Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for identifying potential process failure in a robotic process automation (RPA) platform, actions can include providing a predictive model based on application records of processes executed in the RPA platform, receiving data representative of a process being executed by a bot within the RPA platform, determining a prediction indicating a likelihood of failure of the process, and selectively issuing an alert in response to the prediction.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for identifying potential process failure in a robotic process automation (RPA) platform, actions can include providing a predictive model based on application records of processes executed in the RPA platform, receiving data representative of a process being executed by a bot within the RPA platform, determining a prediction indicating a likelihood of failure of the process, and selectively issuing an alert in response to the prediction.

Abstract: A method of classifying a Bacillus bacterium is provided. In certain embodiments, the method includes proteotyping a Bacillus bacterium by analyzing a nucleic acid encoding an SspE protein of the Bacillus bacterium.

Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to absorbent products, such as absorbent articles and packages of absorbent articles, that have a food scent. More preferably, the absorbent products have a chocolate scent. Alternately or in addition, the absorbent products may comprise a food related reward. Also provided are methods for rewarding a consumer for the purchase of such absorbent products.

Abstract: The present invention provides a discreet sanitary kit which allows a person in need of sanitary personal care products to carry the sanitary personal care articles in a manner which will not alert others that the kit contains sanitary articles. Also provided by the present invention is a discreet sanitary kit with a self-indulgence item.

Abstract: The present invention provides a discreet package for absorbent personal care articles. A discreet package containing absorbent personal care articles of the present invention is a flexible package. The flexible package has a packaging component having one or more side panels, a bottom panel and a storage compartment. The side panel has a top edge, which forms an opening which is closable. This side panel may be connected, directly or indirectly to the bottom panel or the bottom panel may be formed from the same web in which the side panel is made. Each of the side panel and the bottom panel have an exterior surface and an interior surface, and the interior surface of the side panel and the interior surface of the bottom panel define the storage compartment, wherein the storage compartment has sufficient volume to hold at least two absorbent personal care articles. Positioned within the storage compartment is a plurality of absorbent personal care articles.

Abstract: The present invention provides a package for holding and dispensing absorbent personal care articles. The package has a plurality absorbent personal care articles and a plurality packaging components. Each of the packaging components has a compartment, a fixed end and a free end. Each fixed end is connected directly or indirectly to at least one other fixed end of another packaging component and each free end of a given packaging component is opposed to the fixed end. The compartment of each packaging component has at least one absorbent personal care article placed within the compartment. The package of the present invention may optionally have a cover to further protect the packaging components and absorbent articles contained therein. Other features provided in the package of the present invention include a fastening means which allow the package to remain in a closed position.

Abstract: An absorbent garment for wear about a wearer's waist includes a waist belt, a garment shell and an absorbent assembly constructed to take in and retain body exudates released by the wearer. The absorbent assembly is releasably attached generally at front and back waist regions thereof to the waist belt. The garment shell is attached generally at front and back waist regions thereof to the waist belt, with the absorbent assembly generally disposed within the garment shell, whereby the front waist region of the garment shell is in opposed relationship with the front waist region of the absorbent assembly and the back waist region of the garment shell is in opposed relationship with the back waist region of the absorbent assembly.

Abstract: An absorbent garment has an absorbent assembly disposed within a garment shell configured for encircling the wearer's waist. The garment shell comprises a front panel assembly having laterally opposite side margins, and a back panel assembly having laterally opposite side margins. The absorbent assembly is attached at a front waist region thereof to the garment shell generally at the side margins of the front panel assembly to together define front side margins of the absorbent garment. The absorbent assembly is further attached at a back waist region thereof to the garment shell generally at the side margins of the back panel assembly to together define back side margins of the absorbent garment. The front side margins and the back side margins of the absorbent garment are releasably attached to each other to removably secure the absorbent garment on the wearer's waist.

Abstract: An absorbent article, such as a feminine care product, includes a liquid permeable top cover, a generally liquid impermeable baffle, and an absorbent structure disposed between the top cover and outer cover. The garment facing side of the baffle includes hook material as a primary attachment mechanism between the baffle and the undergarment. The top cover is a hook compatible material that is releasably attachable to the hook material such that the article can be rolled into a tube-like configuration wherein the hook material is releasably engaged with the hook compatible material for maintaining the article in a rolled configuration.

Abstract: An absorbent article, such as a feminine care product, includes a liquid permeable top cover, a generally liquid impermeable baffle, and an absorbent structure disposed between the top cover and outer cover. A wing structure is removably attachable to a garment facing side of the baffle and includes laterally extending flap portions having dimensions so as to wrap around the crotch portion of an undergarment. The garment facing side of baffle includes hook material defined in a pattern extending generally over the surface thereof, the hook material providing a primary attachment between the baffle and the undergarment. The wing structure has a body facing side of a hook compatible material and a garment facing side comprising hook material defined in a pattern extending generally over the surface thereof. The wing structure is variably positionable on and removably attachable over the entirety of the garment facing side of baffle.

Abstract: An absorbent garment has an absorbent assembly disposed within a garment shell configured for encircling a wearer's waist. The absorbent assembly has an inner surface adapted for contiguous relationship with the wearer's body, a front waist region in opposed relationship with a front waist region of the garment shell, a back waist region in opposed relationship with a back waist region of the garment shell, and a crotch region extending longitudinally between and interconnecting the front and back waist regions of the absorbent assembly. The absorbent assembly is releasably attached generally at a front waist end thereof to the garment shell generally at the front waist end of the garment shell, and is also releasably attached generally at a back waist end thereof to the garment shell generally at the back waist end of the garment shell.

Abstract: The present invention discloses and claims an absorbent article having a liquid permeable cover, a generally liquid impermeable baffle, and segmented absorbent pads that are transversely separated by a flexible zone. The flexible zone is minimally absorbent and preferentially deforms before the segmented absorbent pads. Lateral force on the absorbent article compresses the flexible zone and reduces the transverse width of the absorbent article.

Abstract: The present invention discloses and claims a system and method for disguising a personal care product. The personal care product includes a pattern that matches a design on an undergarment so that the personal care product blends into the background of the undergarment. The method for disguising the personal care product includes creating a pattern to match the design on the undergarment and placing the pattern on the personal care product.