Abstract: An observation chamber for three-dimensional kinematic profiling of subject animals. One example system for analyzing free-moving animal subject behavior includes a housing, a transparent arena configured to hold a subject, a camera mounted below the arena, and a mirror system configured to reflect multiple images of the subject in a single field of view of the camera. A height of the housing is less than 80 inches, and a width of the housing is less than 32 inches. The system fits within standard doorway dimensions.

Abstract: An inflatable air beam annex and tent assembly is disclosed. The inflatable tent assembly comprises an inflatable annex and tent frame. The inflatable tent frame comprises one or more air beams including an annex air beam, a front air beam, an intermediate air beam, and a rear air beam. The inflatable tent frame further comprises one or more poles that are attached to the air beams configured to provide tension between the air beams to form the inflatable tent frame with the desired height. The height of the inflatable tent frame is adjustable to account for varying vehicle heights and maintain the tension between the air beams. The inflatable tent assembly further comprises one or more buckles and one or more webbings to connect the inflatable annex frame with the inflatable tent frame, and one or more clips to hold the poles to each air beam in the desired position.

Abstract: A rooftop tent assembly for vehicles is disclosed. The rooftop tent assembly comprises a base affixed to a roof portion of the vehicle. The base is hingedly connected with an extension plate on one end for providing sheltered living space and is affixed with a cover to conceal the rooftop tent assembly to another end of the base plate. The cover is formed by welding a tread plate to a top portion of the shell frame. The tent assembly is positioned over the base of the vehicle by pulling the ladder affixed to the extension plate down and adjusting the extension plate until it gets parallel with the base, after opening the cover. An internal seal system is provided with a gasket affixed to internal flange on the bottom portion of the cover to prevent water, dust, and other particulates from entering into the rooftop tent assembly when closed.

Abstract: A rooftop tent assembly for vehicles is disclosed. The rooftop tent assembly comprises a base affixed to a roof portion of the vehicle. The base is hingedly connected with an extension plate on one end for providing sheltered living space and is affixed with a cover to conceal the rooftop tent assembly to another end of the base plate. The cover is formed by welding a tread plate to a top portion of the shell frame. The tent assembly is positioned over the base of the vehicle by pulling the ladder affixed to the extension plate down and adjusting the extension plate until it gets parallel with the base, after opening the cover. An internal seal system is provided with a gasket affixed to internal flange on the bottom portion of the cover to prevent water, dust, and other particulates from entering into the rooftop tent assembly when closed.

Abstract: A headrest assembly includes a pivot pin rotatably coupled to a support structure. A pivot member extends outward from a headrest body and is coupled to the pivot pin. A lock assembly is disposed about the pivot pin and is operable between a disengaged condition and an engaged condition. In the engaged condition, rotation of the pivot pin relative to the support structure is generally prevented. A pulley wheel is operable to rotate about the pivot pin from a first position to a second position to prompt the lock assembly to enter the disengaged condition.

Abstract: Transaction monitoring for remotely updating account settings of a wireless router includes a first transaction that is initiated by an issue tracking computer platform in response to an issue tracking event. The issue tracking computer platform then generates a change order that includes one or more changes to make to the account settings as well as user indicia identifying a user of a wireless communication network. A service management computer platform receives the change order and initiates a second, nested, transaction to monitor a status of the change order. The service management computer platform then queries a user database with the user indicia to retrieve a wireless router indicia and then triggers an update of the account settings. The second transaction is closed in response to determining that the update is successful and the first transaction is closed in response to determining that the second transaction is successful.

Abstract: Transaction monitoring for remotely updating account settings of a wireless router includes a first transaction that is initiated by an issue tracking computer platform in response to an issue tracking event. The issue tracking computer platform then generates a change order that includes one or more changes to make to the account settings as well as user indicia identifying a user of a wireless communication network. A service management computer platform receives the change order and initiates a second, nested, transaction to monitor a status of the change order. The service management computer platform then queries a user database with the user indicia to retrieve a wireless router indicia and then triggers an update of the account settings. The second transaction is closed in response to determining that the update is successful and the first transaction is closed in response to determining that the second transaction is successful.

Abstract: A modular headlamp assembly includes a low beam headlamp module, a high beam headlamp module, and front turn/parking lamp module. The low beam headlamp module and the high beam headlamp module are supported by a reflector carrier. Each of the high and low beam headlamp modules includes a heat sink and mounting assembly with a heat sink portion bisecting a reflector member. The headlamp includes a lens with a wire heating element embedded therein and a wire heating element circuit board affixed to the lens. A thermistor is affixed to the lens for sensing when the lens reaches a predetermined condition and a micro-controller is provided for activating or deactivating the wire heating element based on the predetermined condition sensed by the thermistor.

Abstract: A modular headlamp assembly includes a low beam headlamp module, a high beam headlamp module, and front turn/parking lamp module. The low beam headlamp module and the high beam headlamp module are supported by a reflector carrier. Each of the high and low beam headlamp modules includes a heat sink and mounting assembly with a heat sink portion bisecting a reflector member. The headlamp includes a lens with a wire heating element embedded therein and a wire heating element circuit board affixed to the lens. A thermistor is affixed to the lens for sensing when the lens reaches a predetermined condition and a micro-controller is provided for activating or deactivating the wire heating element based on the predetermined condition sensed by the thermistor.

Abstract: A system and method for determining glycemic risks based on an analysis of glucose data includes visualization of hypoglycemia, variability, and hyperglycemia with a control grid, increasing the accuracy of glucose estimates using a combination of CGM and HbA1c, calculating glycemic risk by applying a probability distribution, and tailoring SMBG test schedules based on CGM use/wear.

Abstract: A system and method for determining glycemic risks based on an analysis of glucose data includes visualization of hypoglycemia, variability, and hyperglycemia with a control grid, increasing the accuracy of glucose estimates using a combination of CGM and HbAlc, calculating glycemic risk by applying a probability distribution, and tailoring SMBG test schedules based on CGM use/wear.

Abstract: A lamp assembly is provided. The lamp assembly has a housing that functions as a heat sink for the dissipation of heat therefrom. A plurality of light emitting diodes are also present and are configured to be driven by a current regulated by a linear current regulator and a switch mode current regulator. Thus, the amount of heat generated through driving the plurality of light emitting diodes is decreased such that the housing is optimally sized and still function as a heat sink.

Abstract: A lamp assembly is provided. The lamp assembly has a housing that functions as a heat sink for the dissipation of heat therefrom. A plurality of light emitting diodes are also present and are configured to be driven by a current regulated by a linear current regulator and a switch mode current regulator. Thus, the amount of heat generated through driving the plurality of light emitting diodes is decreased such that the housing is optimally sized and still function as a heat sink.

Abstract: A lamp assembly is provided. The lamp assembly has a housing that functions as a heat sink for the dissipation of heat therefrom. A circuit board assembly is carried by the housing and has a drive circuit that has a current regulator. A plurality of light emitting diodes are also present and are configured to be driven by a current source regulated by the current regulator so as to decrease the amount of heat generated through driving the plurality of light emitting diodes such that the housing is optimally sized to still function effectively as a heat sink.