Abstract: This patent is a combined non-invasive method of monitoring glucose level. Monitoring the concentration of glucose level in human blood and tissue was developed by a combined non-invasive technique. This combined method includes skin temperature and pulse wave measurement. All these measurements are used to calculate the blood glucose level. This method also can be used to measure the diabetes related damage of micro arterial.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an LED retrofit lighting device. The LED retrofit lighting device includes a light emitting assembly, a mounting interface at a bottom portion of the light emitting assembly, a receptacle at a top portion of the light emitting assembly, the receptacle having a plurality of electrical contact points, and a control module detachably coupled to the receptacle. The LED retrofit lighting device is suitably sized to be completely enclosed within the chamber space of a decorative lighting fixture.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method, a computer readable storage medium and electronic equipment for analyzing driving behavior. The method comprises: acquiring image information in a running process of a target vehicle; acquiring time series data in the running process according to the image information; and acquiring a target driving behavior score for the running process according to the time series data.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to method, storage medium and electronic device for detecting vehicle crashes. The method comprises: acquiring state information of a target vehicle; and determining an event type of the target vehicle according to the state information and a trained convolutional neural network, the event type being any of the following types: a crash event, a near crash event and a baseline event. The event type of the vehicle is determined using the trained convolutional neural network in the present disclosure, so that the accuracy is high; and near crash events can be detected, thus, when a near crash event is detected, the driver can be further alerted or an evading operation is directly performed on the vehicle, so that the safety is improved and the safety of the driver and passengers is guaranteed.

Abstract: The present invention provides for an ex vivo delivery platform of rapidly inserting lipid-conjugated molecular ligands into a membrane of cells or biological entities have a lipid membrane by lipid partitioning, termed depoting, wherein the ex vivo delivery platform is a lipid-tailed biomolecule.

Abstract: The arterial health of an individual can be determined by: attaching a fingertip photopiethysmography device to a fingertip of the hand of the elevated arm of the individual; measuring the analog pulse contour of the individual using the fingertip photopiethysmography device; digitizing the analog pulse contour; analyzing the digitized pulse contour for stable waveforms; processing the stable waveforms of the digitized pulse contour using dynamic time warping; comparing the stable waveforms to a library of known disease state waveforms; and assigning a most probable disease state for the individual based on said comparison.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for extending a remote desktop to a multi monitor configuration, with each monitor being viewable via a separate web client or native client, where the clients may further be executing on separate computing devices. After an initial remote desktop session is initiated via a first client, a second session with the remote desktop can be requested via a second client, which may be a web client or a native client executing on the same or different computing device as the first client. The remote desktop can be reconfigured to two monitor mode including a first and a second monitor. The graphical data of the first monitor can be streamed to the first client and the graphical data of the second monitor can be streamed to the second client. Consequently, the remote desktop can be extended to additional monitors in the same way.

Abstract: An automated testing system is described for efficient testing of software applications. Locators are used by the test to find user interface elements in an application's graphical user interface during testing. If during a test a user interface element is not found, which may be due to a changed locator during code refactoring, the system finds the user interface element based on the element's type and on previously stored information about the element. Such information can be a snapshot image of the element, the coordinates of the element's location, dimensions of the element, or other information. Once the missing element is found, a new locator for the element is read and the test is performed using the new locator.

Abstract: An automated testing system is described for efficient visual verification of graphical user interfaces of software applications. A pattern is formed for the user interface of a page of the application indicating regions of the page where user interface elements should be located and identifying which user interface element should be located in which region. During test execution, image recognition is performed using previously stored snapshots of user interface elements to determine whether the application's user interface elements appear in correct positions on the page.

Abstract: An automated testing system is described for efficient testing of software applications. Locators are used by the test to find user interface elements in an application's graphical user interface during testing. If during a test a user interface element is not found, which may be due to a changed locator during code refactoring, the system finds the user interface element based on the element's type and on previously stored information about the element. Such information can be a snapshot image of the element, the coordinates of the element's location, dimensions of the element, or other information. Once the missing element is found, a new locator for the element is read and the test is performed using the new locator.

