Abstract: A system is disclosed for dynamically measuring the contents of storage containers over time. One or more sensor tags can be coupled to a container, incorporated or placed within a container, or associated with a receiving space for the container to measure a weight of the contents of the container. Each sensor tag can communicate with one another, a hub unit, and/or a local area network (e.g., a WiFi network) to provide information about the container to which the sensor tag is associated. The system is able to determine when a particular type of contents is running low and/or expected to be depleted, thus permitting the system to facilitate ordering replacement material to refill or replace the container.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides systems, methods, and computer-readable media for setting up a network. A plurality of virtual devices are created. Each one of the virtual devices is associated to a corresponding virtual container. Then, the virtual devices are connected to a real device, which is associated with a host container, in order to enable communication between the virtual devices and the real device across a namespace of the network.

Abstract: The present disclosure is drawn to methods and systems for the management of computing devices. Unnecessary and/or idle processes in a primary memory are hibernated. Hibernation is performed by displacing the processes to a secondary memory. Hibernated processes are resumed when needed. The device is still operational while the processes are in hibernation.

Abstract: The present disclosure is drawn to methods and systems for the management of computing devices. Unnecessary and/or idle processes in a primary memory are hibernated. Hibernation is performed by displacing the processes to a secondary memory. Hibernated processes are resumed when needed. The device is still operational while the processes are in hibernation.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides systems, methods, and computer-readable media for setting up a network. A plurality of virtual devices are created. Each one of the virtual devices is associated to a corresponding virtual container. Then, the virtual devices are connected to a real device, which is associated with a host container, in order to enable communication between the virtual devices and the real device across a namespace of the network.