Abstract: Systems and methods for treating cellulite including an apparatus that applies or a method involving separating septa to eliminate or reduce the appearance of cellulite. In one approach, an interventional tool is placed between tissue layers to engage and treat septa connecting tissue layers between which fat deposits are contained.

Abstract: Systems and methods for treating cellulite including an apparatus that applies or a method involving separating septa to eliminate or reduce the appearance of cellulite. In one approach, an interventional tool is placed between tissue layers to engage and treat septa connecting tissue layers between which fat deposits are contained.

Abstract: Systems and methods for treating cellulite including an apparatus that applies or a method involving disrupting, stretching, re-orienting or tearing septa to eliminate or reduce the appearance of cellulite. In one approach, an expandable member is placed between tissue layers to stretch or tear septa connecting tissue layers between which fat deposits are contained.

Abstract: This document describes techniques and apparatuses directed at localized haptic feedback in electronic devices using pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) and piezoelectric haptic actuators. In aspects, an electronic device includes a housing having a frame defining a slot. An actuator is adhered to the frame at the bottom of the slot by the PSA. When a force is applied to an exterior surface of the actuator (“button press”), the PSA compresses and an extending member attached to the actuator, opposite the exterior surface, slidably moves within an aperture in the frame at the bottom of the slot. The extending member engages a sensor module (e.g., piezoelectric sensor) and the electronic device registers a button press. The sensor module then applies haptic feedback to the extending member and through the actuator to the exterior surface. When the force is removed from the actuator's exterior surface, the PSA expands to an approximate original thickness.

Abstract: This document describes techniques and apparatuses directed at localized haptic feedback in electronic devices using pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) and piezoelectric haptic actuators. In aspects, an electronic device includes a housing having a frame defining a slot. An actuator is adhered to the frame at the bottom of the slot by the PSA. When a force is applied to an exterior surface of the actuator (“button press”), the PSA compresses and an extending member attached to the actuator, opposite the exterior surface, slidably moves within an aperture in the frame at the bottom of the slot. The extending member engages a sensor module (e.g., piezoelectric sensor) and the electronic device registers a button press. The sensor module then applies haptic feedback to the extending member and through the actuator to the exterior surface. When the force is removed from the actuator's exterior surface, the PSA expands to an approximate original thickness.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for real-time mapping in a movable object environment. A real-time mapping system can include at least an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), comprising a propulsion system, a main body coupled to the propulsion system and a payload assembly coupled to the main body via a mounting assembly, wherein the payload assembly includes a payload comprising a scanning sensor and a positioning sensor, the payload assembly configured to orient the scanning sensor at a plurality of angles relative to the main body.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for real-time mapping in a movable object environment. A real-time mapping system can include at least an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), comprising a propulsion system, a main body coupled to the propulsion system and a payload assembly coupled to the main body via a payload port, wherein the payload assembly is configured to couple to the payload port and support a scanning sensor and a positioning sensor.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for real-time mapping in a movable object environment. A real-time mapping system can include at least one movable object including a computing device, a scanning sensor electronically coupled to the computing device, and a positioning sensor electronically coupled to the computing device. The computing device can include at least one processor and a mapping manager, the mapping manager may be configured to obtain mapping data from the scanning sensor and obtain positioning data from the positioning sensor. The mapping manager can associate the mapping data with the positioning data based at least on time data associated with the mapping data and the positioning data, and then generate a map in a first coordinate system based at least on the associated mapping data and positioning data.