Abstract: Methods, systems, and non-transitory computer readable media for computing physical dimensions of feet based on user-captured images are described. In at least one embodiment, an exemplary method comprises: receiving, by a server from a user device, an image of the user's foot or feet; segmenting the image to identify the user's foot or feet; computing the one or more physical parameters of the user's foot or feet.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a scanning device comprising a support base, a pressure panel disposed on an upper surface of the support base, and a plurality of cameras distributed around an outer perimeter of the support base.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and non-transitory computer readable media for providing a user portal to facilitate modeling of foot-related data are described.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and non-transitory computer readable media for computing physical dimensions of feet based on user-captured images are described. In at least one embodiment, an exemplary method comprises: receiving, by a server from a user device, an image of the user's foot or feet; segmenting the image to identify the user's foot or feet; computing the one or more physical parameters of the user's foot or feet.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a microelectronic assembly comprising: a first integrated circuit (IC) die, the first IC die comprising an input/output (IO) circuit; and a plurality of IC dies, the plurality of IC dies comprising a second IC die, the second IC die comprising a microcontroller circuit to control the IO circuit, wherein the first IC die and the plurality of IC dies are coupled with interconnects having a pitch of less than 10 micrometers between adjacent ones of the interconnects.

Abstract: A microelectronic assembly is provided, comprising: a first integrated circuit (IC) die having a first connection to a first serializer/deserializer (SERDES) circuit and a second connection to a second SERDES circuit; a second IC die having the first SERDES circuit; and a third IC die having the second SERDES circuit, in which the first IC die is in a first layer, the second IC die and the third IC die are in a second layer not coplanar with the first layer, the first layer and the second layer are coupled by interconnects having a pitch of less than 10 micrometers between adjacent ones of the interconnects, and the first SERDES circuit and the second SERDES circuit are coupled by a conductive pathway.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and non-transitory computer readable media for computing physical dimensions of feet based on user-captured images are described. In at least one embodiment, an exemplary method comprises: receiving, by a server from a user device, an image of the user's foot or feet; segmenting the image to identify the user's foot or feet; computing the one or more physical parameters of the user's foot or feet.

Abstract: An Integrated Circuit (IC), comprising a first conductive trace on a first die, a second conductive trace on a second die, and a conductive pathway electrically coupling the first conductive trace with the second conductive trace. The second die is coupled to the first die with interconnects. The conductive pathway comprises a portion of the interconnects located proximate to a periphery of a region in the first die through which the first conductive trace is not routable. In some embodiments, the conductive pathway reroutes electrical connections away from the region. The region comprises a high congestion zone having high routing density in some embodiments. In other embodiments, the region comprises a “keep-out” zone.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a scanning device comprising a support base, a pressure panel disposed on an upper surface of the support base, and a plurality of cameras distributed around an outer perimeter of the support base.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a scanning device comprising a support base, a pressure panel disposed on an upper surface of the support base, and a plurality of cameras distributed around an outer perimeter of the support base.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a scanning device comprising a support base, a pressure panel disposed on an upper surface of the support base, and a plurality of cameras distributed around an outer perimeter of the support base.

Abstract: A network device receives, from a client device, a request to perform a network speed test of a network connecting the client device and the network device. The network device conducts a trial test, involving data delivery between the network device and the client device, to determine an approximate capacity of the network. The network device selects an optimum data size based on results of the trial test, and selects a number of threads needed to saturate the network based on the results of the trial test. The network device controls conducting of the network speed test, using a control thread from the network device to the client device, wherein the network speed test utilizes the optimum data size and the selected number of threads.

Abstract: A network device receives, from a client device, a request to perform a network speed test of a network connecting the client device and the network device. The network device conducts a trial test, involving data delivery between the network device and the client device, to determine an approximate capacity of the network. The network device selects an optimum data size based on results of the trial test, and selects a number of threads needed to saturate the network based on the results of the trial test. The network device controls conducting of the network speed test, using a control thread from the network device to the client device, wherein the network speed test utilizes the optimum data size and the selected number of threads.

Abstract: The current document is directed to methods and systems that identify projects for which service consumers desire service provision and identify available candidate service providers that best match various project parameters and service-provision criteria determined by the automated system. Information describing the identified candidate service providers is presented to the service consumers by the systems to allow service consumers in order to facilitate their selection of service providers and scheduling of service provision. In one described implementation, service providers are matched to stock-keeping-unit (“SKU”) identifiers and location or locations. Service providers identified in the initial SKU-and-location-based matching process are then scored and ranked according to additional criteria and constraints, with information describing the highest-ranked service candidate providers provided to service consumers for selection and scheduling.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a lock assembly for enabling use of a key-in-knob lock cylinder assembly in different types of lock assemblies. The method includes providing a key-in-knob lock assembly having a key-in-knob housing and a plug rotatably engaged within the key-in-knob housing, providing an interchangeable core lock assembly having an interchangeable core housing, and inserting the key-in-knob housing into the interchangeable core housing such that the key-in-knob housing is universally exchangeable between the key-in-knob lock assembly and the interchangeable core lock assembly.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a lock assembly for enabling use of a key-in-knob lock cylinder assembly in different types of lock assemblies. The method includes providing a key-in-knob lock assembly having a key-in-knob housing and a plug rotatably engaged within the key-in-knob housing, providing an interchangeable core lock assembly having an interchangeable core housing, and inserting the key-in-knob housing into the interchangeable core housing such that the key-in-knob housing is universally exchangeable between the key-in-knob lock assembly and the interchangeable core lock assembly.