Abstract: Systems and methods for incorporating reactions in electronic messages. A computer system can receive, from a computing device, a first request for one or more images responsive to the computing device accessing an electronic message, generate the one or more images using information indicative of reactions recorded in association with the email message, and send the one or more images to the computing device for display in the email message. The computer system can receive, from the computing device, a second request for recording a first reaction to the email message responsive to the computing device interacting with a first interactive element rendered in the email message, update the information indicative of the reactions recorded in association with the email message to account for the first reaction, and send a first page confirming the recording to the computing device for display.

Abstract: A system for supplying a low DC voltage to a vehicle from at least one high voltage battery of the vehicle. The system includes a first DC-DC converter and a second DC-DC converter. The first DC-DC converter is configured to convert a high DC voltage from the at least one battery of the vehicle to a low DC voltage. The second DC-DC converter has a lower power compared to the first DC-DC converter and is configured to convert a high DC voltage from the at least one battery of the vehicle to the low DC voltage. The first DC-DC converter and the second DC-DC converter are configured to be connected to the at least one high voltage battery.

Abstract: A system for supplying a low DC voltage to a vehicle from high voltage batteries of the vehicle. The system includes a first DC-DC converter and a second DC-DC converter. The first DC-DC converter is configured to convert a high DC voltage provided by a first battery of the vehicle to a low DC voltage. The second DC-DC converter is configured to convert a high DC voltage provided by a second battery of the vehicle to a low DC voltage. The first DC-DC converter is configured to be electrically connected to the first battery. The second DC-DC converter is configured to be electrically connected to the second battery.

Abstract: A system includes a first DC-DC converter, a second DC-DC converter, and a third DC-DC converter. The first DC-DC converter is configured to convert a high DC voltage from a first battery of a vehicle to a low DC voltage. The second DC-DC converter is configured to convert a high DC voltage from a second battery of the vehicle to the low DC voltage. The third DC-DC converter has a lower output power compared to the first and second DC-DC converters and is configured to convert a high DC voltage from the batteries of the vehicle to the low DC voltage. The first DC-DC converter is configured to be connected to the first battery. The second DC-DC converter is configured to be connected to the second battery. The third DC-DC converter is configured to be connected to the first and second batteries in series.

Abstract: Metallic tubular products having improved collapse resistance are disclosed. The metallic tubular products are produced by compressive forming processes. The method comprises identifying the types of stress that can be applied in order to change the residual stress profile of metallic tubular products, such as those that have completed a straightening process, and results in a residual stress profile that improves collapse resistance. The metallic tubular products are subjected to radial compression processing to control the residual stress profile and to enhance collapse resistance. The radial compression process may be used after the tubular product has been subjected to a straightening process.

Abstract: A modular rear panel system for a chassis of an electronic device includes modular brackets and modular rear panel sections. The brackets are each configured to be selectively coupled to the chassis at a corresponding one of multiple bracket mounting locations. The rear panel sections are each configured to be selectively coupled to one or more corresponding ones of the modular brackets. The brackets and the plurality of rear panel sections comprise, i.e., can be grouped into, multiple different combinations, with each combination comprising a subset of the rear panel sections and subset of the brackets that can be assembled together to form a rear panel of the chassis, with the subset of brackets coupled to the mounting locations and the subset of rear panel sections coupled to the subset of brackets. The respective rear panels formable by the plurality of combinations have mutually different rear panel configurations.

Abstract: Needle guiding systems and methods for assembling and using the same are disclosed. The needle guiding systems can utilize a fluid bag, a compression sleeve, a guiding track, and a needle block assembly.

Abstract: An instant alert notifier and docking station for preferred use in emergency situations. Preferably, several notifiers and docking station combinations will be located through a building or location. In a preferred use, the user presses a button and pulls the device cover, which causes the instant alert notifier to preferably perform some or all of the following functions (1) snaps a still image of the person removing the notifier, (2) triggers a “code red” alert and/or activates flashing red LEDS on the mounting/docking stations where they are located throughout the building/in all locations and (3) switches from a front to a rear camera operation. Using the notifier, real time, time- and date-stamped video, audio and/or still images can be captured and uploaded to off-site or on premises law enforcement and first responder devices.

Abstract: A method and system is disclosed to identify, locate, and track, missing personal property. The method is used to determine the status of personal property based on changing characteristics interpreted within in a search process for applying and automating conditional responses. The system is comprised of a membership database of a computer based processing system, a property listing database within the same or separate computer based processing system, a web-based client for system access, information transfers between subcomponents encompassing the system, and communication infrastructures to support access from across the internet. An accumulation of stored and processed data is distributed in accordance with algorithms prescribed by the system and assigned by listing members.

