Abstract: Access table system of the disclosed invention provides automated social platform to make people easily connect to each other. The access table system also allows prompts/initiate multiple social interaction without leaving the seat. The access table system includes a track system including at least one guide track, scale members coupled to the track system, and a spine arranged along the scale members, and at least one driving mechanism to drive the scale members. The scale members includes scale platforms that provide spaces for people and objects. The scale platforms are connected each other in a tessellating fashion are configured to move in a direction. The access table system can be operated in varied speed to create various uses, such as public/formal dinner/performance/lecture/concert event.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for automating processes, and in particular to a system for optimizing the distribution of work items among available processing resources within such a system. The system includes an active queue controller, executed on an application server that manages the creation and deletion of virtual machines on available resources while querying a data store for work items and instructions for executing that automated processes.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments include a perforating gun assembly. The perforating gun assembly includes a housing and at least one perforating charge disposed within the housing. Additionally, the perforating gun assembly includes a detonating cord disposed within the housing and ballistically coupled to the at least one perforating charge. Also included in the perforating gun assembly is a detonator assembly disposed in line or adjacent to the detonating cord. The detonator assembly includes a detonator, a ballistic interrupt, an actuator to remove the ballistic interrupt from a line of fire of the detonator, and a detonator control board to control the actuator and firing of the detonator.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for automating processes, and in particular to a system for optimizing the distribution of work items among available processing resources within such a system. The system includes an active queue controller, executed on an application server that manages the creation and deletion of virtual machines on available resources while querying a data store for work items and instructions for executing that automated processes.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments include a perforating gun assembly. The perforating gun assembly includes a housing and at least one perforating charge disposed within the housing. Additionally, the perforating gun assembly includes a detonating cord disposed within the housing and ballistically coupled to the at least one perforating charge. Also included in the perforating gun assembly is a detonator assembly disposed in line or adjacent to the detonating cord. The detonator assembly includes a detonator, a ballistic interrupt, an actuator to remove the ballistic interrupt from a line of fire of the detonator, and a detonator control board to control the actuator and firing of the detonator.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for automating processes, and in particular to a system for optimizing the distribution of work items among available processing resources within such a system. The system includes an active queue controller, executed on an application server that manages the creation and deletion of virtual machines on available resources while querying a data store for work items and instructions for executing that automated processes.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for automating processes, and in particular to a system for optimizing the distribution of work items among available processing resources within such a system. The system includes an active queue controller, executed on an application server that manages the creation and deletion of virtual machines on available resources while querying a data store for work items and instructions for executing that automated processes.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for automating processes, and in particular to a system for optimizing the distribution of work items among available processing resources within such a system. The system includes an active queue controller, executed on an application server that manages the creation and deletion of virtual machines on available resources while querying a data store for work items and instructions for executing that automated processes.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for automating processes, and in particular to a system for optimizing the distribution of work items among available processing resources within such a system. The system includes an active queue controller, executed on an application server that manages the creation and deletion of virtual machines on available resources while querying a data store for work items and instructions for executing that automated processes.

Abstract: A controlling interface unit is linked to a plurality of event sensors associated with a premises. There is at least one manner of establishing communication, using wired communication lines or radio transmissions between this interface unit and, on the one hand, a remote alarm receiving center for monitoring the sensors at the premises, and, on the other hand, a remote auxiliary facility for filtering out potential false alarms from those premises. The interface unit is capable of routing signals originating from a selected type of sensor to the auxiliary filtering facility instead of or in addition to transmitting the same signals to the alarm receiving center. Depending on the circumstances, feedback signals may then be transmitted from the auxiliary filtering facility to the controlling interface unit to negate an alarm condition. Optionally, a memory unit may be linked to the controlling interface unit to store data from the event sensors for a limited time period.