Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, wireless signal transmission devices, tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) sensors, and methods of using a loop antenna element for wireless signal transmission are disclosed. In a particular embodiment, a TPMS sensor is disclosed that includes one or more sub-sensors configured to sense data associated with a tire. In this embodiment, the TPMS sensor also includes a printed circuit board (PCB) coupled to the one or more sub-sensors. The PCB has a top surface, a bottom surface substantially parallel to the top surface, and an edge surface between the top surface and the bottom surface. According to this embodiment, the TPMS sensor also includes a loop antenna element on the edge surface of the PCB.

Abstract: A method for generating a list of probabilities associated with a list of diseases for a first patient, the method including first acquiring a first set of data of the first patient including an age value, a gender value; second acquiring data describing a disease of the patient, the disease being extracted from a first database, each disease being associated with a first prevalence statistic and a first incidence statistic, and each disease being associated with a list of signs; third acquiring data describing a first sign that includes a first sensitivity statistic and a second specificity statistic for each disease of a predefined list of diseases associated with the sign; generating, from a first modelling of a Bayesian network and input data including the data of the first, second and third acquisitions, of a set of probabilities, each probability being associated with a given disease of the first list.

Abstract: A for generating a list of probabilities associated with a list of diseases for a first patient, the method including first acquiring a first set of data of the first patient including an age value, a gender value; second acquiring data describing a disease of the patient, the disease being extracted from a first database, each disease being associated with a first prevalence statistic and a first incidence statistic, and each disease being associated with a list of signs; third acquiring data describing a first sign that includes a first sensitivity statistic and a second specificity statistic for each disease of a predefined list of diseases associated with the sign; generating, from a first modelling of a Bayesian network and input data including the data of the first, second and third acquisitions, of a set of probabilities, each probability being associated with a given disease of the first list.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a child car seat this is tethered to an anchor point in a vehicle. The child car seat includes a seat bottom and a foldable seat back.

Abstract: The invention relates to a child car seat (1), comprising a seat part (12) and a back-rest (11), said back-rest having a rigid back-rest structure (20), the width at the top thereof being smaller than the width of the base thereof, and a lower part of said back-rest structure (20) being hollowed-out between side posts (201, 202) and an upper part of said back-rest structure (20) having two holes (204, 205) for passing a harness strap therethrough.

Abstract: A child car set includes an accident-detection system and a child-protection system that is active during a situation detected by the accident-detection system. The child car seat includes a system for triggering the child-protection system based on acceleration measurement.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a child car seat this is tethered to an anchor point in a vehicle. The child car seat includes a seat bottom and a foldable seat back.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a gas generator for airbag(s) including: at least one pyrotechnic charge and a system for igniting/activating said charge triggered during a predetermined condition.

Abstract: The present disclosure concerns a child car seat comprising an active protection system and a system for triggering the active protection system when needed.

Abstract: The present disclosure concerns a child car seat comprising an active protection system and a system for triggering the active protection system when needed.

Abstract: A juvenile vehicle seat includes a squab (i.e. base) on which a child may sit when the squab is placed on a passenger seat in a vehicle. The orientation of the squab relative to the passenger seat may be varied at the option of a caregiver.

Abstract: A juvenile vehicle seat includes a seat bottom and a seatback. The juvenile vehicle seat also includes a child-restraint harness coupled to the seat bottom and seatback to restrain a juvenile seated on the seat bottom.

Abstract: In systems and methods for analyzing traces of airborne compounds, the air to be analyzed is circulated for a given length of time through a small-diameter analysis tube while lowering the temperature of the air at the entrance to the analysis tube. Condensation and deposits of compounds are formed on the inner walls of the analysis tube. A scraping liquid is circulated through the analysis tube to scrape off the deposits. The compounds in the deposits are concentrated at the front of this liquid. The front of the liquid is then analyzed to identify the compounds.

Abstract: Various embodiments relate to an apparatus and associated method for a contactless front-end (CLF) managing a secure element (SE). When the SE receives a low power, a monitoring circuit in the CLF may monitor a power supplied to the SE. Upon detection of an under-voltage condition, the monitoring circuit may cause a management module in the CLF to react to the detected under-voltage condition with an SE management technique. The management module may enact the SE management technique through a separate communications interface connected to the SE. In some embodiments, the CLF may further comprise a register that maintains an under-voltage flag that is triggered when the monitoring circuit detects an under-voltage condition. The management module may reset the under-voltage flag and may use the triggering of the under-voltage flag one or more times to determine whether to react through use of a SE management technique.

Abstract: The present disclosure concerns a child car seat comprising an active protection system and a system for triggering the active protection system when needed.

Abstract: A childcare device is configured to receive a child. The device includes a child-restraint harness including first and second shoulder straps and inflatable elements associated with each shoulder strap.

Abstract: A juvenile vehicle seat includes a seat bottom and a seatback. The juvenile vehicle seat also includes a child-restraint harness coupled to the seat bottom and seatback to restrain a juvenile seated on the seat bottom.

Abstract: A childcare device is configured to receive a child. The device includes a child-restraint harness including first and second shoulder straps and inflatable elements associated with each shoulder strap.

Abstract: A child care device is configured to receive a child. The device includes a child-restraint harness including first and second shoulder straps and inflatable elements associated with each shoulder strap.

Abstract: A juvenile vehicle seat includes a squab (i.e. base) on which a child may sit when the squab is placed on a passenger seat in a vehicle. The orientation of the squab relative to the passenger seat may be varied at the option of a caregiver.