Abstract: A pontoon boat includes a deck and an interior of the pontoon boat that is located on the deck. The interior of the pontoon boat includes seating for passengers of the pontoon boat. The pontoon boat includes a door movable between a closed position that blocks access to the interior and an open position that facilitates access to the interior. The door includes a door frame and a release assembly movable vertically relative to the door frame from an upper position to a lower position, and the release assembly is positioned at least partially within the door frame. When the release assembly is in the lower position and the door is in the closed position the door is not movable to the open position.

Abstract: Systems and methods for presenting calendar information in electronic messages can include a data processing system receiving a request for calendar information for display in an electronic message responsive to the client device accessing the electronic message. The data processing system can identify, using information in the request, the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message. The data processing system can retrieve the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and the calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message. The data processing system can automatically generate an image depicting the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and the calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message, and send instructions to the client device to cause display of the image within the electronic message accessed by the client device.

Abstract: A system includes a set of ultracapacitors, an input characterized by a first nominal voltage, an output characterized by a second nominal voltage, a direct current to direct current (DC-DC) converter, and switching power electronics electrically connected to the set of ultracapacitors. The DC-DC converter is configured to convert power from the input at the first nominal voltage to power at the output at the second nominal voltage. The DC-DC converter includes a magnetic coupling system that electromagnetically couples a first side of the DC-DC converter to a second side of the DC-DC converter. The magnetic coupling system electromagnetically couples the switching power electronics to the second side of the DC-DC converter.

Abstract: A modular rear panel system for a chassis of an electronic device includes modular brackets and modular rear panel sections. The brackets are each configured to be selectively coupled to the chassis at a corresponding one of multiple bracket mounting locations. The rear panel sections are each configured to be selectively coupled to one or more corresponding ones of the modular brackets. The brackets and the plurality of rear panel sections comprise, i.e., can be grouped into, multiple different combinations, with each combination comprising a subset of the rear panel sections and subset of the brackets that can be assembled together to form a rear panel of the chassis, with the subset of brackets coupled to the mounting locations and the subset of rear panel sections coupled to the subset of brackets. The respective rear panels formable by the plurality of combinations have mutually different rear panel configurations.

Abstract: Systems and methods for presenting calendar information in electronic messages can include a data processing system receiving a request for calendar information for display in an electronic message responsive to the client device accessing the electronic message. The data processing system can identify, using information in the request, the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message. The data processing system can retrieve the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and the calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message. The data processing system can automatically generate an image depicting the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and the calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message, and send instructions to the client device to cause display of the image within the electronic message accessed by the client device.

Abstract: Electronic device includes a drive carrier, a drive cage, and a backplane circuit board. The drive carrier includes a front structure, a first side structure having a keying protrusion, and a second side structure, which in conjunction receives a media drive such that a rear face of the front structure abuts a front face of the drive and the keying protrusion extends beyond a rear face of the drive. The drive cage includes a drive bay and a keying flange inside the drive bay. When the drive carrier is arranged in the drive bay in a first orientation, the keying protrusion aligns with the keying flange and prevents the drive to couple with the backplane circuit board. When the drive carrier is arranged in the drive bay in a second orientation, the keying protrusion aligns away from the keying flange and allows the drive to couple with the backplane circuit board.

Abstract: Systems and methods for presenting calendar information in electronic messages can include a data processing system receiving a request for calendar information for display in an electronic message responsive to the client device accessing the electronic message. The data processing system can identify, using information in the request, the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message. The data processing system can retrieve the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and the calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message. The data processing system can automatically generate an image depicting the calendar information of the sender of the electronic message and the calendar information of the recipient of the electronic message, and send instructions to the client device to cause display of the image within the electronic message accessed by the client device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for incorporating reactions in electronic messages. A computer system can receive, from a computing device, a first request for one or more images responsive to the computing device accessing an electronic message, generate the one or more images using information indicative of reactions recorded in association with the email message, and send the one or more images to the computing device for display in the email message. The computer system can receive, from the computing device, a second request for recording a first reaction to the email message responsive to the computing device interacting with a first interactive element rendered in the email message, update the information indicative of the reactions recorded in association with the email message to account for the first reaction, and send a first page confirming the recording to the computing device for display.