Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, and computer program products for a natural language generation system are described herein. An example method may include receiving, originating from a client computing device, an input data object. In some embodiments, the example method may include generating, based at least in part by applying a configuration model to the input data object, an intermediate natural language configuration data object. In some embodiments, the example method may include generating, based at least in part on applying a synthesis model to the intermediate natural language configuration data object, a natural language configuration data object. In some embodiments, the example method may include configuring the natural language configuration data object for use by a large language model in generating a natural language output representative of the input data object.

Abstract: A strain wave gearing system is includes: wave generator; a rigid spline; a flex spline disposed between the wave generator and the rigid spline; and a coupling element. The flex spline comprises a first mating element. The coupling element comprises a second mating element. The coupling element and the flex spline are mated by cooperation of the first mating element and the second mating element so as to prevent rotational motion of the flex spline relative to the coupling element. The first mating element is movable relative to the second mating element to thereby permit deformation of the flex spline relative to the coupling element.

Abstract: A circuit having load jump mitigation, including: circuit processing stages arranged in a pipeline configuration and operable based on respective stage clock signals; and clock control circuits respectively connected to the circuit processing stages to control the respective stage clock signals.

Abstract: A circuit having load jump mitigation, including: circuit processing stages arranged in a pipeline configuration and operable based on respective stage clock signals; and clock control circuits respectively connected to the circuit processing stages to control the respective stage clock signals.

Abstract: An actuator includes an input shaft, a wave generator, a pair of flex splines, a pair of earth annuli, and an output annulus. Each of the pair of flex splines are earthed to an earth annulus. The output annulus comprises a circular spline. The wave generator is configured to be activated by rotation of the input shaft, and the wave generator is configured to elastically deform both of the pair of flex splines when the input shaft activates the wave generator.

Abstract: A strain wave gear includes a wave generator configured to contact a spline, the wave generator being rotatable. The strain wave gear also includes a coupler configured to couple a driver shaft to the wave generator. The coupler permits displacement of the driver shaft relative to the strain wave generator.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses and computer program products for providing a conversational data-to-text system are described herein. An example method may include receiving a first natural language query from a client device; generating a first analytic operation instruction associated with a multi-dimensional dataset based at least in part on the first natural language query; determining a first multi-dimensional data object based at least in part on the first analytic operation instruction and the multi-dimensional dataset; generating a first natural language response to the first natural language query based at least in part on the first multi-dimensional data object; and transmitting the first natural language response to the client device.

Abstract: A strain wave gearing system is includes: wave generator; a rigid spline; a flex spline disposed between the wave generator and the rigid spline; and a coupling element. The flex spline comprises a first mating element. The coupling element comprises a second mating element. The coupling element and the flex spline are mated by cooperation of the first mating element and the second mating element so as to prevent rotational motion of the flex spline relative to the coupling element. The first mating element is movable relative to the second mating element to thereby permit deformation of the flex spline relative to the coupling element.

Abstract: A parking meter may incorporate a touchscreen display assembly that uses a low-power wake trigger, which may be a proximity sensor overlaid on the display, that can power on the display and touch sensor when a user's proximity is detected. The parking meter may incorporate a replaceable panel insert that allows user interface components to be easily retrofitted or upgraded by simply replacing the panel insert. Additionally, the parking meter may incorporate multiple solar panels on the exterior of the parking meter.

Abstract: A parking meter may incorporate a touchscreen display assembly that uses a low-power wake trigger, which may be a proximity sensor overlaid on the display, that can power on the display and touch sensor when a user's proximity is detected. The parking meter may incorporate a replaceable panel insert that allows user interface components to be easily retrofitted or upgraded by simply replacing the panel insert. Additionally, the parking meter may incorporate multiple solar panels on the exterior of the parking meter.

