Abstract: An assistance system for optimizing a forage harvesting process is disclosed. The assistance system supports a user in optimizing an agricultural job that describes a forage harvesting process. Optimizing the forage harvesting process comprises at least the planning and/or execution of the forage harvesting process chain effecting the implementation of the agricultural job. The forage harvesting process chain comprises process steps and agricultural work machines which process the agricultural job in a specified sequence. The assistance system optimizes execution of the agricultural job according to specified strategies by selecting optimal values for work parameters and an optimized sequence of process steps.

Abstract: Disclosed is an arrangement of an X-ray detector and a shielding element shielding X-rays (RX) for increasing the spatial resolution of the X-ray detector, wherein the X-ray detector includes at least one detector line having at least one detector element arranged along the detector line, the shielding element including one or more regions opaque to X-rays (RX) and at least one region transparent to X-rays (RX), the shielding element arranged above the receiving surface for the X-rays (RX) of the at least one detector element, and the shielding element and the at least one detector element are movable relative to each other, so that the effective receiving surface for X-rays (RX) of the at least one detector element is correspondingly variable.

Abstract: An internal combustion engine has a combustion chamber, an intake tract through which air can flow, a first tank for a liquid spark-ignition fuel, a second tank for water, a mixing region, in which the spark-ignition fuel from the first tank is to be mixed with the water from the second tank thereby creating a mixture having the spark-ignition fuel and the water, an injection valve which is allocated to the combustion chamber and by which the mixture can be injected directly into the combustion chamber, and a second injection valve which is allocated to the combustion chamber and provided in addition to the injection valve and by which in relation to the water and the spark-injection fuel, only the spark-injection fuel from the first tank can be injected at a location upstream of the combustion chamber into the intake tract and thus into the air flowing through the intake tract.

Abstract: An internal combustion engine has a combustion chamber, an intake tract through which air can flow, a first tank for a liquid spark-ignition fuel, a second tank for water, a mixing region, in which the spark-ignition fuel from the first tank is to be mixed with the water from the second tank thereby creating a mixture having the spark-ignition fuel and the water, an injection valve which is allocated to the combustion chamber and by which the mixture can be injected directly into the combustion chamber, and a second injection valve which is allocated to the combustion chamber and provided in addition to the injection valve and by which in relation to the water and the spark-injection fuel, only the spark-injection fuel from the first tank can be injected at a location upstream of the combustion chamber into the intake tract and thus into the air flowing through the intake tract.

Abstract: Module for the passive monitoring of areas for penetration in cooperation with an alarm system (A), comprising: A non-conducting, mechanically stable substrate layer (2) and at least two conducting regions (3), which are superimposed on the substrate layer (2) and are connected to it, and the extent of which is significantly smaller in at least one spatial direction than in the other, at least two of the conducting regions (3) having contacts (31), by means of which they can be contacted via wires (19) and in particular can be connected to the alarm system (A) Also a method for manufacturing a module from blanks, comprising a substrate layer with conducting material superimposed on one or both sides, by selective removal of the conducting material, in particular by means of etching or milling, such that the desired conducting regions with contact points are formed therefrom.

Abstract: A composition comprising component (a) at least one phenyl boronic acid and component (b) pentane-1,2-diol and optionally one or more further diols wherein the composition is liquid at 20° C. and 101.3 kPa. Said composition stabilizes serine protease.

Abstract: An integrated diode (100) comprising a substrate (102); a Schottky cell (104) on the substrate (102); a heterojunction cell (106) on the substrate (102); a common anode contact (108) for both the Schottky cell (104) and the heterojunction cell (106); and a common cathode contact (110) for both the Schottky cell (104) and the heterojunction cell (106).

Abstract: An integrated diode (100) comprising a substrate (102); a Schottky cell (104) on the substrate (102); a heterojunction cell (106) on the substrate (102); a common anode contact (108) for both the Schottky cell (104) and the heterojunction cell (106); and a common cathode contact (110) for both the Schottky cell (104) and the heterojunction cell (106).

Abstract: A method to control functions in a vehicle using gestures carried out in three-dimensional space. When it is determined that a first gesture carried out in three-dimensional space is detected by an image-based detection procedure, it is determined whether the first gesture is a gesture directed towards a virtual object superimposing a real environment around the vehicle. If it is determined that the first gesture has been detected, it is determined whether a second gesture carried out in three-dimensional space is detected by the image-based detection procedure. If so, it is determined whether the detected second gesture is a gesture allocated to a manipulation of the virtual object, and the virtual object is manipulated accordingly.

Abstract: A method to control functions in a vehicle using gestures carried out in three-dimensional space. When it is determined that a first gesture carried out in three-dimensional space is detected by an image-based detection procedure, it is determined whether the first gesture is a gesture directed towards a virtual object superimposing a real environment around the vehicle. If it is determined that the first gesture has been detected, it is determined whether a second gesture carried out in three-dimensional space is detected by the image-based detection procedure. If so, it is determined whether the detected second gesture is a gesture allocated to a manipulation of the virtual object, and the virtual object is manipulated accordingly.