Abstract: A method performed by a provider computing system includes training one or more artificial intelligence (AI) models to generate task prompts, receiving a requested action from a customer, determining contextual information about a plurality of customer devices, generating a task prompt using the one or more AI models, generating an interaction board accessible by the customer via a customer device and accessible by an employee via an employee device, receiving an indication that the customer pre-task has been completed prior to a customer interaction at a branch location, updating the interaction board to indicate that the customer pre-task has been completed prior to the customer interaction, receiving information associated with the requested action from the customer device during the customer interaction, and updating the interaction board to include the information received from the customer device during the customer interaction.

Abstract: The present invention is a support system made of collapsible stands to hold moulding and trim for the purpose of painting and drying. The stands fold flat for easy storage, setup quickly, and allow the painter to easily paint many pieces of trim on a relatively small footprint compared to what most painters currently use—buckets and 2×4's or sawhorses.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses for completing an action requested by a customer are described herein. A requested action is received from the customer. A customer task for completion of the requested action to be performed by the customer is identified. An interaction board is generated that is accessible by the customer and accessible an employee associated with a provider. The interaction board is displayable via a graphical user interface and includes the customer task. An indication is received from the customer that the customer task has been completed prior to a customer interaction. The interaction board is updated to indicate that the customer task has been completed prior to the customer interaction. Information associated with the requested action is received from a customer device during the customer interaction. The interaction board is updated to include the information received from the customer device during the customer interaction.

Abstract: A system includes a provider computing system associated with a provider and configured to communicate with an employee device via a network, the provider computing system comprising a processing circuit including one or more processors and memory, the processing circuit configured to determine a dual custody activity to be performed or being in the process of being performed by an employee associated with the employee device, provide real-time instructions to the employee device while the employee performs the task where the real-time instructions are provided via an augmented reality (AR) overlay, monitor the employee while the employee performs the task by receiving monitoring information, detect based on the monitoring information that suspicious activity has occurred while the employee performs the task, and update the AR overlay based on the detected suspicious activity.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatuses for securely completing a dual custody activity are described herein. A security activity management system comprises a network, an employee device, a supervising employee device, and a provider computing system. The provider computing system is associated with a provider. The provider computing system comprises a processing circuit structured to identify a plurality of employees eligible for performing a task based employee rankings of the plurality of employees and transmit an indication of the plurality of employees eligible for performing the task to a supervising employee via an augmented reality to be displayed on the supervising employee device. The processing circuit is further structured to receive a selection indicating an employee that is associated with the employee device to perform the dual custody activity, authorize the employee to perform the task, and monitor the employee while the employee performs the task.

Abstract: A beam combining module combines a first beam corresponding to a first wavelength and a second beam corresponding to a second wavelength. The beam combining module includes a collimating lens, a first mirror, and second mirror. The collimating lens is configured to receive the first beam and the second beam that are parallel to each other and to emit the first beam and the second beam in respective non-parallel directions. The first mirror is configured to reflect the first beam emitted by the collimating lens. The second mirror is configured to reflect the second beam emitted by the collimating lens in a direction parallel to the first beam reflected by the first mirror and in such a manner that the second beam emitted by the collimating lens spatially overlaps the first beam reflected by the first mirror.

Abstract: A deployment system can include a computing device that is configured to receive a broadcast message from a deployment device in response to the deployment device receiving an approval notification and obtain a plurality of deployment parameters via a distributed communications system. The computing device can also be configured to identify an installation time included in the plurality of deployment parameters and download application data associated with an application identifier included in the plurality of deployment parameters to a local database. The computing device can also be configured to initiate an installation of the application data from the local database at the installation time and transmit a status update to the deployment device in response to the installation being initiated.

Abstract: A system for safely reverting merges across branches in version control systems where shared history cannot be rewritten is described. A computer-implemented method, comprising: identifying a first merge base at a trunk, the first merge base merging with a branch of the trunk; identifying, at the branch, a second merge base, subsequent to the first merge base, the second merge base merging with the trunk; forming a merge base patch branch from the branch at the second merge base, the merge base patch branch including a copy of the first merge base; merging the merge base patch branch with the trunk; and merging the merge base patch branch with the branch.

Abstract: A data center humidification system can include a housing configured to be mounted within a server cabinet, the housing having an inlet for receiving warm air and an outlet for ejecting humid air, a wetted media within the housing proximate to the inlet, a liquid delivery pipe at least partially within the housing and configured to deliver liquid to the wetted media, at least one outlet droplet trapping media within the housing proximate to the outlet, and at least one fan configured to move air through the housing.

Abstract: A pumped refrigerant system can include a condenser, a pump coupled downstream of the condenser, an evaporator assembly coupled downstream of the pump, the condenser being coupled downstream of the evaporator assembly, and a refrigerant heating assembly coupled downstream of the pump, the condenser being coupled downstream of the refrigerant heating assembly. The refrigerant heating assembly can include a tank and a heating element coupled to the tank and configured to heat refrigerant within the tank. An input valve can be configured to selectively allow the pump to push refrigerant into the tank. An output valve can be configured to selectively inject heated refrigerant from the tank into plumbing upstream of the condenser.

