Abstract: Air decontamination products are disclosed comprising an air decontamination formulation in an aerosol canister comprising a 2-piece mechanical breakup (MB) nozzle with swirl chamber and approximately 60 psig or more of a pressurizing gas. The air decontamination formulation comprises approximately 10% to approximately 43% by weight of the formulation of dipropylene glycol. The MB nozzle comprises two stem orifices, each having a diameter ranging from approximately 0.036 inches [0.91 mm] to approximately 0.044 inches [1.12 mm]. The disclosed air decontamination formulations may sanitize or disinfect a volume of air less than or equal to 25 m3 in 0.1 to 5 minutes by providing equal to or greater than a 3 log10 reduction of aerosolized bacteria, including Staphylococcus aureus and Klebsiella pneumoniae, and aerosolized enveloped viruses, including Phi6. A 3 log10 reduction of aerosolized non-enveloped viruses, like MS2, occurs in 10-15 minutes.

Abstract: Electronic system, user interface member, drug delivery device and method for detecting whether a drug delivery device is, or was, exposed to fluid In at least one embodiment, the electronic system is configured to compare measurements taken with a measurement (21) unit with a reference and to determine, based on the result of the comparison, an exposure of the drug delivery device to fluid. The measurements are suitable to provide information about the drug delivery device.

Abstract: Data associated with one or more workers performing a task is obtained by one or more sensors. One or more machine learning models trained to determine whether the one or more workers correctly performed the task based on the data associated with the one or more workers performing the task are utilized. A notification indicating whether the one or more workers correctly performed the task is outputted.

Abstract: Provided are imaging agents comprising a compound of Formula I, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, and methods of their use.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, a computer-implemented method accesses, using a computer server, a plurality of electrical wiring harnesses, testing criteria, and a wireless harness automated measurement system (WHAMS). The computer-implemented method generates a test plan for the plurality of electrical wiring harnesses based on the testing criteria. The computer-implemented method selects a plurality of wireless test modules (WTMs) using the test plan and the WHAMS. The computer-implemented method generates a plurality of test instructions based on the test plan and the plurality of WTMs. The computer-implemented method performs, using the plurality of WTMs, one or more tests on the plurality of electrical wiring harnesses according to the plurality of test instructions. The computer-implemented method wirelessly communicates, using the plurality of WTMs, test results to the computer server for display.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, a system includes a computer system and a plurality of wireless test modules. Each wireless test module includes a wireless transceiver and physically couples to an electrical wiring harness. The computer system sends test instructions to the plurality of wireless test modules according to an automated test plan. Each wireless test module wirelessly receives one or more of the plurality of test instructions from the computer system using the wireless transceiver and performs one or more tests on the electrical wiring harness according to received one or more test instructions from the computer system. Each wireless test module wirelessly communicates test results to the computer system using the wireless transceiver.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, a system includes a wireless charging battery, a wireless battery pack holder, an injected molded pogo pin holder comprising a plurality of pogo pins, and a wireless charging receiver. The wireless battery pack holder is operable to contain the wireless charging battery. The injected molded pogo pin holder is coupled to the wireless battery pack holder using a set of screws. The injected molded pogo pin holder is operable to couple to a wireless test module (WTM). The wireless charging receiver is operable to wirelessly charge the wireless charging battery.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, an apparatus for charging a wireless harness automated measurement system (WHAMS) includes a charging cart, a mobile frame, a plurality of light-emitting diode (LED) indicators, and a plurality of charging slots. The charging cart may charge a plurality of wireless test modules (WTMs) of the WHAMS. The mobile aluminum frame may support the charging cart. The plurality of light-emitting diode (LED) indicators may identify a status of the plurality of the WTMs during testing of the WHAMS. The plurality of charging slots may charge the plurality of WTMs. Each of the plurality of charging slots is associated with a respective one of the plurality of LED indicators.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, a system includes a wireless test module (WTM) side hot-swap connector located between a chassis of a first WTM and a variable front end of the first WTM. The variable front end of the first WTM may mate to an aircraft connector. The WTM side hot-swap connector may mate to a front end side hot-swap connector of the variable front end of the first WTM. The WTM side hot-swap connector includes a female connector, an alignment peg configured to couple to the variable front end of the first WTM, a slip ring configured to secure the first WTM in place, and an electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM) read/write wire integrated on a circuit board operable to read/write data of the aircraft connector.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and methods for electrically stimulating peripheral nerve(s) to treat various disorders are disclosed, as well as signal processing systems and methods for enhancing diagnostic and therapeutic protocols relating to the same.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems, methods, and computer program products for reducing optical interference in an optical sensor. The methods comprise: detecting, by an optical sensor device comprising a plurality of pixel sensors, a signal with a reflected light component and a stray light component; estimating, by a processor, a stray light intensity in each pixel of the plurality of pixel sensors using a measured mapping of an intensity of stray light relative to an intensity of reflected light, wherein the measured mapping is derived from the measured intensities associated with all pixel sensors of the optical sensor device; adjusting, by the processor, a noise probability for the signal using the estimated stray light intensity and an unbiased noise intensity; and adjusting, by the processor, a signal confidence score using the adjusted noise probability.

