Drexel University

Cox Automotive, Inc.

Eric Charles Wait

Genevieve Eugenie Dion

Andrew Cohen

Mark Winter

Michael Koerner

Bruce William Colletti

Thomas Glenn Bailey

Bhavin Ashitkumar Gandhi

Alexander Coleman King

Systems, devices, methods, and computer-readable media are disclosed for utilizing group theoretic techniques to enable data exchange between a supervisory central processing unit (CPU) and a group of graphical processing units (GPUs). The CPU may be configured to utilize a tabu search metaheuristic to explore a solution space to determine an optimal solution to an optimization problem. More specifically, the CPU may determine a fragmentation of a solution space that yields multiple partitions of the solution space and may assign each partition to a respective GPU configured to calculate a computational result. The CPU may then determine a new fragmentation of the solution space based on the computational results received from the GPUs that yields new partitions of the solution space and may assign each new partition to a respective GPU configured to again generate a computational result based on its assigned new partition. The CPU may continue to determine new fragmentations based on the computational results of the GPUs until stopping criteria are satisfied and a timely, high-quality solution to the optimization problem is determined.

Parallel processing for solution space partitions

A wearable device includes: at least one compliant region adapted and configured to be placed over a joint of a subject and at least two flexible but less compliant regions coupled to opposite ends of the compliant region. The device provides a wearable robotic device including a wearable and at least one actuator adapted and configured to move the flexible but less compliant regions relative to each other.

Finger-worn device with compliant textile regions

One aspect of the invention provides a wearable device including: at least one compliant region adapted and configured to be placed over a joint of a subject and at least two flexible but less compliant regions coupled to opposite ends of the compliant region. Another aspect of the invention provides a wearable robotic device including a wearable device as described herein and at least one actuator adapted and configured to move the flexible but less compliant regions relative to each other.

Wearable devices, wearable robotic devices, gloves, and systems, methods, and computer program products interacting with the same

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