Abstract: The disclosures herein generally relate to a vehicle and more particularly, to an all-terrain utility vehicle which can perform multiple operations, in varied terrain and soil conditions, with precision and guidance. An all-terrain utility vehicle mainly includes wheel track and wheel base adjusting system, a height adjusting system, a plurality of vertical axle assemblies, a steering system, an implement position adjusting system, a master controller unit and a plurality of wheel drive motors. All the vehicle functions being controlled and guided with the help of an electronic master control module which enables optional manual, remote and autonomous operations. The electronic master control module utilizes externally acquired location data and digital maps with soil and plant information for enabling precision field operations.

Abstract: Disclosed is an approach to implement an on-demand secure communications channel to a cloud-related resource that is located in a customer's on-premises data center, where the on-demand channel provides access to the resource to a cloud provider's operator employees. This creates on a temporary basis all of the infrastructure that is needed to allow the operational access to the customer system, which can then be destroyed once it is no longer needed.

Abstract: Disclosed is an approach to implement an on-demand secure communications channel to a cloud-related resource that is located in a customer's on-premises data center, where the on-demand channel provides access to the resource to a cloud provider's operator employees. This creates on a temporary basis all of the infrastructure that is needed to allow the operational access to the customer system, which can then be destroyed once it is no longer needed.

Abstract: An agricultural sprayer unit 700 and a spray deflecting mechanism 70 thereof for the sprayer unit 700 is provided. The agricultural sprayer unit 700 includes a control valve 702, a controller unit 703, a plurality of sprayer nozzles 704, a sprayer tank 706, a sprayer pump 708 and a spray deflecting mechanism 70. The spray deflecting mechanism 70 includes a spray defecting arrangement 72A and a collecting means 70T. The spray deflecting arrangement 70A is adapted to be moved between a deflecting position in which the spray deflecting arrangement 72A is adapted to deflect and re-direct unutilized dispensed fluid from at least one sprayer nozzle 704 to the collecting means 70T thereby restricting wastage of chemical agent/biological agent where the spraying is not required and also to restrict spraying of chemical agent/biological agent to healthy plants.

Abstract: Embodiments herein disclose methods and systems for applying a remedy for a region under cultivation including canopy structures, a system includes a controller, a first vehicle and a second vehicle. The controller analyzes a prescription plan for at least one region, wherein the at least one region includes at least one of an over canopy region and an under canopy region. The controller determines a path covering the at least one region identified from the prescription plan using at least one geo-position of the at least one identified region. The controller communicates the determined path to at least one of a first vehicle and a second vehicle. The at least one of the first vehicle and the second vehicle apply the at least one remedy to the at least one of the over canopy region and the under canopy region using the at least one prescription plan.

Abstract: The embodiments herein disclose methods and systems for generating a prescription plan for a region under cultivation, a system includes a first data acquisition device coupled to a first vehicle, a second data acquisition device coupled to a second vehicle and a controller. The first data acquisition device and the second data acquisition device collect information from a first portion and a second portion of a canopy structure present in the region under cultivation respectively. The collected information may include imagery information, sensory information and geo-positioning information. Based on the collected information, the controller identifies at least one event across at least one of the first portion and the second portion of the canopy structure. The controller further generates an event map and a remedy plan for the identified at least one event. Based on the event map and the remedy plan, the controller generates the prescription plan.

Abstract: Phosphor compositions having the formula (Y1-x-y-zTbxGdyCez)3(M1M2)t(Al1-r-sGarIns)A-2tO12+D, where M1 is Mg or Zn, M2 is Si or Ge, 0<x+y<1, 0.01<z<0.1, 0.1<t<1.5, 0<r, s<0.5, 4.5<A<5.0, and ?1<D<1. Also disclosed are light emitting devices including a light source and at least one phosphor having the above formula. Such phosphors exhibit a deeper red emission when compared to conventional TAG phosphors, allowing the production of white light sources having improved properties.

Abstract: Phosphor compositions having the formulas (Tb1?x?y?z?wYxGdyLuzCew)3MrAls?rO12+?, where M is selected from Sc, In, Ga, Zn, or Mg, and where 0<w?0.3, 0?x<1, 0?y?0.4, 0?z<1, 0?r?4.5, 4.5?s?6, and ?1.5???1.5; (RE1?x?yScxCey)2A3?pBpSiz?qGeqO12+?, where RE is selected from a lanthanide ion or Y3+, A is selected from Mg, Ca, Sr, or Ba, B is selected from Mg and Zn, and where 0?p?3, 0?q?3, 2.5?z?3.5, 0?x?1, 0?y?0.3, ?1.5???1.5; and (Ca1?x?y?zSrxBayCez)3(Sc1?a?cLuaDc)2Sin?wGewO12+?, where D is either Mg or Zn, 0?x<1, 0?y<1, 0<z?0.3, 0?a<1, 0?c?1, 0?w?3, 2.5?n?3.5, and ?1.5???1.5. Also disclosed are light emitting devices including a light source and at least one of the above phosphor compositions.

Abstract: A phosphor comprises europium, at least two alkaline-earth metals, and at least a Group-13 metal. In one embodiment, the phosphor has a formula selected from the group consisting of Sr4-a-zAaEuzD12O22 and Sr4-a-zAaEuzD14O25; wherein A is at least an alkaline-earth metal other than strontium; D is an element selected from the group consisting of Group-13 metals, group-3 metals, and rare-earth metals; 0<a<4; 0.001<z<0.3; and 4-a-z>0. The phosphor can be used in light sources and displays.

Abstract: Phosphor compositions having the formula (Y1?x?y?zTbxGdyCez)3(M1M2)t(Al1?r?sGarIns)A?2tO12+D, where M1 is Mg or Zn, M2 is Si or Ge, 0<x+y<1, 0.01<z<0.1, 0.1<t<1.5, 0<r, s<0.5, 4.5<A<5.0, and ?1<D<1. Also disclosed are light emitting devices including a light source and at least one phosphor having the above formula. Such phosphors exhibit a deeper red emission when compared to conventional TAG phosphors, allowing the production of white light sources having improved properties.

Abstract: Phosphor compositions having the formulas (Tb1-x-y-z-wYxGdyLuzCew)3MrAls-rO12+?, where M is selected from Sc, In, Ga, Zn, or Mg, and where 0<w?0.3, 0?x?1, 0?y?0.4, 0?z<1, 0?r?4.5, 4.5?s?6, and ?1.5???1.5; (RE1-xScxCey)2A3-pBpSiz-qGeqO12+?, where RE is selected from a lanthanide ion or Y3+, A is selected from Mg, Ca, Sr, or Ba, B is selected from Mg and Zn, and where 0?p?3, 0?q?3, 2.5?z?3.5, 0?x?1, 0?y?0.3, ?1.5???1.5; and (Ca1-x-y-zSrxBayCez)3(Sc1-a-bLuaDc)2Sin-wGewO12+?, where D is either Mg or Zn, 0?x?1, 0?y<1, 0<z?0.3, 0?a<1, 0?c?1, 0?w?3, 2.5?n?3.5, and ?1.5???1.5. Also disclosed are light emitting devices including a light source and at least one of the above phosphor compositions.