Abstract: A method is disclosed of changing a tool on a programmable motion device. The method includes the steps of moving an attachment portion of an end effector of the programmable motion device in a continuous motion; while the attachment portion of the end effector moves in the continuous motion, engaging one of: the attachment portion of the end effector with the tool, or the tool attached to the attachment portion of the end effector with an exchange system, and continuing to move the attachment portion of the end effector in the continuous motion to change a connection status of the attachment portion of the end effector while the attachment portion of the end effector moves in the continuous motion.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for the treatment and prevention of cardiac dysrhythmias and/or hypertension, and more specifically to systems and methods of treating cardiac dysrhythmias, including atrial fibrillation, as well as hypertension through noninvasive peripheral nerve stimulation.

Abstract: Data associated with one or more workers performing a task is obtained by one or more sensors. One or more machine learning models trained to determine whether the one or more workers correctly performed the task based on the data associated with the one or more workers performing the task are utilized. A notification indicating whether the one or more workers correctly performed the task is outputted.

Abstract: A plurality of surfaces within a space are monitored in real-time during a cleaning of the space utilizing data outputted from the plurality of sensors. Computer vision is utilized to determine one or more surfaces of the plurality of surfaces that need additional cleaning based the real-time monitoring of the plurality of spaces. A notification of the one or more determined surfaces that need the additional cleaning is provided.

Abstract: An improved beverage cooling device featuring a refrigeration source, a cold plate heat exchanger block, a track in contact with the cold plate heat exchanger block which directs liquid from the input to the output, and a removable top housing which seals the track during use of the device but may be removed to clean the sections of the device which contact the beverage to be cooled. In other embodiments, the invention additionally comprises a housing to contain and support the device, an exit valve allowing for a controlled release of the cooled beverage, or a top cap providing insulation and preventing contamination of the device.

Abstract: Described herein are improved thermoplastic composites, which demonstrate excellent physical properties, such as yield strength, ultimate tensile strength, toughness, elongation, and, optionally, superior tunable biodegradability when compared to known thermoplastics. The composite comprises minimally a thermoplastic polymer, at least one phenolic compound, and, optionally, a filler.

Abstract: The invention relates to a breathing assistance apparatus that may be configured to reduce the risk of damage to electronics within the apparatus as a result of liquid leaks within the apparatus or impacts to the apparatus. In other forms, the apparatus may be configured to allow for easy assembly and/or safe operation.

Abstract: Systems and methods for enabling auditing access to protected data stored at a data service using smart contracts on a blockchain are disclosed. According to certain aspects, a compliance management system may maintain and update a public blockchain with transaction indicative of non-compliance events associated with access to the protected data. Auditors or other third parties may access the public blockchain to audit the access to the protected data. Additionally, the compliance management system may implement a private blockchain to manage access restrictions to the protected data and process data requests for the protected data.

Abstract: Method, sterilization system and robotic system for improving duty cycle of Ultraviolet (UV) emitter modules disinfecting closed environment. Sterilization system includes robotic system and plurality of UV emitter modules. Robotic system receives signal corresponding to discharge of battery from one of plurality of UV emitter modules. Each of plurality of UV emitter modules includes UV light source for disinfecting closed environment. Robotic system detects location of UV emitter module amongst plurality of UV emitter modules and maneuvers to location of UV emitter module, mounts UV emitter module and maneuvers UV emitter module to charging dock for charging battery of UV emitter module. After charging, robotic system maneuvers UV emitter module to pre-defined area for disinfecting pre-defined area of closed environment.