Abstract: A system and related method for placing three-dimensional food ingredients on a surface of an object, such as a pizza or other good to be baked that includes a memory for storing computer executable instructions, a processing device to execute the instructions, dispensing devices that are each structured and arranged to contain one food ingredient, and a distribution device that is structured and arranged to place food ingredients at discrete locations on the surface of the object in accordance with an input design that is replicated using the ingredients.

Abstract: An instrument which is used to guide placement of a cutting line on a workpiece includes a multiplicity of notches on one edge thereof. The notches are spaced apart by preset distances and are sized to securely hold a pencil, or other such marking instrument, in place while the guide is moved along the workpiece in order to place a true line on the workpiece.

Abstract: System and method for static memory allocation (SMA) in a graphical programming system. A graphical program (GP) may be created in response to user input, comprising nodes interconnected by wires for inter-node communication, which visually indicates functionality of the program, and includes a plurality of data elements. The GP is programmatically analyzed to determine: memory requirements for each of the data elements, and one or more subsets of the data elements that can share a memory block, e.g., by traversing the GP to determine one or more static paths, each comprising a path of wire along which a single statically allocated memory block can be used. One or more SMAs are programmatically included in the GP in response, executable to statically allocate a shared memory block for each subset. The GP may be executed, including executing the SMAs to statically allocate the shared memory blocks for each of the subsets.