Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Daniel C Wang

Chad Leonard Hockin

Michael Lin

Kaveh Goudarzian

Frank Michael Marceau

Jun Wang

Ismet Erensoy Kahraman

Benjamin Jack Barash

Aaron Edward Spinks

Vikram Dhaneshwar

Alex Wilson Nash

Benjamin William Hamming

Maksim Tsikhanovich

Vikram Madhav Dhaneshwar

Described are automated systems and methods for providing a simulated environment for robotic and/or real-time systems, such as unmanned vehicles, to perform full system simulations while also providing a system-wide code coverage assessment of the software associated with the robotic and/or real-time systems. The exemplary systems and methods can employ code coverage instrumented shared libraries to facilitate generation of code coverage information and one or more code coverage reports. The code coverage information and/or the code coverage report can quantify the effectiveness of the testing and can facilitate development of more comprehensive and efficient testing of the software.

Systems and methods for providing code coverage assessments during full system simulations

A shock-absorbing package includes a box and a base. The box is configurable to enclose an item and has a box bottom panel. The base has a base bottom panel and defines a recess sized to accommodate a portion of the box including the box bottom panel. The base interfaces with the box in a transport configuration so that the box bottom panel is held separated from the base bottom panel and a volume of air is disposed between the base bottom panel and the box bottom panel. An impact force applied to the base bottom panel generated by dropping the shock-absorbing package onto a surface induces relative movement between the box and the base that expels air from the volume air and decelerates the box at a rate less than a desired maximum deceleration rate.

Piston box

In various embodiments, methods and systems for maintaining compatibility between applications, based on feature-set constraints are provided. A distributed computing system provides Platform as a service (PaaS) including a software framework in a service model of cloud computing. A known compatibility baseline is established for features of a first application and a second application. The known compatibility baseline inherently includes a baseline set of unenumerated features of the applications. It is determined that the first application is compatible with second application based on comparing an explicit enumeration of added features or removed features in a feature set of the applications. The added features or removed features are tracked after the baseline set of unenumerated features is defined. The determination whether the first application and the second application are compatible is communicated for processing the first application and/or the second application.

Application compatibility checking in a distributed computing environment

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Daniel C Wang