Abstract: A street pole comprising an antenna section with a coaxially mounted antenna around a pole. The antenna section having a length L and comprising at least one of the following features: —suspension with O-rings wherein the O-rings are each mounted at a distance Dr of 0.5*(1?½?2)*L from a respective end of the antenna; —a fix suspension at bottom; —a reduced outer diameter of the pole at at least one end (i.e. top end and/or bottom end) of the antenna; and—one of i) an extruded cable sleeve with opening in circumference over its full length for easy assembling and to spring mount the cable sleeve around the pole, and ii) a grooved pole with specifically shaped grooves for collecting residual particles at preferred locations.

Abstract: A light emitting diode, LED, filament lamp (100), comprising at least one LED filament (120, 120a, 120b) having abase portion (210) and a top portion (22) extending over a length, L, along a longitudinal axis, A, wherein the LED filament comprises an array of a plurality of light emitting diodes, LEDs, (140) extending along the longitudinal axis A. An encapsulant (145) at least partially enclosing the plurality of LEDs, wherein the encapsulant comprises a luminescent material (150).

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes scanning, by a first device, a code from a second device and determining, by the first device, information comprising a peer identifier and a first certificate hash using the code. The method also includes initiating, by the first device, a connection with the second device using the peer identifier and receiving, by the first device, a second certificate hash from the second device via the connection. The method further includes validating, by the first device, the second certificate hash using the first certificate hash, establishing a session with the second device, and transferring, by the first device, account information to the second device via the session.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method, by an authentication server, includes receiving user information associated with a first authentication factor for verification from the first endpoint device. The method further includes in response to verifying the first authentication factor, transmitting a prompt to provide an authentication decision associated with a second authentication factor to the second endpoint device, wherein the second endpoint device is communicatively coupled to the first endpoint device through the communication link. The method further includes receiving the authentication decision that is initiated by the first endpoint device from the second endpoint device, wherein the first endpoint device is configured to initiate and transmit the authentication decision to the second endpoint device in response to receiving the second authentication factor from the second endpoint device.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method, by an authentication server, includes generating a transaction identifier associated with an authentication request received from an external device. In response to verifying a first authentication factor of the authentication request, the method includes transmitting a prompt and the transaction identifier to the external device, wherein the prompt is an HTTP link associated with a browser comprising a generated cookie, the generated cookie being associated with the transaction identifier. The method includes receiving a signal comprising a transmitted transaction identifier and an instruction to process the HTTP link. The method includes instructing an application installed on the external device to open the browser in a webview in response to processing the instruction, wherein a cookie is provided. The method includes identifying the generated cookie based on verifying the transmitted transaction identifier.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes receiving information associated with a plurality of devices. The information includes a manufacturer, a model name, and a current version of software for each of the plurality of devices. The method also includes generating a plurality of classifications. Each of the plurality of classifications is associated with a particular manufacturer and a particular model name. The method further includes determining a number of the plurality of devices in a first classification of the plurality of classifications, categorizing the number of the plurality of devices in the first classification into a plurality of categories by the current version of software, and determining, independent of any type of device identifier, a latest available version of software for the first classification.

Abstract: A method for automatically generating sample code for an API for payment processing in a payment network includes reading an acquirer processor-specific API for payment processing in a payment network using an acquirer processor-specific API reader, generating acquirer processor-specific API data using the acquirer processor-specific API reader, converting the acquirer processor-specific API data into a format compatible with an output generator, and generating language-specific sample code by the output generator using the converted acquirer processor-specific API data and a language-specific template.

Abstract: Systems and methods provide for intelligently switching between cloud processing mode and edge processing mode based on a variety of criteria, such as the desired eye-tracker settings (e.g., minimum tracker rate, ideal tracker rate, and processing mode) and the available network capabilities (e.g., latency, bandwidth, and the like). The criteria used for determining whether buffered cloud processing is viable include such parameters as upload bandwidth, tolerable processing delay, buffer drain rate, buffer fill rate, and maximum session duration. The cloud processing system may be used instead of available edge processing in cases where there are benefits to doing so, e.g., the cloud processing system provides added functionality, such as improved data analytics.

Abstract: A light emitting system (1) for disinfecting a target area (5), the light emitting system (1) comprising a first light emitting device (2) comprising a first light source (21) configured to, in operation, emit a first UV light beam (22) towards the target area (5), and a second light emitting device (3) comprising a second light source (31) configured to, in operation, emit a second UV light beam (32) towards the target area (5), the first light emitting device (2) and the second light emitting device (3) being arranged spaced apart from one another in a direction perpendicular to vertical, and the first light source (21) and the second light source (31) being arranged such that, in operation, the first UV light beam (22) and the second UV light beam (32) are emitted in such respective directions that the first UV light beam and the second UV light beam form an exposure overlap at the target area.

Abstract: A lighting arrangement (100), comprising a first solid state light source (110) arranged to emit visible light, a second solid state light source (130) arranged to emit second light of at least one of violet light and ultraviolet (UV) light, a reflector (140) comprising at least one light-reflecting surface (145), wherein the reflector at least partially encloses the first and second solid state light sources, and wherein at least part of the reflector defines a mixing chamber (150) for mixing the visible light and the second light, a light exit window (160), wherein the visible light and the second light mixed by the mixing chamber are arranged to exit the lighting arrangement through the light exit window, and a third solid state light source (170) arranged to emit UV light, wherein the third solid state light source is arranged outside the mixing chamber.

