Abstract: A tube seal assembly includes a nipple connected to a first fluid passage and a seal assembly connected to a second fluid passage. The seal assembly includes a cylindrical member attached to the second fluid passage and having a radially extending flange. A seal member includes a metal reinforcement with a cylindrical outer wall and a radially inwardly extending flange at a first end of the cylindrical outer wall. An over-molded seal body includes a locking feature on an interior surface of the cylindrical outer wall that engages the radially extending flange to retain the seal member to the cylindrical member. The over-molded seal body further includes a first sealing lip extending from the radially inwardly extending flange and received against an inner wall of the cylindrical member. An interior surface of the first sealing lip includes a sealing bead engaging the nipple.

Abstract: The invention relates generally to anti-CD161 antibodies, pharmaceutical compositions comprising such antibodies, and methods of using such antibodies for treating disorders associated with or mediated by CD161, for example, certain cancers. In addition, the invention also relates to expression vectors and host cells for making these antibodies.

Abstract: The invention relates generally to anti-CD161 antibodies, pharmaceutical compositions comprising such antibodies, and methods of using such antibodies for treating disorders associated with or mediated by CD161, for example, certain cancers.

Abstract: Antigen binding fragments, chimeric antigen receptors, and bi-specific T-cell engagers having specificity for MICA and methods for using the same in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders associated with MICA and/or MICB expression are provided.

Abstract: An electronic device supplies power to system load(s) from a first battery power source and a second battery power source connected in series across a re-configurable device section boundary. A battery monitor monitors voltage across each individual battery cell within the first and second battery power sources. The battery monitor directs a charge circuit as to how and when to charge the first and second battery power sources using an external power source. The battery monitor also directs the charge circuit as to how and when to use the first and second battery power sources to power the system load(s).

Abstract: A device for controlling battery operation includes a battery cell, a thermal cutoff, and a battery management system. The thermal cutoff is coupled in series between the battery cell and a system load of the device. The thermal cutoff has at least three terminals. A first terminal of the thermal cutoff is electrically-coupled to the battery cell and a second terminal of the thermal cutoff is electrically-coupled to the system load. The thermal cutoff includes a permanent failure mechanism having an open state and closed state wherein the closed state allows electrical communication between the first terminal and the second terminal. The battery management system is electrically-coupled to a third terminal of the thermal cutoff. The permanent failure mechanism permanently switches to the open state in response to an electrical signal from the battery management system.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to an artificial reality (XR) power system defining transitions between power modes of an artificial reality device according to a set of transition triggers. Additional aspects of the present disclosure are directed to predicting how much time will be required to charge a battery from its current state to a full state. Further aspects of the present disclosure are directed to dynamically displaying virtual object elements. Yet further aspects of the present disclosure are directed to dynamically altering a display of a virtual object based on a detected overlap.

Abstract: Some embodiments relate to a method for performing a battery power-based control of an in-call experience based on shared battery power information. Some embodiments relate to a coating of a headset that has a first emissivity over an ultraviolet band and a near-infrared band, a second emissivity over a visible band, and a third emissivity over a mid-to-far infrared band. Some embodiments relate to an aggregate coating of a headset. A thin films is applied to a surface of the headset, and a paint coating is applied to a surface of the thin film to form the aggregate coating. Some embodiments relate to a method for a high-definition multimedia interface derived network timing for distributed audio-video synchronization. Some embodiments relate to a battery containment structure with a metal chassis having surfaces coated with electrical insulators configured to receive a battery, and a lid coupled to the metal chassis.

Abstract: A Battery Management System (BMS) for an electronic device with bidirectional communication between The BMS and an Operating System (OS) of the electronic device for generating a charging pattern of charging the battery of the electronic device according to information received from the operating system.

Abstract: Disclosed is an electronic device including a battery, a charging circuit configured to charge the battery, a measurement circuit configured to measure a state of the battery, and a processor configured to be electrically connected with the battery, the charging circuit, and the measurement circuit, to charge the battery using the charging circuit set by a first charging parameter, determine state information corresponding to a state of the battery based on data associated with the state of the battery obtained using the measurement circuit, determine a second charging parameter for reducing loss of a capacity of the battery based on the state information, and charge the battery using the charging circuit set by the second charging parameter.

