Abstract: An intrauterine simulation system comprising a motion-control system and/or a maternal heartbeat simulator. The motion-control system may be configured to move a platform supporting an infant in a pattern characteristic of the movement of a woman in a late stage of pregnancy, thereby simulating movement experienced by a fetus in the intrauterine environment. The sound and vibration may be customized to the mother's biometric data to more closely simulate the infant's experience in the womb. The platform supporting the infant may be incorporated into a bassinet, cradle, mattress, and/or other suitable device. A system controller may be configured to gradually reduce aspects of the simulation, such as the intensity of the sound waves and/or vibrations or extent of the movement, thereby transitioning an infant to the extrauterine environment.

Abstract: Method and systems for configuration and control of an inter-integrated circuit (I2C) bus interface are described. An electronic device that may be connected to an external battery device via a modified connector is also described. The connector has multiple interconnect pins, and one of the interconnect pins of the connector is multiplexed to receive data operation and interrupt or signaling operation on a single line. The single line is configured to not only detect a connection with the external battery device, but also to perform data operations including read/write operations between the electronic device and the external battery device.

Abstract: A processing device of a mobile device determines an activity level for a hardware component of the mobile device based on activity information associated with the hardware component. The processing device computes a score for the hardware component based on the activity level and a power consumption value of the hardware component, wherein the power consumption value indicates an amount of power used by the hardware component. The processing device determines whether to deactivate the hardware component based on the score.