Abstract: Fluidic systems and methods in which oscillatory flow is employed are generally described. In some instances, one or more solenoids are used to drive the oscillation of a magnetically-susceptible body which creates oscillatory flow of a fluid in a fluidic channel in fluid communication with a channel containing the magnetically-susceptible body.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and other embodiments described herein relate to a cargo platform with extendable gates. In one embodiment, a cargo platform includes a stationary base. The cargo platform also includes a first extendable gate slidably coupled to the stationary base. The first extendable gate includes a first set of rails. The first extendable gate is extendable away from the stationary base in a first lateral direction. The cargo platform also includes a second extendable gate slidably coupled to the stationary base. The second extendable gate includes a second set of rails. The second extendable gate is extendable away from the stationary base in a second lateral direction opposite the first lateral direction. When the extendable gates are retracted, the second set of rails interlace with the first set of rails.

Abstract: Fluidic systems and methods in which oscillatory flow is employed are generally described. In some instances, one or more solenoids are used to drive the oscillation of a magnetically-susceptible body which creates oscillatory flow of a fluid in a fluidic channel in fluid communication with a channel containing the magnetically-susceptible body.

Abstract: A system and method is disclosed for configuring a network device. The system and method involves a network device that includes an external button for toggling the device between a managed mode and an unmanaged mode. When the device is toggled to a managed mode, an Internet Protocol (IP) address is temporarily assigned to the device and the device may be remotely configured. After configuration, the device can be returned to an unmanaged state, and the IP address assigned to the device is cleared. During the period that the device is in a managed state, an external indicator on the device is turned on to confirm that the device is in a managed state.