of the inhalation air chamber and receive the inhalation air from the supply of oxygenated air.

Abstract: A respiratory ventilator device is described herein. The respiratory ventilator device includes an inhaled air assembly, an exhaled air assembly, and a control system operatively coupled to the inhaled air assembly and the exhaled air assembly. The inhaled air assembly is coupled to a patient respiratory circuit and configured to channel a volume of inhalation air to the patient's lungs to assist in patient inhalation. The exhaled air assembly is coupled to the patient respiratory circuit and configured to remove air from the patient's lungs to assist in a patient exhalation. The control system is configured to operate the respiratory ventilator system in an inhalation mode and an exhalation mode.

Abstract: A respiratory ventilator device is described herein. The respiratory ventilator device includes an inhaled air assembly, an exhaled air assembly, and a control system operatively coupled to the inhaled air assembly and the exhaled air assembly. The inhaled air assembly is coupled to a patient respiratory circuit and configured to channel a volume of inhalation air to the patient's lungs to assist in patient inhalation. The exhaled air assembly is coupled to the patient respiratory circuit and configured to remove air from the patent's lungs to assist in a patient exhalation. The control system is configured to operate the respiratory ventilator system in an inhalation mode and an exhalation mode.

Abstract: Computer vision systems and methods for detecting anomalous building models are provided. The systems and methods can detect anomalies in building models using one or more of an independent univariate Gaussian algorithm, a multivariate Gaussian algorithm, a combination of a multivariate Gaussian algorithm for continuous features and a frequency histogram algorithm for discrete features, and/or a bin frequency model. The system automatically processes computerized models to determine anomalies, and indicates whether the models are accurate and whether correction is required.

Abstract: A system and method for automatically modeling symmetry planes and principal orientations from three dimensional (“3D”) segments. The system comprises receiving a set of 3D segments representing a structure from the input source, wherein the set of 3D segments comprises one or more segment pairs. The system then generates symmetry plane data by calculating a symmetry plane for each of the one or more segment pairs. Next, the system accumulates the symmetry plane data in a Hough space. Lastly, the system constructs one or more Hough space symmetry planes from the symmetry plane data and calculates a principal orientation of the structure.

Abstract: A system for modeling a three-dimensional structure utilizing two-dimensional segments comprising a memory and a processor in communication with the memory. The processor extracts a plurality of two-dimensional segments corresponding to the three-dimensional structure from a plurality of images indicative of different views of the three-dimensional structure. The processor determines a plurality of three-dimensional candidate segments based on the extracted plurality of two-dimensional segments and adds the plurality of three-dimensional candidate segments to a three-dimensional segment cloud. The processor transforms the three-dimensional segment cloud into a wireframe indicative of the three-dimensional structure by performing a wireframe extraction process on the three-dimensional segment cloud.

Abstract: The device is materialized in an instrument for the detection of emissions of natural gas and other hydrocarbons in gas phase, comprising the combination of a ruggedized tablet (1) and an infrared camera (2), connected together with capacity to be detached, and continue working separately by means of an extension cable, the tablet (1) being provided with a protective casing which determines an ergonomic support (3), with handling grips (5) and a handle (6), also including adjustable straps (4) to hang from the shoulder. The infrared camera (2) includes an interchangeable lens (7), and an electronic board (9) wherein a detector spectrally optimized for hydrocarbon detection is integrated. The design based on a tablet, allows the software to be expanded and modified in the future.

Abstract: A suitable diffusion nozzle (20) for an ultrasounds probe using water as coupling agent between a piece under inspection and an acoustic transductor (13) such that the water is driven towards the surface of the material through a propulsion channel (21) surrounded by a plurality of diffusion channels (23) through which air is injected under pressure, forming an insulating screen capable of repelling the drops of water generated on the jet of water striking the surface of the material.