Abstract: A damper for a turbine rotor assembly of a gas turbine engine is disclosed. The damper includes a width dimension, a height dimension, and a length dimension and a forward plate. The damper further includes an aft plate that is larger than the forward plate along the width and height dimension and having a lower portion including two legs extending in the height dimension. The damper also includes a longitudinal structure extending in the length dimension and connecting the forward plate and the aft plate.

Abstract: This patent is a combined non-invasive method of monitoring glucose level. Monitoring the concentration of glucose level in human blood and tissue was developed by a combined non-invasive technique. This combined method includes skin temperature and pulse wave measurement. All these measurements are used to calculate the blood glucose level. This method also can be used to measure the diabetes related damage of micro arterial.

Abstract: It is presented a hybrid media receiver capable of receiving broadcast media content using a first broadcast media network and a second broadcast media network, wherein the first broadcast media network complies with Internet Protocol Television, IPTV. The hybrid media receiver comprises: a content type receiver arranged to receive a first content type identifier and a second content type identifier, corresponding to the first broadcast media network and the second broadcast media network, respectively; and a channel data obtainer arranged to obtain, using the first content type identifier, a first list of scheduled media channels available to the hybrid media receiver over the first broadcast media network; and to obtain, using the second content type identifier, a second list of scheduled media channels available to the hybrid media receiver over the second broadcast media network. A corresponding middleware server, methods, computer programs and computer program products are also presented.

Abstract: Categorizing accounts based on associated images is described, including identifying information associated with an account associated with a user, the information includes an image associated with the user; producing data associated with the image; computing a threshold value associated with the account based at least on the data associated with the image, the threshold value is associated with a category of accounts; and performing an operation associated with the account based on the threshold value.

Abstract: This patent is a combined non-invasive method of monitoring glucose level. Monitoring the concentration of glucose level in human blood and tissue was developed by a combined non-invasive technique. This combined method includes skin temperature and pulse wave measurement. All these measurements are used to calculate the blood glucose level. This method also can be used to measure the diabetes related damage of micro arterial.

Abstract: Methods and apparatuses are disclosed for generating an adjustable bias current. The value of the adjustable bias current may be determined based in part on an error signal representative of a difference between an actual output value and a desired output value of a power converter. When the error signal is below a lower threshold voltage, the adjustable bias current may be set to a first value. When the error signal is above an upper threshold voltage, the adjustable bias current may be set to a second, higher value. When the error signal is between the lower threshold voltage and the upper threshold voltage, the adjustable bias current may change linearly with the error signal.

Abstract: An automated testing system is described for efficient visual verification of graphical user interfaces of software applications. A pattern is formed for the user interface of a page of the application indicating regions of the page where user interface elements should be located and identifying which user interface element should be located in which region. During test execution, image recognition is performed using previously stored snapshots of user interface elements to determine whether the application's user interface elements appear in correct positions on the page.

Abstract: An automated testing system is described for efficient testing of software applications. Locators are used by the test to find user interface elements in an application's graphical user interface during testing. If during a test a user interface element is not found, which may be due to a changed locator during code refactoring, the system finds the user interface element based on the element's type and on previously stored information about the element. Such information can be a snapshot image of the element, the coordinates of the element's location, dimensions of the element, or other information. Once the missing element is found, a new locator for the element is read and the test is performed using the new locator.

Abstract: An automated testing system is described for efficient testing of software applications. Locators are used by the test to find user interface elements in an application's graphical user interface during testing. If during a test a user interface element is not found, which may be due to a changed locator during code refactoring, the system finds the user interface element based on the element's type and on previously stored information about the element. Such information can be a snapshot image of the element, the coordinates of the element's location, dimensions of the element, or other information. Once the missing element is found, a new locator for the element is read and the test is performed using the new locator.

Abstract: Systems and processes for protecting a power converter against overvoltage conditions are disclosed. In one example, an overvoltage protection circuit may be used to sense the input voltage of the power converter to determine whether the input voltage is greater than a threshold value. In response to determining that the sensed input voltage is greater than the threshold value, an input capacitance and/or capacitance of an EMI filter of the power converter may be discharged to ground or an input return through a tapFET of a switching element of the power converter to protect the components of the device. The capacitance(s) may continue to be discharged through the tapFET for a duration of time after the sensed input voltage falls below the threshold value to allow the capacitance(s) to discharge to a safe level.