Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed that automate and institutionalize many aspects of the process of creating software. Embodiments automate aspects of pricing, software creation, and delivery using a manufacturing-styled approach to development that reuses existing code and other existing software design features.

Abstract: A system for developing software provides a graphical user interface on a display of a client device, the graphical user interface displaying features from a library of features for a custom software application, implements simulations of a plurality of the features available for demonstration through the graphical user interface, stores blocks of source code for each feature in a source code repository wherein the blocks are adapted to provide an actual application when compiled by developers, receives from the client device, by a server running a software building component, one or more selected features for the software application, automatically integrates, by the software building component, the one or more selected features to generate an integrated feature set based on attributes of each of the selected features and an inter-feature rules set, and generates an interactive visualization of a navigable prototype of the software application based on the integrated feature set.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed that automate and institutionalize many aspects of the process of creating software. Embodiments automate aspects of pricing, software creation, and delivery using a manufacturing-styled approach to development that reuses existing code and other existing software design features.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed that automate and institutionalize many aspects of the process of creating software. Embodiments automate aspects of pricing, software creation, and delivery using a manufacturing-styled approach to development that reuses existing code and other existing software design features.

Abstract: There are various rocking swinging beds available in the market. These conventional cradle beds allow access to a baby from two opposite sides since other two opposite sides have pivoting points for cradle. Further, these beds do not come with any safety mechanism to save a baby from crawling out of it which is very serious safety issue because every baby starts to crawl sooner or later. Moreover, in some beds, babies are tied with straps to the bed to prevent them from falling down which is very uncomfortable for baby if baby wants to change sides. This new baby bed allows parents to easily access baby from the bed with almost 3 sides being available to access baby from. Also, while a baby is sleeping in the bed, the bed should be secured so the baby cannot crawl out of it, and so forth. In addition, a bed must be able to secure a baby in a convenient way while allowing sufficient movement for the baby.

Abstract: Methods and systems are disclosed that automate and institutionalize many aspects of the process of creating software. Embodiments automate aspects of pricing, software creation, and delivery using a manufacturing-styled approach to development that reuses existing code and other existing software design features.

Abstract: An energy conversion system is an apparatus used to collect the kinetic energy of incoming ocean waves and to covert that kinetic energy into electrical energy. The apparatus includes a buoyant platform and a plurality of wave-energy capturing (WEC) units. The buoyant platform stays afloat upon the ocean surface. The WEC units are peripherally distributed about the buoyant platform, which allows the apparatus to collect to the kinetic energy from incoming ocean waves from any direction. Each WEC unit includes a cam mechanism, a recoiling mechanism, a cable, an anchor, a pinion, a transmission, and a generator. The cam mechanism converts the linear motion of the buoyant platform into rotational motion, which is fed into the pinion, through the transmission, and into the generator. The recoiling mechanism returns the cam mechanism to its equilibrium position. Each WEC unit is secured to the seabed through the anchor and the cable.

Abstract: An energy conversion system is an apparatus used to collect the kinetic energy of incoming ocean waves and to covert that kinetic energy into electrical energy. The apparatus includes a buoyant platform and a plurality of wave-energy capturing (WEC) units. The buoyant platform stays afloat upon the ocean surface. The WEC units are peripherally distributed about the buoyant platform, which allows the apparatus to collect to the kinetic energy from incoming ocean waves from any direction. Each WEC unit includes a cam mechanism, a recoiling mechanism, a cable, an anchor, a pinion, a transmission, and a generator. The cam mechanism converts the linear motion of the buoyant platform into rotational motion, which is fed into the pinion, through the transmission, and into the generator. The recoiling mechanism returns the cam mechanism to its equilibrium position. Each WEC unit is secured to the seabed through the anchor and the cable.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed herein for determining whether there is a defect that occurred as a result of programming non-volatile storage elements. Example defects include: broken word lines, control gate to substrate shorts, word line to word line shorts, double writes, etc. The memory cells may be programmed such that there will be a substantially even distribution of the memory cells in different data states. After programming, the memory cells are sensed at one or more reference levels. Two sub-groups of memory cells are strategically formed based on the sensing to enable detection of defects in a simple and efficient manner. The sub-groups may have a certain degree of separation of the data states to avoid missing a defect. The number of memory cells in one sub-group is compared with the other. If there is a significant imbalance between the two sub-groups, then a defect is detected.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed herein for determining whether there is a defect that occurred as a result of programming non-volatile storage elements. Example defects include: broken word lines, control gate to substrate shorts, word line to word line shorts, double writes, etc. The memory cells may be programmed such that there will be a substantially even distribution of the memory cells in different data states. After programming, the memory cells are sensed at one or more reference levels. Two sub-groups of memory cells are strategically formed based on the sensing to enable detection of defects in a simple and efficient manner. The sub-groups may have a certain degree of separation of the data states to avoid missing a defect. The number of memory cells in one sub-group is compared with the other. If there is a significant imbalance between the two sub-groups, then a defect is detected.

Abstract: The invention provides a very cost effective and very simple option to generate energy from ocean waves with minimum investment possible. It basically is a round shaped floating object with multiple generators on edge evenly part from one another. Each generator tied to the ocean floor with cable on angel. The ocean wave moves the 15 disc around which results a motion in generators. This generates electricity. This design can be used as a private power house for some island resorts too.