Abstract: A connected fitness platform can determine members are recognized during a live class or other live event, and seamlessly perform actions in response to or along with the recognition. The platform may determine a user or member is being recognized by an instructor or leader of the class/event, such as by tokenizing usernames and utilizing a semantic database to match or identify members represented by the usernames. The platform may then perform actions for the identified members.

Abstract: A storage system for a refrigerator includes a drawer, a rail, a cap, and a clip. The drawer has a frame and a bin removably disposed on top of the frame. The rail is movably secured to the frame such that the drawer is operable to transition between deployed and stowed positions. The cap is disposed along an end of the rail and defines a recess extending laterally inward therefrom. The clip extends downward from the frame and comprises a laterally extending protrusion. The laterally extending protrusion extends into the recess and engages the cap within the recess to secure the frame to the rail and restrict lateral movement of the frame relative to the rail.

Abstract: A method of scaling open-source container orchestration platforms is provided. The open-source container orchestration platform has a first plane that is associated with regional agents each having an object group is provided. A second plane is associated with each object group where the object groups have a pod group. Each pod group has an availability zone divided into sub-availability zones where the availability zones are associated with the second plane. Each of the availability zones has a first sub-availability zone configured to substitute functionality of a second sub-availability zone of the availability zones when the second sub-availability zone becomes non-functional. Moreover, each of the availability zones can be further subdivided to include additional sub-availability zones when demand increases thereby scaling an open-source container orchestration platform implementing the availability zones.

Abstract: A method of scaling open-source container orchestration platforms is provided. The open-source container orchestration platform has a first plane that is associated with regional agents each having an object group is provided. A second plane is associated with each object group where the object groups have a pod group. Each pod group has an availability zone divided into sub-availability zones where the availability zones are associated with the second plane. Each of the availability zones has a first sub-availability zone configured to substitute functionality of a second sub-availability zone of the availability zones when the second sub-availability zone becomes non-functional. Moreover, each of the availability zones can be further subdivided to include additional sub-availability zones when demand increases thereby scaling an open-source container orchestration platform implementing the availability zones.

Abstract: A connected fitness platform can determine members are recognized during a live class or other live event, and seamlessly perform actions in response to or along with the recognition. The platform may determine a user or member is being recognized by an instructor or leader of the class/event, such as by tokenizing usernames and utilizing a semantic database to match or identify members represented by the usernames. The platform may then perform actions for the identified members.

Abstract: A storage system for a refrigerator includes a drawer, a rail, a cap, and a clip. The drawer has a frame and a bin removably disposed on top of the frame. The rail is movably secured to the frame such that the drawer is operable to transition between deployed and stowed positions. The cap is disposed along an end of the rail and defines a recess extending laterally inward therefrom. The clip extends downward from the frame and comprises a laterally extending protrusion. The laterally extending protrusion extends into the recess and engages the cap within the recess to secure the frame to the rail and restrict lateral movement of the frame relative to the rail.

Abstract: A refrigerator shelving system includes a nest, a boss, and a shelf. The boss extends outward from the shelf. The boss is configured to engage the nest to maintain the shelf in a stowed position. The boss is configured to disengage the nest to transition the shelf to an operational position.

Abstract: An appliance includes a door adjustment feature with a housing that defines a cavity. A driven member is slidably movable within the cavity of the housing and a driving member is rotatably engaged with the driven member and configured to adjust a position of the driven member relative to the housing. A bracket is coupled with the door adjustment feature. The driven member is slidably movable relative to the door adjustment feature to a position where the bracket abuts the door adjustment feature and a position where the bracket is spaced from the door adjustment feature.

Abstract: A refrigerator shelving system includes a nest, a boss, and a shelf. The boss extends outward from the shelf. The boss is configured to engage the nest to maintain the shelf in a stowed position. The boss is configured to disengage the nest to transition the shelf to an operational position.

Abstract: A connected fitness platform can determine members are recognized during a live class or other live event, and seamlessly perform actions in response to or along with the recognition. The platform may determine a user or member is being recognized by an instructor or leader of the class/event, such as by tokenizing usernames and utilizing a semantic database to match or identify members represented by the usernames. The platform may then perform actions for the identified members.

