Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and methods for calibrating a device by determining a reference point for working on an object. An apparatus includes a pin member, a shell member, an elastic member, and a base member. The pin member includes a tip, a protrusion, a first mark, and a distal end. The shell member includes a second mark and an opening and receives at least a first portion of the pin member therethrough. The opening exposes the first mark when the first mark is aligned with the second mark. The elastic member receives at least a second portion of the pin member therethrough. A portion of the elastic member is received within the shell member. The base member receives at least a third portion of the pin member therethrough and includes a rim member that receives the third portion of the pin member therethrough and supports one end of the elastic member.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments integrate a tee or valve into an outlet end fitting of a liquid chromatography column. The tee or valve is suitable for providing additional fluidic flow paths to ports of the end fitting and eliminates the need for post-column fluidic conduits connecting to tees or valves to insert fluidic inputs or divert flow to outputs. This integration decreases the distance that eluent from the liquid chromatography column has to travel to reach a detector relative to systems that use external tees or valves while providing tee/valve functionality and reducing the fluidic volume post-column. As a result, the exemplary embodiments help decrease sample dispersion.

Abstract: A portable information handling system includes a touch function row between a keyboard and a display that accepts touches at plural locations to initiate an on-screen-display user interface for a selected of plural functions based upon a touch location. The touch locations may be identified with illumination points and unlabeled as to an associated function since the function associated with a touch location is presented at the display. The on-screen-display user interface presents different control interfaces when touches include multiple fingers and drag versus non-drag inputs.

Abstract: A portable information handling system includes a touch function row between a keyboard and a display that accepts touches or proximity detection at plural locations to initiate an on-screen-display user interface for a selected of plural functions based upon a touch location. The touch and/or proximity locations may be identified with illumination points and unlabeled as to an associated function since the function associated with a touch and/or proximity location is presented at the display. Alternatively, a secondary display presents function key images at the touch function row. The on-screen-display user interface presents different control interfaces when touches include multiple fingers and drag versus non-drag inputs.

Abstract: A portable information handling system includes a touch function row between a keyboard and a display that accepts touches at plural locations to initiate an on-screen-display user interface for a selected of plural functions based upon a touch location. The touch locations may be identified with illumination points and unlabeled as to an associated function since the function associated with a touch location is presented at the display. Alternatively, a secondary display presents function key images at the touch function row. The on-screen-display user interface presents different control interfaces when touches include multiple fingers and drag versus non-drag inputs.

Abstract: A portable information handling system includes a touch function row between a keyboard and a display that accepts touches or proximity detection at plural locations to initiate an on-screen-display user interface for a selected of plural functions based upon a touch location. The touch and/or proximity locations may be identified with illumination points and unlabeled as to an associated function since the function associated with a touch and/or proximity location is presented at the display. Alternatively, a flexible display extended from a housing lid portion over a hinge and a part of a housing main portion presents function key images at the touch function row. The on-screen-display user interface presents different control interfaces when touches include multiple fingers and drag versus non-drag inputs.

Abstract: An EM device is provided that includes an antenna assembly for radiating at least one electromagnetic field for electromagnetic navigation. The EM device also includes a moving arrangement coupled to the antenna assembly and configured to either move the antenna assembly toward and away from a CT scan plane or move a patient toward and away from the antenna assembly. An operating system is provided that includes a CT scanner defining a CT scan plane, and a patient table housing an antenna assembly and a moving arrangement. A method is provided that includes engaging a moving arrangement to move a patient, activating the CT scanner, and activating the antenna of an electromagnetic navigation system.

Abstract: Provided are processes for the use of a single dried blood sample for the preparation of test samples including targets of differing structures. The processes allow the same dried blood sample to be used for preparation of a first test sample including a non-nucleic acid target, and the same dried blood sample to be subsequently processed for preparation of a test sample that includes a nucleic acid target whereby the processes preserve the ability of the nucleic acid to be detected in subsequent detection assays following prior isolation of non-nucleic acid targets.

Abstract: A portable information handling system includes a touch function row between a keyboard and a display that accepts touches at plural locations to initiate an on-screen-display user interface for a selected of plural functions based upon a touch location. The touch locations may be identified with illumination points and unlabeled as to an associated function since the function associated with a touch location is presented at the display. The on-screen-display user interface presents different control interfaces when touches include multiple fingers and drag versus non-drag inputs.

Abstract: A solar tracker system includes a support tube, a solar panel assembly connected to the support tube, and an active lock connected to the support tube. The active lock includes a housing defining a chamber and a seal. The seal prevents a flow of fluid through the chamber when the active lock is in a sealed state and allows the flow of fluid through the chamber when the active lock is in an unsealed state. The active lock further includes a locking system motor connected to the seal to transition the active lock between the sealed state and the unsealed state, a battery providing power to the locking system motor, and an antenna for receiving instructions controlling the locking system motor.

