Abstract: Systems and methods can leverage images of remotely captured items to extract information, populate forms, authenticate users, and perform other actions.

Abstract: A computer system and method for processing data to make rapid decisions regarding an insurance policy. Data is received from one or more informatic sensor devices and databases relating to an insured or insured property. A decision is identified that is to be rendered regarding an insurance policy in association with the insured. Predictive analytics is performed on the received data to determine the decision to be rendered regarding the insurance policy. Notification is provided of the determined decision regarding the insurance policy.

Abstract: Systems and methods can leverage images of remotely captured items to extract information, populate forms, authenticate users, and perform other actions.

Abstract: This process concerns a drum-type continuous washer for small parts, e.g., fasteners. The parts, requiring oil or soil removal, are tumble washed therein. The process comprises passing parts in order through an immersion station for tumbling the soaking parts in hot washing liquid, a liquid-impingement station for loosening and spraying off the wetted soil by the force and cleaning action of impinged, hot sprays of continuously recycled washing liquid, a drip dry station for tumbling off excess liquid from within and without the individual tumbling parts, leaving them wet and hot, a blow-dry station for rendering the hot parts damp by means of compressing and blowing hot wet air drawn from the chamber and preferably containing rust inhibitor coating material, and an evaporative final dry station for rendering the cleaned, hot, rustproofed parts essentially moisture free.

Abstract: Drum-type continuous washer for small parts in manufacture, e.g., fasteners. The parts, requiring oil and other soil removal, are tumble-washed therein, in steps in order: at an immersion station for tumbling the soaking parts in hot washing liquid; at a liquid-impingement station for loosening and spraying off the wetted soils by the force and cleaning action of impinged, hot sprays of continuously recycled washing liquid; at a drip-dry station for tumbling off excess liquid from within and without the individual tumbling parts, leaving them wet and hot; at a blow-dry station for rendering the hot parts damp by means of compressing and blowing-on hot, recycling-steamy atmosphere drawn from the process and preferably containing rust-inhibitor coating material; and at an evaporative dry (final dry) station for discharging the cleaned, hot, rust-proofed parts essentially moisture-free by flash drying.