Abstract: A vehicle for detecting and verifying wireless devices includes a plurality of radio frequency (RF) detectors installed throughout the vehicle to scan for wireless signals; a machine learning (ML) model configured to analyze detected wireless devices and classify them as trusted or untrusted based on a database of historical usage patterns; a vehicle human machine interface (HMI), configured to display notifications regarding the detected wireless devices and receive user input to confirm whether unknown wireless devices are trusted; and an access controller configured to utilize the ML model to analyze the wireless signals from the RF detectors to determine presence and trust of wireless devices, responsive to detecting an unknown wireless device based on the ML model, provide an unknown device notification via the vehicle HMI, and update the database based on user feedback whether the unknown wireless device is trusted.

Abstract: Cameras can be used in applications that provide measurements of objects in the field of view. These applications can include advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). Cameras used this way may require calibration in order to correctly map offsets in the camera image to measurements in the environment. This calibration may involve imaging a known target with a known position and orientation relative to the camera and known patterns on the target. It may be desirable to bring the target to the location of the camera, rather than bringing the camera to the location of the vehicle. The present invention provides a mobile calibration stand for enabling the accurate positioning of a calibration target relative to a vehicle in order to successfully calibrate a camera associated with the vehicle.

Abstract: A retaining device for a temporary connection to a hinge having an axis of rotation, including a holder assigned to a hinge member of the hinge. The holder includes a curved elongated hole and an eye. The eye is concentrically arranged to the axis of rotation. The eye includes an inner circumference for receiving a bolt defining the axis of rotation. The holder is configured as a one-piece part. The holder is detachable from the hinge and has a first side facing the hinge member. At least one projection extends from the first side of the holder and to an automobile hinge and to a method. A retaining device, an automobile hinge and a method provided by the at least one projection arranged directly adjacent to the inner circumference of the eye of the holder.

Abstract: A soft wearable medical device may comprise a force actuation system at least partially disposed in a glove assembly. The force actuation system may be a passive or active actuation system. The force actuation system may be configured to adjust a grip of a patient during use of the soft wearable medical device. The soft wearable medical device may further comprise a force indication system including a plurality of force sensors and a light array, each force sensor disposed in a finger of the glove assembly and the light array mounted to the glove assembly.

Abstract: A retaining device for a temporary connection to a hinge having an axis of rotation, including a holder assigned to a hinge member of the hinge. The holder includes a curved elongated hole and an eye. The eye is concentrically arranged to the axis of rotation. The eye includes an inner circumference for receiving a bolt defining the axis of rotation. The holder is configured as a one-piece part. The holder is detachable from the hinge and has a first side facing the hinge member. At least one projection extends from the first side of the holder and to an automobile hinge and to a method. A retaining device, an automobile hinge and a method provided by the at least one projection arranged directly adjacent to the inner circumference of the eye of the holder.

Abstract: A soft wearable medical device may comprise a force actuation system at least partially disposed in a glove assembly. The force actuation system may be a passive or active actuation system. The force actuation system may be configured to adjust a grip of a patient during use of the soft wearable medical device. The soft wearable medical device may further comprise a force indication system including a plurality of force sensors and a light array, each force sensor disposed in a finger of the glove assembly and the light array mounted to the glove assembly.

Abstract: Compounds are provided having the structure of Formula (I) or a pharmaceutically acceptable isomer, racemate, hydrate, solvate, tautomer, isotope, or salt thereof, wherein A, X, R3, R5, R6, R7, R8, Y2, Y4, Y6, Y7, Y8, Y9, m, and n are as defined herein. Such compounds inhibit tyrosine kinase receptors, particularly the platelet derived growth factor receptor-alpha (PDGFR-?) and/or the platelet derived growth factor receptor-beta (PDGFR-?). Products containing such compounds, as well as methods for their use and preparation, are also provided.

Abstract: A Point of Sale (POS) terminal in a semi-integrated payment system generates an IP address for a peripheral device, such as a Personal Identity Number (PIN) pad, for example, that is communicatively connected to the POS terminal. The POS terminal also generates an IP Configuration message that includes the generated IP address and sends the message to the peripheral device. This configures the peripheral device to securely communicate user data with one or more POS nodes in a POS network while bypassing the POS terminal.

Abstract: An asset management system that includes a field asset management system; a maintenance management system; and a digital avatar associated with a specific asset. The digital avatar has an automatic Model that is customized for the associated asset. The digital avatar automatically receives information from at least one of the field asset management system or maintenance management system as information associated with the asset is entered into the at least one of the field asset management system or maintenance management system. The automatic Model automatically runs with the new information and provides a new operating parameter for use by at least the field asset management system.

Abstract: A shield includes a cover, a first frame, and a second frame. The first frame is configured to be attached to a first side of a circuit board. The second frame is configured to be attached to a second side of the circuit board. The cover is configured to be attached to the first frame and the second frame such that the cover is configured to overlap a portion of the first side of the circuit board, a portion of the second side of the circuit board, and a portion of a third side of the circuit board. The cover, the first frame, and the second frame are configured to together define a housing. An apparatus includes the shield and the circuit board.

Abstract: A Point of Sale (POS) terminal in a semi-integrated payment system generates an IP address for a peripheral device, such as a Personal Identity Number (PIN) pad, for example, that is communicatively connected to the POS terminal. The POS terminal also generates an IP Configuration message that includes the generated IP address and sends the message to the peripheral device. This configures the peripheral device to securely communicate user data with one or more POS nodes in a POS network while bypassing the POS terminal.

Abstract: An asset management system that includes a field asset management system; a maintenance management system; and a digital avatar associated with a specific asset. The digital avatar has an automatic Model that is customized for the associated asset. The digital avatar automatically receives information from at least one of the field asset management system or maintenance management system as information associated with the asset is entered into the at least one of the field asset management system or maintenance management system. The automatic Model automatically runs with the new information and provides a new operating parameter for use by at least the field asset management system.

Abstract: A soft wearable medical device may comprise a force actuation system at least partially disposed in a glove assembly. The force actuation system may be a passive or active actuation system. The force actuation system may be configured to adjust a grip of a patient during use of the soft wearable medical device. The soft wearable medical device may further comprise a force indication system including a plurality of force sensors and a light array, each force sensor disposed in a finger of the glove assembly and the light array mounted to the glove assembly.

Abstract: A device includes a body portion including: a top portion, a bottom portion, a first track, a ledge connected to the bottom portion and multiple through-holes. A first magnet element is disposed within the first track.

Abstract: A device includes a body portion including: a top portion, a bottom portion, a first track, a ledge connected to the bottom portion and multiple through-holes. A first magnet element is disposed within the first track.

Abstract: A method is provided in one example embodiment and includes receiving a dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) discovery signal at a wireless network element from a customer premise equipment; requesting that a data session be established at a gateway; receiving an Internet protocol (IP) address; and communicating the IP address to the customer premise equipment.

Abstract: According to one aspect of the present disclosure, a method is implemented by a server in a server cluster. A request received from a client includes a session identifier (ID) identifying a session between the client and the server, and a correlation ID that is linked to the request. If the correlation ID is not included in an individual server-specific session microcache for the session, the request is processed to determine a response, the response is added to the session microcache, and the response and an indication of the correlation ID are sent to the client. If the correlation ID and a response to the request are stored in the session microcache, the response and an indication of the correlation ID are re-sent to the client. The session ID and session microcache are transferred to another of the plurality of servers in the server cluster to continue the session.