Abstract: A radio frequency identification (RFID) printer device for electronically encoding and verifying RFID labels, the RFID printer device comprising a thermal printhead, a platen roller, a first RFID antenna configured upstream from the thermal printhead and the platen roller, a second RFID antenna configured downstream from the first RFID antenna, a memory device having executable instructions stored therein, and one or more processors communicatively coupled to the memory, the one or more processors, in response to the executable instructions, configured to transmit data via the first RFID antenna, wherein the data is encoded to one or more RFID tags associated with respective one or more RFID labels during a first RFID communication window, and receive and transmit data via the second RFID antenna to verify the encoded data during a second RFID communication window.

Abstract: An attachment includes a body, an impact portion defining an impact axis and configured to receive repeated impacts from the powered hammer, and a driving portion including a side load driving portion and a top load driving portion that alternately receive the rod to transmit driving forces from the repeated impacts to the rod. The side load driving portion defines a side load driving axis that is offset from the impact axis. The top load driving portion includes a blind bore and defines a top load driving axis that is coaxial with the impact axis. The top load driving portion includes a sleeve disposed within the blind bore and configured to decrease wear of the blind bore during use.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments are disclosed of solar mitigation solutions for electronic equipment, such as electronic control modules (ECMs) or electronic control units (ECUs) (e.g., automotive telematics control unit (TCU), TCU antenna module, etc.), antennas, antenna arrays, vehicular antenna assemblies, radomes, cellular towers, other electronic equipment that is exposed to solar radiation and suffers from the external energy impact, etc.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for processing and storing remote sensing data. An exemplary method includes collecting information regarding a target based on an objective; receiving the information regarding the target; temporally storing the information regarding the target; deriving, using the information regarding the target, a first data fingerprint based on the objective; providing a library configured to store at least one data fingerprint; determining whether the library includes a second data fingerprint having the same objective; upon determining that the library includes the second data fingerprint, determining whether there is sufficient difference between the first data fingerprint and the second data fingerprint; and in response to determining there is sufficient difference between the first data fingerprint and the second data fingerprint, storing the information regarding the target in a remote sensing platform.

Abstract: Integrated circuit structures having front-side-guided backside source or drain contacts are described. In an example, an integrated circuit structure includes first, second and third pluralities of horizontally stacked nanowires or fins, and first, second and third gate stacks. A first epitaxial source or drain structure is between the first plurality of horizontally stacked nanowires or fin and the second plurality of horizontally stacked nanowires or fin, and has a backside contact structure thereon. A second epitaxial source or drain structure is between the second plurality of horizontally stacked nanowires or fin and the third plurality of horizontally stacked nanowires or fin, and has a backside dielectric structure thereon, the backside dielectric structure laterally spaced apart from the backside contact structure. A dielectric gate cut plug is in contact with an end of the backside dielectric structure and with an end of the backside contact structure.

Abstract: Body wash compositions having an increased shelf-life are described. The body wash compositions include a Maillard reaction inhibiting enzyme that prevents a Maillard reaction between an amine and a reducing sugar. The Maillard reaction can cause yellowing of the body wash compositions. The body wash compositions which includes the Maillard reaction inhibiting enzyme do not undergo yellowing and thus have an increased shelf-life compared to equivalent body wash compositions that lack such an enzyme.

Abstract: Hand soap compositions having an increased shelf-life are described herein. The hand soap compositions include a Maillard reaction inhibiting enzyme that prevents a Maillard reaction between amine source and reducing sugars present in a hand soap composition. The Maillard reaction can cause yellowing of the hand soap composition. Hand soap compositions described herein, which include the Maillard reaction inhibiting enzyme, do not undergo yellowing and thus have an increased shelf-life compared to equivalent hand soap compositions that lack such an enzyme.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a two-part composition polymeric material including a first part and a second part. The first part includes an inorganic filler and a polymeric material including a polymerized reaction product of a polymerizable composition including components. The components include a uretdione-containing material including a reaction product of a diisocyanate reacted with itself; a first hydroxyl-containing compound; and an optional second hydroxyl-containing compound having a single OH group. The second part includes a polythiol having an average sulfhydryl group functionality of 2 or greater. Further, a method of adhering two substrates is provided, including obtaining a two-part composition; combining at least a portion of the first part with at least a portion of the second part to form a mixture; disposing at least a portion of the mixture on a first substrate; and contacting a second substrate with the mixture disposed on the first substrate.

Abstract: A smartphone-integrated OCT system to leverage the built-in components of smartphones for detection and processing, and/or display of OCT data. The smartphone-integrated optical coherence tomography system includes an optical coherence tomography (OCT) system, a smartphone, and a spectrometer configuration of optical components coupled to the optical coherence tomography system and the smartphone.