Abstract: There is provided a luminaire (100) comprising: a first type light source (110) configured to emit visible light (111), the first type light source having a visible light main intensity peak (112) having a maximum intensity (114) in a first direction (116) from the luminaire; a second type light source (120) configured to emit ultraviolet, UV, light (121), the second type light source having a UV light main intensity peak (122) having a maximum intensity (124) in a, transverse, second direction (126). There is also provided a lighting system comprising a plurality of luminaires (100).

Abstract: A light emitting diode, LED, filament lamp (100), comprising at least one LED filament (120, 120a, 120b) having abase portion (210) and a top portion (22) extending over a length, L, along a longitudinal axis, A, wherein the LED filament comprises an array of a plurality of light emitting diodes, LEDs, (140) extending along the longitudinal axis A. An encapsulant (145) at least partially enclosing the plurality of LEDs, wherein the encapsulant comprises a luminescent material (150).

Abstract: There is presented a lighting device comprising: several light-emitting filaments (15, 15?) with solid-state light sources and a circuit board (10) with first and second electrically conductive tracks (13, 14) following first and second paths, respectively. Each light-emitting filament (15, 15?) comprises a first electrical contact (19, 19?) electrically connected to the first track (13) at a first point on the first path, and a second electrical contact (20, 20?) electrically connected to the second track (14) at a second point on the second path. The first and second points associated with each light-emitting filament (15, 15?) are arranged on an axis (A) which is non-perpendicular to a tangent (T1) to the first path at the first point and to a tangent (T2) to the second path at the second point. The lighting device may be adapted to emit light from what appears to be a surface according to an observer.

Abstract: The present technology relates to compositions suitable for depositing personal care actives onto keratinous substrates. More particularly, the technology concerns compositions comprising lipophilic materials which are deposited from an ampholytic-anionic delivery system. The compositions exhibit high deposition of the lipophilic material onto keratinous substrates such as the skin, nails, and/or hair upon application thereto. In one aspect, the disclosed technology relates to a personal care deposition composition for depositing a lipophilic material onto a keratinous substrate comprising: a) at least one ampholytic polymer; b) at least one anionic polymer; c) at least one lipophilic material; and d) water, wherein the weight ratio of the at least one ampholytic polymer to the at least one anionic polymer ranges from about 10:1 to about 1:1.

Abstract: There is provided a luminaire (100) comprising: a first type light source (110) configured to emit visible light (111), the first type light source having a visible light main intensity peak (112) having a maximum intensity (114) in a first direction (116) from the luminaire; a second type light source (120) configured to emit ultraviolet, UV, light (121), the second type light source having a UV light main intensity peak (122) having a maximum intensity (124) in a, transverse, second direction (126). There is also provided a lighting system comprising a plurality of luminaires (100).

Abstract: Systems and methods for storing and querying voluminous “big data” are described, with application to append-only hyperscale databases. The methods dispense with blob abstractions such as objects and file systems, instead storing data as addressable binary sequences at all stages of storage and querying. In particular, a microservices architecture system arrangement combines with a powerful data format to create an architecture for executing an external query using a distributed process.

Abstract: Systems and methods for storing and querying voluminous “big data” are described, with application to append-only hyperscale databases. The methods dispense with blob abstractions such as objects and file systems, instead storing data as addressable binary sequences at all stages of storage and querying. In particular, a microservices architecture system arrangement combines with a powerful data format to create an architecture for executing an external query using a distributed process.

Abstract: There is presented a lighting device comprising: several light-emitting filaments (15, 15?) with solid-state light sources and a circuit board (10) with first and second electrically conductive tracks (13, 14) following first and second paths, respectively. Each light-emitting filament (15, 15?) comprises a first electrical contact (19, 19?) electrically connected to the first track (13) at a first point on the first path, and a second electrical contact (20, 20?) electrically connected to the second track (14) at a second point on the second path. The first and second points associated with each light-emitting filament (15, 15?) are arranged on an axis (A) which is non-perpendicular to a tangent (T1) to the first path at the first point and to a tangent (T2) to the second path at the second point. The lighting device may be adapted to emit light from what appears to be a surface according to an observer.

Abstract: A method for automatically generating sample code for an API for payment processing in a payment network includes reading an acquirer processor-specific API for payment processing in a payment network using an acquirer processor-specific API reader, generating acquirer processor-specific API data using the acquirer processor-specific API reader, converting the acquirer processor-specific API data into a format compatible with an output generator, and generating language-specific sample code by the output generator using the converted acquirer processor-specific API data and a language-specific template.

Abstract: Systems and methods provide for intelligently switching between cloud processing mode and edge processing mode based on a variety of criteria, such as the desired eye-tracker settings (e.g., minimum tracker rate, ideal tracker rate, and processing mode) and the available network capabilities (e.g., latency, bandwidth, and the like). The criteria used for determining whether buffered cloud processing is viable include such parameters as upload bandwidth, tolerable processing delay, buffer drain rate, buffer fill rate, and maximum session duration. The cloud processing system may be used instead of available edge processing in cases where there are benefits to doing so, e.g., the cloud processing system provides added functionality, such as improved data analytics.