Abstract: Methods and systems involving automotive computing architectures with phased wake sequences and power control are disclosed herein. A disclosed automotive computing system includes at least three subsystems: a first subsystem that is in an always-on power domain, a second subsystem that is powered on from a sleep state in response to an event detected by the first subsystem, and a third subsystem that is powered on, from an off state, after the first subsystem and the second subsystem are powered on. The subsystems of the architecture can be activated in different phases based on a given scenario in which the automotive computing architecture is operating. The same subsystem can occupy a different phase in different scenarios. The phased wake sequences may conserve power without sacrificing utility and may be optimized for different scenarios and triggering events.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to automotive computing architectures and more specifically to specialized discrete scale out computational elements that enhance the performance of an automotive computing architecture in terms of efficient networking and sensor data processing. A disclosed automotive computing architecture includes a set of zones, a zonal network, a sensor in a first zone, and an actuator in a second zone. A discrete computational element, in the first zone, receives sensor data from the sensor according to a legacy protocol, and is programmed to process the sensor data to produce a command therefrom and packages the command in the legacy protocol with an Ethernet packet. A second discrete computational element, in a second zone, is coupled to the actuator and is programmed to receive the Ethernet packet with the command, unpack the command into the legacy protocol, and provide the command in the legacy protocol to the actuator.

Abstract: Processor cores using content object identifiers for routing and computation are disclosed. One method includes executing a complex computation using a set of processing cores. The method includes routing a set of content objects using a set of content object identifiers and executing a set of instructions. The set of instructions are defined using a set of operand identifiers. The operand identifiers represent content object identifiers in the set of content object identifiers. The content objects can be routed according to a named data networking (NDN) or content-centric networking (CCN) paradigm with the content object identifiers mentioned above serving as the names for the computation data being routed by the network.

Abstract: According to an embodiment, a wearable device includes: a case including an inner space and including a through-hole connecting the inner space and an outside of the wearable device; a speaker disposed within the case and configured to output audio; and a nozzle including audio path extending from the inner space to the outside of the wearable device, inserted to the through-hole, rotatably coupled to the case within the through-hole; wherein, the case may include a seating portion supporting a part of the nozzle disposed inside the case and formed along the periphery of the through-hole; and a guiding portion disposed in the seating portion and configured to guide the rotation of the nozzle.

Abstract: A beverage maker includes a fermentation module, a gas discharge channel connected to the fermentation module, a gas discharge valve connected to the gas discharge channel, a storage tank connected to the gas discharge value and provided with a space capable of accommodating gas therein, an actuator configured to inject gas collected in the space of the storage tank to the fermentation module through the gas discharge channel, a gas pressure sensor connected before the gas discharge valve in a gas flow direction in the gas discharge channel, and a controller configured to control the gas discharge valve and the actuator based on a pressure value of the gas pressure sensor.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a first body comprising a first anti-rotation surface; an opening/closing structure; a second body connected to the first body via the opening/closing structure; and an accommodation space formed by the first body and the second body. The opening/closing structure may comprise a hinge member, at least one contact area, a guide member, and an elastic member, and may switch from a first state, in which the accommodation space is closed, to a second state, in which the accommodation space is opened, depending on a position in which the guide member and the at least one contact area are in contact. At least a portion of the first anti-rotation surface may be in contact with a second anti-rotation surface while the accommodation space is maximally opened.

Abstract: A beverage maker includes a fermentation tank in which an internal space for fermentation is formed, a temperature controller configured to control a temperature of the fermentation tank and including an evaporator and a heater, and an insulation portion surrounding a portion of an outer circumferential surface of the fermentation tank. The fermentation tank may include a first chamber, in which the evaporator is disposed, and a second chamber configured to be in contact with the heater and coupled to the first chamber, and the insulation portion may be located between the first chamber and the evaporator.

Abstract: A system for controlling power distribution within a vehicular communication network, including a power source equipment comprising a first port in communication with a network node module of a device, and a Power over Ethernet (POE) management module. The POE management module is configured to enable POE to the device via the first port, monitor a current draw of the device, determine whether the current draw of the device exceeds a threshold, and disable POE to the device, responsive to determining that the current draw exceeds the threshold.

