Abstract: Methods and systems for making three-dimensional printed articles. In one example, a method of making a three-dimensional article can include printing a conductive element including a composite of a conductive material and a polymeric build material; printing an adjacent portion in contact with the conductive element, where the adjacent portion includes a nonconductive polymeric build material; and heating the conductive element by running an electric current through the conductive element, and thereby heating the adjacent portion to a temperature sufficient to change a physical property of the nonconductive polymeric build material of the adjacent portion.

Abstract: A seat system is configured to be within an internal cabin of an aircraft. The seat system includes one or more seat supports configured to support one or more seated passengers. One or more backrests are moveably secured to the one or more seat supports. The one or more backrests are selectively moveable between a forward-facing position and a rearward-facing position.

Abstract: Methods and systems for making three-dimensional printed articles. In one example, a method of making a three-dimensional article can include printing a conductive element including a composite of a conductive material and a polymeric build material; printing an adjacent portion in contact with the conductive element, where the adjacent portion includes a nonconductive polymeric build material; and heating the conductive element by running an electric current through the conductive element, and thereby heating the adjacent portion to a temperature sufficient to change a physical property of the nonconductive polymeric build material of the adjacent portion.

Abstract: A platform system is configured for use within an internal cabin of a vehicle. The platform system includes a base, and a support plate moveably coupled to the base. The support plate is configured to be moved in relation to the base to allow a wheelchair to be selectively secured to and removed from the support plate. For example, the support plate is moveable between a first position in which the wheelchair is supported on the support plate in a forward-facing position within the internal cabin, and a second position in which at least a portion of the support plate is moved into an aisle of the internal cabin to allow the wheelchair to be moved onto and off the support plate.

Abstract: A lounge system for an internal cabin of an aircraft includes a housing including one or more walls defining an internal compartment. One or more passenger supports are moveably coupled to the one or more walls. The one or more passenger supports are movable between a stowed position and a deployed position. The lounge system can also include one or more partition walls moveably coupled to the one or more walls. The one or more partition walls are moveable between an extended position that divides the internal compartment into sub-compartments, and a stowed position. The lounge system can also include one or more audio-visual (AV) devices secured to one or both of the one or more walls or the one or more partition walls.

Abstract: A seat system is configured to be within an internal cabin of a vehicle. The seat system includes a backrest, and a seat support moveable between a seating position and a standing position. The backrest and the seat support are configured to support an individual in a seated orientation when the seat support is in the seating position. Further, the backrest and the seat support are configured to support the individual in a standing orientation when the seat support is in the standing position.

Abstract: A seat system is configured to be within an internal cabin of an aircraft. The seat system includes one or more seat supports configured to support one or more seated passengers. One or more backrests are moveably secured to the one or more seat supports. The one or more backrests are selectively moveable between a forward-facing position and a rearward-facing position.

Abstract: A platform system is configured for use within an internal cabin of a vehicle. The platform system includes a base, and a support plate moveably coupled to the base. The support plate is configured to be moved in relation to the base to allow a wheelchair to be selectively secured to and removed from the support plate. For example, the support plate is moveable between a first position in which the wheelchair is supported on the support plate in a forward-facing position within the internal cabin, and a second position in which at least a portion of the support plate is moved into an aisle of the internal cabin to allow the wheelchair to be moved onto and off the support plate.

Abstract: An enclosed space, such as a lavatory within an internal cabin of a vehicle, includes one or both of: (a) a toilet moveably secured to one or both of a floor or one or more walls, wherein the toilet is configured to be moved between a toilet deployed position and a toilet retracted position, and/or (b) a sink moveably secured to one or both of the floor or the one or more walls, wherein the sink is configured to be moved between a sink deployed position and a sink retracted position.

Abstract: Data includes a first dataset with a first set of attributes and a second dataset with a second set of attributes is received. The first dataset and the second dataset are associated with an industrial asset. A first attribute value of a first attribute in the first set of attributes is assigned a first priority value and a second attribute value of the first attribute in the second set of attributes is assigned a second priority value. A third dataset that includes a third set of attributes of the industrial asset is generated. The third set of attributes includes the first attribute. An attribute value between the first attribute value and the second attribute value is selected based on the first priority value and the second priority value. The first attribute of the third set of attributes of the third dataset is set to the selected attribute value.