Abstract: A method of determining a temperature of a component in an electronic device includes obtaining a posture of the electronic device, selecting a first temperature sensor from a plurality of temperature sensors based on the obtained posture, obtaining a first measured temperature from the first temperature sensor, determining the temperature of the component based on the first measured temperature from the first temperature sensor, and in accordance with the determined temperature meeting one or more criteria, adjusting performance of the component.

Abstract: A device for controlling battery operation includes a battery cell, a thermal cutoff, and a battery management system. The thermal cutoff is coupled in series between the battery cell and a system load of the device. The thermal cutoff has at least three terminals. A first terminal of the thermal cutoff is electrically-coupled to the battery cell and a second terminal of the thermal cutoff is electrically-coupled to the system load. The thermal cutoff includes a permanent failure mechanism having an open state and closed state wherein the closed state allows electrical communication between the first terminal and the second terminal. The battery management system is electrically-coupled to a third terminal of the thermal cutoff. The permanent failure mechanism permanently switches to the open state in response to an electrical signal from the battery management system.

Abstract: Antigen binding fragments, chimeric antigen receptors, and bi-specific T-cell engagers having specificity for MICA and methods for using the same in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders associated with MICA and/or MICB expression are provided.

Abstract: A method of determining a temperature of a component in an electronic device includes obtaining a posture of the electronic device, selecting a first temperature sensor from a plurality of temperature sensors based on the obtained posture, obtaining a first measured temperature from the first temperature sensor, determining the temperature of the component based on the first measured temperature from the first temperature sensor, and in accordance with the determined temperature meeting one or more criteria, adjusting performance of the component.

Abstract: An electronic device supplies power to system load(s) from a first battery power source and a second battery power source connected in series across a re-configurable device section boundary. A battery monitor monitors voltage across each individual battery cell within the first and second battery power sources. The battery monitor directs a charge circuit as to how and when to charge the first and second battery power sources using an external power source. The battery monitor also directs the charge circuit as to how and when to use the first and second battery power sources to power the system load(s).

Abstract: Predictive battery pack cell balancing apparatus and methods are presented in which active bypass current switching is controlled according to initial balancing bypass current values to balance the cell depth of discharge (DOD) values by the end of a charging/discharging time period, and according to continuous balancing bypass current values representing an amount of bypass current needed to maintain a present relationship of the cell DOD values.

Abstract: Antigen binding fragments, chimeric antigen receptors, and bi-specific T-cell engagers having specificity for MICA and methods for using the same in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders associated with MICA and/or MICB expression are provided.

Abstract: An electronic apparatus for charging a battery with an optimum charge profile corresponding to a pattern of use and a state of the battery is provided. The electronic apparatus may include a power supply configured to supply power to respective components of the electronic apparatus using power of a battery, and when receiving an input of power from an external adaptor, to charge the battery using the inputted power, and a processor configured to fully charge and discharge the battery to thus generate a charge curve and a discharge curve expressed in time and charge amount, and control the power supply to charge the battery using a charge profile corresponding to the generated charge curve and discharge curve.

Abstract: Disclosed is an electronic device including a battery, a charging circuit configured to charge the battery, a measurement circuit configured to measure a state of the battery, and a processor configured to be electrically connected with the battery, the charging circuit, and the measurement circuit, to charge the battery using the charging circuit set by a first charging parameter, determine state information corresponding to a state of the battery based on data associated with the state of the battery obtained using the measurement circuit, determine a second charging parameter for reducing loss of a capacity of the battery based on the state information, and charge the battery using the charging circuit set by the second charging parameter.

Abstract: Predictive battery pack cell balancing apparatus and methods are presented in which active bypass current switching is controlled according to initial balancing bypass current values to balance the cell depth of discharge (DOD) values by the end of a charging/discharging time period, and according to continuous balancing bypass current values representing an amount of bypass current needed to maintain a present relationship of the cell DOD values.