Abstract: A fermentation and aging apparatus may include a fermentation tank defining an accommodation space in which a beverage is accommodated, a refrigerant cycle device configured to cool the fermentation tank and the beverage, a temperature sensor mounted on an outer circumferential surface of the fermentation tank, and a controller configured to control driving of the refrigerant cycle device based on a temperature sensed by the temperature sensor and a predetermined storage temperature, check a remaining amount of the beverage accommodated in the fermentation tank, and reset a storage temperature of the beverage when the checked remaining amount is lower than a predetermined reference amount.

Abstract: A vehicle control module includes a vehicle device and a vehicle network interface. The vehicle device is operable to perform a vehicle function. The vehicle network interface facilitates communication regarding the vehicle function between the vehicle device and a vehicle network fabric in accordance with a global vehicle network communication protocol.

Abstract: A system for controlling power distribution within a vehicular communication network, including a power source equipment comprising a first port in communication with a network node module of a device, and a Power over Ethernet (POE) management module. The POE management module is configured to enable POE to the device via the first port, monitor a current draw of the device, determine whether the current draw of the device exceeds a threshold, and disable POE to the device, responsive to determining that the current draw exceeds the threshold.

Abstract: According to an embodiment of the present invention, a method for controlling a water purifier delays the operating time of an agitator at an early stage of a current refrigerating cycle operation when a supercooled state has occurred in an immediately previous refrigerating cycle operation step.

Abstract: A vehicle control module includes a vehicle device and a vehicle network interface. The vehicle device is operable to perform a vehicle function. The vehicle network interface facilitates communication regarding the vehicle function between the vehicle device and a vehicle network fabric in accordance with a global vehicle network communication protocol.

Abstract: Disclosed is a cooler according to various embodiments of the disclosure. The cooler may have an electronic device mounted thereon, which includes a front surface on which a display area is formed and a rear surface opposite the front surface. The cooler may include a housing including a first surface, a second surface opposite the first surface, and a third surface that surrounds an interior space between the first surface and the second surface, the first surface including a seating area on which the rear surface of the electronic device is seated and a recess area spaced apart from the rear surface of the electronic device by a predetermined gap, and a fan disposed in the interior space of the housing and including a rotary shaft formed in a direction toward the first surface from the second surface.

Abstract: An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes an antenna disposed inside the electronic device, and a case which forms at least a part of the outer appearance of the electronic device and which is integrally formed with the antenna through insert injection, wherein the antenna includes at least one stepped portion protruding in a direction toward the inside of the electronic device to form a step, and at least one surface of the stepped portion includes at least one engagement structure formed to face a direction different from the direction in which the case is open.

Abstract: Processor cores using content object identifiers for routing and computation are disclosed. One method includes executing a complex computation using a set of processing cores. The method includes routing a set of content objects using a set of content object identifiers and executing a set of instructions. The set of instructions are defined using a set of operand identifiers. The operand identifiers represent content object identifiers in the set of content object identifiers. The content objects can be routed according to a named data networking (NDN) or content-centric networking (CCN) paradigm with the content object identifiers mentioned above serving as the names for the computation data being routed by the network.

Abstract: A beverage maker according to an embodiment of the present disclosure may comprise: a base; a fermentation module which comprises a fermenter module having an opening part, and a fermentation lid for opening and closing the opening part, and which is disposed on the upper side of the base; a passage module connected to the fermentation module and comprising at least one passage and at least one valve; and a main frame disposed on the upper side of the base and having at least a part of the passage module mounted thereto.

Abstract: According to an embodiment, a wearable device includes: a case including an inner space and including a through-hole connecting the inner space and an outside of the wearable device; a speaker disposed within the case and configured to output audio; and a nozzle including audio path extending from the inner space to the outside of the wearable device, inserted to the through-hole, rotatably coupled to the case within the through-hole; wherein, the case may include a seating portion supporting a part of the nozzle disposed inside the case and formed along the periphery of the through-hole; and a guiding portion disposed in the seating portion and configured to guide the rotation of the nozzle.

Abstract: A system for determining the servicing needs of a vehicle. In various embodiments, the system includes a remote server and a vehicle control module of the vehicle. The vehicle control module includes a first communication interface to enable communications with at least one vehicle device via a network fabric of the vehicle. The vehicle control module is configured to receive status data, from the vehicle device, relating to a performance status or operational status of the vehicle. The vehicle control module further includes a second communication interface that enables wireless communications with the remote server. The wireless communications include sending status data to the remote server. The remote server is configured to receive and interpret the status data to determine if the vehicle requires service, and send a response to the vehicle. When service is required, the response may cause the vehicle to provide a service indication.