Abstract: The seating systems comprise a seat module and a seat track assembly comprising a plurality of seat-receiving regions, a seat track, and an electrical distribution system. The electrical distribution system comprises a plurality of track electrical contacts disposed along the seat track in the seat-receiving regions. The seat module comprises a base coupler configured to couple with the seat track at any seat-receiving region and a seat module electrical system having a seat electrical contact. The base coupler and the seat track are configured to position the seat electrical contact in connection with the track electrical contact of any seat-receiving region to which the base coupler is coupled. The methods comprise coupling the base coupler to a seat-receiving region, which comprises forming a connection between the seat electrical contact and the respective track electrical contact of the seat-receiving region, and providing electricity to the seat module via the electrical connection.

Abstract: A visual partition system is provided. The system comprises a number of dry mist dispensers that generate a particle curtain comprising liquid micro-droplets. A gutter system collects liquid from the particle curtain, and at least one vacuum extractor is operably coupled to the gutter system. A liquid recirculation system collects liquid from the gutter system via the at least one vacuum extractor and returns it to the dry mist dispensers for reuse of the liquid.

Abstract: A visual partition system is provided. The system comprises a number of dry mist dispensers that generate a particle curtain comprising liquid micro-droplets. A gutter system collects liquid from the particle curtain, and at least one vacuum extractor is operably coupled to the gutter system. A liquid recirculation system collects liquid from the gutter system via the at least one vacuum extractor and returns it to the dry mist dispensers for reuse of the liquid.

Abstract: According to examples, a method of making a three-dimensional conductive printed part, including forming a layer of polymeric build material; selectively applying a fusing agent on a first selected area of the formed polymeric build material; selectively applying a conductive agent on a second selected area of the formed polymeric build material; and applying a solder receiving material to a portion of the first selected area and a portion of the second selected area; in which the solder receiving material is present on a surface of the conductive three-dimensional printed part is disclosed.

Abstract: Methods and systems for making three-dimensional printed articles. In one example, a method of making a three-dimensional article can include printing a conductive element including a composite of a conductive material and a polymeric build material; printing an adjacent portion in contact with the conductive element, where the adjacent portion includes a nonconductive polymeric build material; and heating the conductive element by running an electric current through the conductive element, and thereby heating the adjacent portion to a temperature sufficient to change a physical property of the nonconductive polymeric build material of the adjacent portion.

Abstract: According to examples, a method of making a three-dimensional conductive printed part, including forming a layer of polymeric build material; selectively applying a fusing agent on a first selected area of the formed polymeric build material; selectively applying a conductive agent on a second selected area of the formed polymeric build material; and applying a solder receiving material to a portion of the first selected area and a portion of the second selected area; in which the solder receiving material is present on a surface of the conductive three-dimensional printed part is disclosed.

Abstract: A technique for use by a first system of computers sharing a common IP address, the technique including the following operations: (i) transferring a first software bundle of files to a public repository (PR); (ii) requesting a current version of the first file list from the PR; (iii) receiving the current version of the first file list from the PR; (iv) generating a current version file list file (CVFLF) based on the current version of the first file list; and (v) storing the CVFLF at a first storage location from which the CVFLF can be downloaded.

Abstract: A technique for use by a first system of computers sharing a common IP address, the technique including the following operations: (i) transferring a first software bundle of files to a public repository (PR); (ii) requesting a current version of the first file list from the PR; (iii) receiving the current version of the first file list from the PR; (iv) generating a current version file list file (CVFLF) based on the current version of the first file list; and (v) storing the CVFLF at a first storage location from which the CVFLF can be downloaded.

Abstract: A software circuit breaker observes an amount of free memory available in an application server and a duration of a garbage collection process performed by the application server. The application server executes an agent comprising a plurality of processes for monitoring performance of the application server. Based on the amount of free memory and duration of the garbage collection process, the circuit breaker anticipates a likely crash of the application server. In response to anticipating the likely crash, the circuit breaker disables one or more processes of the agent.

Abstract: A system performs discovery and instrumentation of processes of an application based on process performance. The system includes one or more processors configured to: determine a duration score for a process indicating a relationship between a duration time for the process and a transaction time for a transaction including the process; determine an instrumentation threshold value; determine whether the duration score satisfies the instrumentation threshold value; and in response to determining that the duration score satisfies the instrumentation threshold value, instrument a second process invoked by the process to receive a second duration time for the second process when execution of the second process is detected in a second transaction trace of a second transaction. In some embodiments, the system prunes instrumented processes that primarily invoke subprocesses, and are thus unimportant for performance monitoring.