Eos Defense Systems Usa, Inc.

Telefonaktiebolaget Lm Ericsson (publ)

Bjoern Martin Gottfrid Hall

Norman L Swenson

Michael D Sprenger

Gnanasekaran Swaminathan

Rachel Tonkin

Lennart Schön

Lucian Rusu

Novel tools and techniques are provided for implementing visual impairment detection for free-space optical communication ('FSOC') systems. In various embodiments, a computing system might receive, either from a camera or from a database, images (and/or videos) of an optical field of view ('FOV') of the camera, the optical FOV comprising an optical beam(s) of a first FSOC system; might autonomously analyze the captured images (and/or videos) to determine whether an object(s) is moving within proximity to an optical beam(s) of the first FSOC system, to perform at least one of reactive learning or proactive learning regarding potential interruption of the optical beam(s) of the first FSOC system, and/or to determine one or more preventative measures to prevent interruption of the optical beam(s) of the first FSOC system; and might autonomously initiate one or more first tasks and/or the one or more preventative measures, based on the analysis.

Visual impairment detector for free-space optical communication systems

An equipment chassis includes a rear-mountable fan tray assembly (FTA) having a plurality of fans arranged into two or more FTA housing portions, the rear-mountable fan tray assembly being slidably insertable into and retractable from the equipment chassis for facilitating front-to-back airflow while providing ease of access. The FTA housing portions are articulatably coupled to each other and are arranged to follow a smooth motion path when traveling from a horizontal position to a vertical position and vice versa when the rear-mountable fan tray assembly is either inserted into or retracted from the equipment chassis, wherein a top FTA housing portion is guided by a top curvilinear tracking path and a bottom FTA housing portion is guided by a bottom curvilinear tracking path.

Facilitating front access to rear-mounted assembly in equipment chassis

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Santa Cruz, CA, United States of America

Bjoern Martin Gottfrid Hall