Abstract: An electrical assembly including a grounding mechanism and an electrical device, the grounding mechanism including a support longitudinal member and a switch contact member, the switch contact member arranged in or on the support longitudinal member, the switch contact member configured to be connected in use to ground, the electrical device including an electrical terminal, wherein the support longitudinal member is configured to be slidable between: a first position in which the switch contact member is separated from the electrical terminal so that the switch contact member is electrically disconnected from the electrical device and a second position in which the switch contact member is in contact with the electrical terminal so that the switch contact member is electrically connected to the electrical device.

Abstract: A drive for a harmonic gear assembly, comprising an input shaft having a shaft axis (A) and an epicyclic carrier unit removably mounted around, and coaxial with the input shaft, the epicyclic carrier unit comprising a carrier having an interior circumference designed to match the outer circumference of the shaft and further comprising a first roller assembly mounted at a first location around the circumference of the carrier unit and comprising a first roller shaft extending substantially parallel to the shaft axis and a first roller rotatably mounted around the first rotor shaft, and a second roller assembly mounted at a second location around the circumference of the carrier unit and comprising a second roller shaft extending substantially parallel to the shaft axis and a second roller rotatably mounted around the second rotor shaft, the first and second rollers extending radially outwards from the carrier to define a major axis between the radially outer surfaces of the first and second rollers, and wherei

Abstract: A wireless parking meter with an improved antenna location is described. The antenna may be located within a covering protruding from the top of the parking meter, allowing radio frequency (RF) signals to be transmitted through a portion of the parking meter with high permittivity to the RF signals. Additionally or alternatively, the antenna may be located within the parking meter housing above a lower parking meter mechanism housing so that RF signals can be transmitted through the dome covering of the parking meter, which may have a high permittivity to the RF signals.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, and computer program products are described herein that are configured to be embodied as a natural language document orchestrator. In some example embodiments, a method is provided that comprises generating natural language text. The method of this embodiment may also include executing document orchestration requests from a scripted input language file.

Abstract: A wireless parking meter with an improved antenna location is described. The antenna may be located within a covering protruding from the top of the parking meter, allowing radio frequency (RF) signals to be transmitted through a portion of the parking meter with high permittivity to the RF signals. Additionally or alternatively, the antenna may be located within the parking meter housing above a lower parking meter mechanism housing so that RF signals can be transmitted through the dome covering of the parking meter, which may have a high permittivity to the RF signals.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure can include various electrical assemblies. In one embodiment, an electrical assembly can include a module including at least one module switching element and an energy storage device, the or each module switching element and the energy storage device in the module arranged to be combinable to selectively provide a voltage source; and a shorting device directly connected to first and second terminals of the energy storage device, the shorting device including a first shorting switching element configured to be switchable between: a first switching state to isolate the first and second terminals from each other; and a second switching state to electrically connect the first and second terminals to short the energy storage device.

Abstract: Handling an exception includes (i) executing a return from an exception; and (ii) executing a subsequent instruction with an additional functionality in case the additional functionality of the subsequent instruction can be triggered by a special instruction.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses and computer program products for providing a conversational data-to-text system are described herein. An example method may include receiving a first natural language query from a client device; generating a first analytic operation instruction associated with a multi-dimensional dataset based at least in part on the first natural language query; determining a first multi-dimensional data object based at least in part on the first analytic operation instruction and the multi-dimensional dataset; generating a first natural language response to the first natural language query based at least in part on the first multi-dimensional data object; and transmitting the first natural language response to the client device.

Abstract: A device includes an overlay mechanism, system with devices each including an overlay mechanism with an individually programmable delay or method for overlaying data. A method for overlaying data includes redirecting an access which is directed to a first memory location to a second memory location. The method for overlaying data selectively delays access to the second memory location in case of a redirection by a time.

Abstract: A wireless parking meter with an improved antenna location is described. The antenna may be located within a covering protruding from the top of the parking meter, allowing radio frequency (RF) signals to be transmitted through a portion of the parking meter with high permittivity to the RF signals. Additionally or alternatively, the antenna may be located within the parking meter housing above a lower parking meter mechanism housing so that RF signals can be transmitted through the dome covering of the parking meter, which may have a high permittivity to the RF signals.