Abstract: A contaminant removal device may be configured to transport a contaminant to an ionic liquid sorbent or from the ionic liquid sorbent. The contaminant removal device may include a housing include a liquid inlet configured to introduce the ionic liquid sorbent into the housing. The contaminant removal device may further include a packed bed configured to receive the ionic liquid sorbent and rotate about a device axis to centrifugally force the ionic liquid sorbent through the packed bed.

Abstract: A target acquisition device that can determine a ballistics solution based on parabola characteristics. The parabola characteristics can be modeled in UI coordinates on the y-axis (e.g., pixels, mm, . . . ) and physical coordinates (e.g., feet, yards, meters, . . . ) on the x-axis. Zeroing data can be leveraged that establishes high quality reference points for two or more zeroed distances such that high quality ballistics solutions can be determined for other suitable (e.g., non-zeroed) distances as a function of parabola modeling techniques.

Abstract: An object induction system is disclosed for assigning handling parameters to an object. The system includes an analysis system, an association system, and an assignment system. The analysis system includes at least one characteristic perception system for providing perception data regarding an object to be processed. The association system includes an object information database and assigns association data to the object responsive to commonality with of any of the characteristic perception data with any of the characteristic recorded data. The assignment system is for assigning programmable motion device handling parameters to the indicia perception data based on the association data, and includes a workflow management system as well as a separate operational controller.

Abstract: A target acquisition device that can determine a ballistics solution based on parabola characteristics. The parabola characteristics can be modeled in UI coordinates on the y-axis (e.g., pixels, mm, . . . ) and physical coordinates (e.g., feet, yards, meters, . . . ) on the x-axis. Zeroing data can be leveraged that establishes high quality reference points for two or more zeroed distances such that high quality ballistics solutions can be determined for other suitable (e.g., non-zeroed) distances as a function of parabola modeling techniques.

Abstract: An object induction system is disclosed for assigning handling parameters to an object. The system includes an analysis system, an association system, and an assignment system. The analysis system includes at least one characteristic perception system for providing perception data regarding an object to be processed. The association system includes an object information database and assigns association data to the object responsive to commonality with any of the characteristic perception data with any of the characteristic recorded data. The assignment system is for assigning programmable motion device handling parameters to the indicia perception data based on the association data, and includes a workflow management system as well as a separate operational controller.

Abstract: A target acquisition device that can determine a ballistics solution based on parabola characteristics. The parabola characteristics can be modeled in UI coordinates on the y-axis (e.g., pixels, mm, . . . ) and physical coordinates (e.g., feet, yards, meters, . . . ) on the x-axis. Zeroing data can be leveraged that establishes high quality reference points for two or more zeroed distances such that high quality ballistics solutions can be determined for other suitable (e.g., non-zeroed) distances as a function of parabola modeling techniques.

Abstract: A launch lock system includes a first portion rigidly coupled to the second portion in a first state and the first portion movable in all directions relative to the second portion in a second state. The launch lock system includes a fastener subassembly coupled to the second portion, and the fastener subassembly is movable relative to the second portion from a first position to a second position. The launch lock system includes at least one pivot arm subassembly having a pivot arm movable between a first position and a second position. The pivot arm is coupled to the first portion in the first position. In the first state, the pivot arm is in the first position and cooperates with the fastener subassembly in the first position, and in the second state, the pivot arm is uncoupled from the first portion and the fastener subassembly.

Abstract: An object induction system is disclosed for assigning handling parameters to an object. The system includes an analysis system, an association system, and an assignment system. The analysis system includes at least one characteristic perception system for providing perception data regarding an object to be processed. The association system includes an object information database and assigns association data to the object responsive to commonality with of any of the characteristic perception data with any of the characteristic recorded data. The assignment system is for assigning programmable motion device handling parameters to the indicia perception data based on the association data, and includes a workflow management system as well as a separate operational controller.

Abstract: A launch lock system includes a first portion rigidly coupled to the second portion in a first state and the first portion movable in all directions relative to the second portion in a second state. The launch lock system includes a fastener subassembly coupled to the second portion, and the fastener subassembly is movable relative to the second portion from a first position to a second position. The launch lock system includes at least one pivot arm subassembly having a pivot arm movable between a first position and a second position. The pivot arm is coupled to the first portion in the first position. In the first state, the pivot arm is in the first position and cooperates with the fastener subassembly in the first position, and in the second state, the pivot arm is uncoupled from the first portion and the fastener subassembly.

Abstract: A method of cavitation peening a workpiece is provided. The method includes discharging a flow of fluid towards the workpiece at a pressure and a flow rate that facilitates forming a plurality of cavitation bubbles, monitoring a feedback parameter associated with the plurality of cavitation bubbles, and determining a peening intensity of the plurality of cavitation bubbles based at least partially on a value of the feedback parameter.