Abstract: A system for treating an article. The system comprises a segment adapted to contain a local atmosphere and an internal pressure which is within the range of 90 kPa to 110 kPa. The segment comprising a module. The module comprising a pair of electrodes and a manifold for delivering a fluid to the pair of electrodes, wherein the electrodes are adapted to energise the fluid delivered from the manifold before being deposited onto the article.

Abstract: A coating which can be applied an article. The coating may comprise an upper side and a lower side. The coating may be applied to at least one surface of the article, and wherein the coating may be formed from a monomer and a nanomaterial which have been exposed to a plasma, in which the monomer is at least partially polymerised by the plasma.

Abstract: A substrate with a pathogen inhibiting treatment. The substrate comprising a first coating of an inorganic material. The inorganic material being applied to the substrate via a vapour deposition process. A second coating applied at an upper surface of the first coating, and wherein the second coating is at least one of a protective coating for the first coating and a functional coating.

Abstract: The present disclosure may be directed towards a substrate with an array disposed thereon. The substrate comprising a bonding array with a plurality of bonding locations. A low emissivity layer is deposited on at least one side of the substrate and covers at least some of the bonding locations. The low emissivity layer may be a metal layer which functions as a radiant barrier.

Abstract: A system for treating a substrate comprising an unwinder adapted to receive and unwind a roll of substrate and a rewinder adapted to rewind the substrate from the unwinder. The system further comprising a physical vapour deposition (PVD) apparatus, a vacuum chamber in which the unwinder, PVD apparatus and rewinder are disposed; and wherein a coating drum of the PVD apparatus has a temperature of between 0° C. and 10° C., and is adapted to increase a desorption rate of the substrate.

Abstract: A system for treating a substrate comprising a treatment module and a substrate plane. The substrate extending along a substrate plane to treat the substrate and wherein a fluid is deliverable via the module to a local region between the module and the substrate plane to treat the substrate with a predetermined treatment.

Abstract: A water repellent fibrous substrate comprising a cured hydrophobic coating layer located on the fibrous substrate; and a hydrophobic plasma polymer coating layer located on the hydrophobic coating layer. The hydrophobic plasma polymer layer may be used to protect the cured hydrophobic coating layer on said fibrous substrate from abrasion or general wear.

Abstract: A textile including a radiant barrier, the textile comprising a proximal side and a distal side. The textile also comprising a first substrate and a second substrate. The first substrate disposed distally of the second substrate. An insulation layer disposed adjacent to the second substrate; and wherein at least one of the first substrate and the second substrate is a radiant barrier, and wherein the radiant barrier has an average thickness of between 20 nm to 150 nm.

Abstract: A method for automatically registering resources required for an application program module to execute. After the application program module is booted, a registration cache, which is stored in association with the application program module, is examined to determine its status. It indicates whether a registry on the computer system needs to be updated, e.g., after the user has moved files or renamed files. If so, a search is made through a predetermined directory to look for an application file or a dynamic link library file. If either is found, a resource fork in association with the file is opened, and it is determined whether there is a self-registration resource or an Object Linking and Embedded (OLE) Type Library (OTLB) in the resource fork. If found, any self-registration resource is registered by initiating a self-registration dynamic link library, and any OTLB resource is registered by initiating an OLE call.