Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to managing cruise control settings. A cruise control indicator is displayed at a location that corresponds to a cruise control speed concurrently with a textual indication of the cruise control speed. In response to receiving input, the textual indication ceases to be displayed after a non-zero duration while the cruise control indicator continues to be displayed.

Abstract: Resection guides include a body a plurality of alignment pin through-holes and a plurality of guide through-holes so that the pattern of guide through-holes is operable for receiving a drill for use in resecting the at least a portion of the anatomical structure of the patient. Sweeping reamers include a body having a plurality of alignment pin through-holes and an elongated opening, and a reamer extendable through the elongated opening of the body. Decoupled resection guides include a first body having a plurality of alignment pin through-holes and a second body having a plurality of fixation pin through-holes and at least one guide aperture operable for guiding a cutting tool for use in resecting a portion of the second anatomical structure of the patient. Methods employing the same are disclosed and operable in, for example, total ankle replacement.

Abstract: Instruments, devices, systems and methods for maintaining, correcting and/or fusing joint deformities are disclosed. The system includes a first translation mechanism, a second translation mechanism coupled to the first translation mechanism, and a third translation mechanism coupled to the second translation mechanism, and a tower coupled to the third translation mechanism. Methods of assembling and using the alignment guides for maintaining, correcting and/or fusing joint deformities are also disclosed.

Abstract: Methods for total ankle replacement procedures are disclosed. A method includes making an initial incision, obtaining an alignment guide, performing an alignment, performing a tibia and talar resection, trialing the implant components, performing a talar chamfer resection, and implanting the components.

Abstract: Some examples of the disclosure are directed to systems and methods for facilitating display of content and avatars in a multi-communication session including a first electronic device and a second electronic device. In some examples, the first electronic device presents a computer-generated environment including an avatar corresponding to a user of the second electronic device and a first object, wherein the computer-generated environment is presented based on a first set of display parameters satisfying a first set of criteria, including a spatial parameter for the user of the second electronic device, a spatial parameter for the first object, and a display mode parameter for the first object. In response to detecting a change in one or more of the first set of display parameters, the first electronic device updates presentation of the computer-generated environment in accordance with the one or more changes of the first set of display parameters.

Abstract: A collaborative security management system and methods are presented. The system includes a processor communicating with two or more user devices and memory communicating with the processor. The memory stores instructions that when executed result in the processor storing two or more data structures in memory. Each data structure includes secured information. The processor establishes at least one safe associated with the data structures and defines security rules for the safe. Each rule governs one of an access and an operations privilege. The access privilege grants or denies access to the safe by the user devices via an interface. The operations privilege enables or disables performance of operations upon the safe initiated by the user device from the interface. The processor controls, by the security rules, at least one of access to and operations performed upon the safes and data structures associated therewith by the user devices.

Abstract: The present invention provides a file monitoring approach that runs on bridge servers in an SNI environment, monitors a defined folder and detects the same file existing (by its file name persisting) for a predetermined interval period or longer. Optionally, the program can attempt to unlock the ticket corresponding to the inbound update. It also sends notification of the condition to bridge support. If the option to unlock the ticket is used, it reports on the success or failure of the attempt to unlock the ticket in the notification sent. One advantage of using this approach is to automatically detect when this condition is occurring to avoid bridge log space problems, possible customer calls to a helpdesk to request tickets be unlocked, and to notify bridge support. This approach helps to automate bridge support.