Abstract: A refrigerator shelving system includes a first shelf, a second shelf, and a slide member. The first shelf has ramped surfaces defining a guideway and a nest disposed within the guideway. The second shelf is suspended from the first shelf. The slide member is secured to the second shelf. The slide member is configured to slide linearly relative to the second shelf. The slide member has a protrusion extending outward therefrom. In response to upward forces acting on the second shelf, the protrusion engages the ramped surfaces and the nest to transition between operational and stowed positions.

Abstract: A refrigerator shelving system includes a first shelf, a second shelf, and a slide member. The first shelf has ramped surfaces defining a guideway and a nest disposed within the guideway. The second shelf is suspended from the first shelf. The slide member is secured to the second shelf. The slide member is configured to slide linearly relative to the second shelf. The slide member has a protrusion extending outward therefrom. In response to upward forces acting on the second shelf, the protrusion engages the ramped surfaces and the nest to transition between operational and stowed positions.

Abstract: A refrigerator shelving system includes an upper shelf, suspenders, rails, and a lower shelf. The upper shelf has nests disposed along a bottom side of the upper shelf. The suspenders are rotatably secured to the upper shelf. The rails are suspended from the upper shelf via the suspenders. The lower shelf is slidably secured to the rails and has bosses extending laterally outward therefrom. Each of the bosses are configured to engage one of the nests to maintain the lower shelf in a stowed position. The lower shelf is configured to slide forward from the stowed position to an intermediate position via the rails to disengage the bosses from the nests. The lower shelf is configured to rotate downward and rearward via the suspenders to transition from the intermediate position to an operational position.

Abstract: A refrigerator shelving system includes an upper shelf, suspenders, rails, and a lower shelf. The upper shelf has nests disposed along a bottom side of the upper shelf. The suspenders are rotatably secured to the upper shelf. The rails are suspended from the upper shelf via the suspenders. The lower shelf is slidably secured to the rails and has bosses extending laterally outward therefrom. Each of the bosses are configured to engage one of the nests to maintain the lower shelf in a stowed position. The lower shelf is configured to slide forward from the stowed position to an intermediate position via the rails to disengage the bosses from the nests. The lower shelf is configured to rotate downward and rearward via the suspenders to transition from the intermediate position to an operational position.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a housing defining a chamber and including a panel including at least one aperture, at least one sensor fixed inside the chamber and having a field of view through a lens and the aperture, at least one annular disc attached to the sensor concentrically around the lens and including a radially outer edge contactlessly exposed to the chamber, and at least three vanes extending from the disc to the panel and arranged radially asymmetrically around the disc.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a housing defining a chamber and including a panel including an aperture, a sensor fixed inside the chamber and having a field of view through a lens and the aperture, and an annular disc attached to the sensor concentrically around the lens and including a radially outer edge contactlessly exposed to the chamber. An annular slot is defined by the disc. The slot extends at least 180° around the lens.

Abstract: An assembly includes a housing having a chamber. A pressure source is in fluid communication with the chamber. A first sensor window and a second sensor window are each defined by the housing. The housing has a first port and a second port each in fluid communication with the chamber. The first port is adjacent the first sensor window, and the second port is adjacent the second sensor window.

Abstract: An occluded area on a vehicle sensor is identified by localizing the vehicle in space. A discrepancy between historic image data and real-time image data from the sensor is determined, and a cleaning actuator is actuated based on the determined discrepancy.

Abstract: A method of changing the climate of the interior of a vehicle comprises: accepting data from an electronic device of an anticipated passenger of a vehicle, the vehicle having an interior with a climate, and data from the vehicle; analyzing both the data from the electronic device and the vehicle pursuant to a thermal comfort model to determine whether the climate would be comfortable to the anticipated passenger; if the climate would not be comfortable, then controlling one or more systems of the vehicle to change the climate until the climate would be comfortable to the anticipated passenger pursuant to the thermal comfort model before the anticipated passenger enters the interior of the vehicle; and picking up the anticipated passenger. Analyzing the data from the electronic device includes estimating the amount of chemical energy that the anticipated passenger is transforming into heat.

Abstract: A system includes a processor and a memory. The memory stores instructions executable by the processor to detect an occlusion on a surface in a vehicle sensor optical path based on a segmentation of sensor image data, and to select a cleaning plan for the surface based on the detected occlusion, map data, and vehicle route data.