Sabic Global Technologies B.v.

Sabic Innovative Plastics IP B.v.

Fmr Corp.

Ankit Kumar Garg

Subrata Nayak

James Robert Wilson

Triloka Chander Tankala

Sudhakar Ramamoorthy Marur

Arunachala Parameshwara

Poovanna Theethira Kushalappa

Takaaki Nemoto

Bidhan Roy

Amol Vinayak Jadhav

Punitha Chandrasekar

Varun Vivek Aher

Narasimhan Krishnamoorthy

Abhijit Mahato

Sourav Karmakar

Russell Damian Bloomfield

Victor S Y Lo

Nemoto Takkaki

Systems and methods for extracting data from electronic documents based on data patterns. The method includes receiving electronic template documents. Each template document corresponds to a type of electronic document. The method further includes, for each template document, processing the template document using a text extraction and data processing application. The method also includes, for each template document, determining a data extraction formula corresponding to the type of electronic document. The method further includes, storing the data extraction formula in a first database. The method also includes, receiving an electronic document including user data and a Unicode corresponding to the type of document. The method also includes, processing and classifying the electronic document into the type of document corresponding to the Unicode. The method also includes identifying data elements in the electronic document based on the data extraction formula and extracting data values for each of the identified data elements.

Systems and methods for data extraction from electronic documents using data patterns

In some embodiments, an energy absorber element can comprise: a first support wall and a second support wall, a crush wall joining the first and second support walls together to define a deformable zone; a connection mechanism configured to connect the first and/or second support wall to a vehicle. In one embodiment, a method for using an energy absorber element in a vehicle can comprise: detachably connecting an energy absorber element to a vehicle at a support location for a vehicle component, once the energy absorber element has absorbed energy, detaching the energy absorber element from the vehicle; and separately replacing the energy absorber element from the vehicle component. In some embodiments, the vehicle component is not replaced.

Energy absorber elements and vehicle systems

In some embodiments, a headlamp assembly can comprise: a reflector, a mounting bracket, a housing, and a light source. The reflector can have a lip at a light source opening and a peripheral rim with a reflector portion extending from the lip to a peripheral rim. The mounting bracket can be configured to attach to the reflector. The mounting bracket can comprise attachment structures configured to mate with the lip, and adjustment features that enable horizontal, vertical, and pivotal adjustment. The light source can extend into the reflector through the light source opening.

Mounting structure for a headlamp reflector

In an embodiment, a steering wheel can comprise: a plastic top armature portion comprising a top rim portion and a top spoke portion, the top spoke portion extending radially inward from the top rim portion; and a plastic bottom armature portion comprising a hub, a bottom rim portion, and a bottom spoke portion, the bottom spoke portion extending radially inward to the hub. The top armature portion can be attached to the bottom armature portion with a plurality of snap mechanisms, wherein each snap mechanism comprises a snap fit protrusion that engages an aperture. The armature can be configured to attach to a vehicle steering column.

Armature for a steering wheel and method of making

The present invention provides for various embodiments of a tray energy absorber comprising a base, a first transverse wall that is arcuate and extends from the base, a second transverse wall spaced apart from the first transverse wall and which extends from the base. The tray energy absorber further comprises a plurality of ribs that extend from the base joining the first transverse wall to the second transverse wall. In one embodiment the density of the ribs varies along the transverse width of the tray energy absorber. In another embodiment at least one of the plurality of ribs is greater than 50% of the height of the first transverse wall or the second transverse wall where the rib joins the first and second transverse walls. The present invention also provides for a bumper system used in a vehicle that includes a tray energy absorber attached to a bumper beam. The bumper system optionally includes a fascia that substantially envelops the bumper beam and the tray energy absorber.

Tray energy absorber and bumper system

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Bengaluru, India

Ankit Kumar Garg