Abstract: A system for safely reverting merges across branches in version control systems where shared history cannot be rewritten is described. A computer-implemented method, comprising: identifying a first merge base at a trunk, the first merge base merging with a branch of the trunk; identifying, at the branch, a second merge base, subsequent to the first merge base, the second merge base merging with the trunk; forming a merge base patch branch from the branch at the second merge base, the merge base patch branch including a copy of the first merge base; merging the merge base patch branch with the trunk; and merging the merge base patch branch with the branch.

Abstract: A provider computing system provides a mobile banking application to a user mobile device. The mobile banking application is configured to activate a contextual provider location mode when the user enters a provider location. The contextual provider location mode presents a plurality of modifications to both appearance and operation of the mobile banking application. Each modification is in response to an analysis performed by a context circuit of the mobile banking application. The modifications serve to facilitate the user's experience at the provider, enabling the user to perform their intended tasks in an easier more efficient manner. Additional data pertaining to the user's tasks and behavior are further categorized and transmitted back to the provider, enabling further accuracy and improvements during subsequent visits.

Abstract: Disclosed are embodiments for reducing processing requirements in complex build environments. Complex build environments frequently perform multiple builds per day, in some cases, multiple builds are occurring in parallel. Some of these builds and some fail. Moreover, a definition of success or failure of a build can vary across individual engineers or teams of engineers. In a complex build environment that is rapidly generating multiple build results simultaneously, identifying which builds are appropriate for use can be difficult. Many teams solve this problem by increasing a frequency of builds to rapidly detect any problems with documents recently checked into a document repository. However, this relatively high frequency of builds can impose large processing and/or cost burdens on an organization. By providing sophisticated methods of extracting validation information from existing builds, the disclosed embodiments reduce processing requirements and improved efficiency of enterprise build environments.

Abstract: An image display device includes a drive circuit substrate, micro LED elements, and a wavelength conversion layer that converts excitation light emitted from the micro LED elements and that emits converted long-wavelength light to a side opposite to the drive circuit substrate, the micro LED elements and the wavelength conversion layer being sequentially stacked on the drive circuit substrate. The micro LED elements include a first multilayer film that reflects the long-wavelength light converted by the wavelength conversion layer.

Abstract: Disclosed are embodiments for reducing processing requirements in complex build environments. Complex build environments frequently perform multiple builds per day, in some cases, multiple builds are occurring in parallel. Some of these builds and some fail. Moreover, a definition of success or failure of a build can vary across individual engineers or teams of engineers. In a complex build environment that is rapidly generating multiple build results simultaneously, identifying which builds are appropriate for use can be difficult. Many teams solve this problem by increasing a frequency of builds to rapidly detect any problems with documents recently checked into a document repository. However, this relatively high frequency of builds can impose large processing and/or cost burdens on an organization. By providing sophisticated methods of extracting validation information from existing builds, the disclosed embodiments reduce processing requirements and improved efficiency of enterprise build environments.

Abstract: An image display device includes a drive circuit substrate, micro LED elements, and a wavelength conversion layer that converts excitation light emitted from the micro LED elements and that emits converted long-wavelength light to a side opposite to the drive circuit substrate, the micro LED elements and the wavelength conversion layer being sequentially stacked on the drive circuit substrate. The micro LED elements include a first multilayer film that reflects the long-wavelength light converted by the wavelength conversion layer.

Abstract: A light source device includes a plurality of light emitting elements, phosphor layers provided for each of the plurality of light emitting elements at positions on emission sides of light from the light emitting elements and parts of which are in contact with the light emitting elements, light shielding layers different from the phosphor layers, and reinforcement layers provided between the light emitting elements.

Abstract: An image display device includes a drive circuit substrate, micro LED elements, and a wavelength conversion layer that converts excitation light emitted from the micro LED elements and that emits converted long-wavelength light to a side opposite to the drive circuit substrate, the micro LED elements and the wavelength conversion layer being sequentially stacked on the drive circuit substrate. The micro LED elements include a first multilayer film that reflects the long-wavelength light converted by the wavelength conversion layer.

Abstract: A personal messaging application programming interface can be utilized by a developer in order to add groupware functionality to an application. The interface can include various schemas and providers that allow the schemas to connect to a collaboration server which provides the groupware functionality. The schemas can further include item and container classes and can extend other schemas so as to provide functionality that is more specific to the collaboration server. The items and containers can represent various entities on the collaboration server. The providers can use stubs in order to create connections to the collaboration server and can implement the schema hierarchy so as to map the functionality defined by the schema into various core calls on the collaboration server.

Abstract: A personal messaging application programming interface can be utilized by a developer in order to add groupware functionality to an application. The interface can include various schemas and providers that allow the schemas to connect to a collaboration server which provides the groupware functionality. The schemas can further include item and container classes and can extend other schemas so as to provide functionality that is more specific to the collaboration server. The items and containers can represent various entities on the collaboration server. The providers can use stubs in order to create connections to the collaboration server and can implement the schema hierarchy so as to map the functionality defined by the schema into various core calls on the collaboration server.