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Adobe, Inc.

Aviat U.s., Inc.

John Hoon Chung

Li-Yi Wei

Hijung Shin

Kazi Rubaiat Habib

Kesavan Srikumar

The present disclosure relates to method, systems, and non-transitory computer-readable media for generating and configuring a digital stream of video content from a stream-transmitting computing device to include interactive graphical elements that are adjustable by viewer computing devices participating in the digital stream. For example, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems receive user input from the stream-transmitting computing device that identifies visual attributes of a graphical element that are adjustable via viewer inputs. In one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems provide the graphical elements within the video content and collect the viewer inputs that adjust the graphical element in accordance with the identified visual attributes. Further, the disclosed systems aggregate and visualize the collected viewer inputs in a graphical presentation.

Aggregating and visualizing viewer interactions with graphical elements within streamed video content

Separator pad for surfboards

An improved fin system for surfboards and other watercraft that utilizes a series of wide, flanged, fin boxes as a means of securing the fins into the base of the surfboard body. The fin boxes create a cantilever effect that provides additional strength and rigidity to the fins when compared to other available systems. Additionally, each fin tab of a fin can be installed into a self-contained fin box, thereby allowing for separation of the fin boxes once installed. The separation between the fin boxes permits increased longitudinal and torsional flex of the watercraft body when compared to a unitary fin box design.

Fin system for watercraft

A rack system and method are provided for processing manufactured products prior to shipment. To simulate reality, the design of such rack system and method contemplates replicating field conditions for use of the manufactured products. A rack system for processing units of manufactured products may comprise one or more plates coupled to a frame. A preferred approach includes designing the rack for use by an operator without specialized skills. This approach includes verifying that there is a match between the configuration of the unit mounted on the plate and the operating mode of the plate before processing can commence. The rack may include a detector for obtaining data from the plate and unit and a processor for comparing the obtained data to determine whether there is a match. A rack system designed using this approach can be useful in processing outdoor units of a split-mount system such as a microwave radio system.

Rack system and a method for processing manufactured products

A bi-directional audio cable assembly () (BACA) that functions in combination with an audio amplifier (), a microphone () and a pair of headphones (). The BACA () consists of a single cable that includes an XLR cable () that is integrated with a TRS cable (). The XLR cable () has a first end () having an XLR plug () that is attached to the input of the audio amplifier (), and a second end () having an XLR socket () that is attached to the microphone (). Likewise, the integrated TRS cable () has a first end () having a TRS plug () that is attached to the output of the audio amplifier (), and a second end () that is attached to the pair of headphones (). The BACA () allows a single person to produce an audio signal that is applied via the microphone () to the input of the audio amplifier () and to hear the same produced audio signal via the pair of headphones () without interference from cable-internal noise or external ambient noise.

Bi-directional audio cable assembly

A portable stretching device includes a seat portion on which the athlete sits so that an upright axle frame of the stretching device extends in an upwardly vertical direction from the area between the athlete's thighs. The athlete then grips a handle which is located at the end of a 'swing' arm of the stretching device, which extends outwardly from the upright axle frame, away from the athlete, at approximately chest-level. The stretching device also includes thigh supports on the seat portion, which enable an athlete user to stabilize the device while performing stretching exercises. The athlete user then grips the handle, and then allows a retracting force applied to the swing arm to twist his/her torso to either side while the seat portion of the device remains stationary, thus simulating a full shoulder turn required for an optimal swing for golf, hockey, tennis (and other racquet sports) and baseball and softball. The twisting of the user's torso and the corresponding rotation of the handle via the swing arm turns an axle which is located in the upright axle frame which extends downward into the interior of the seat portion. Thus, the swing arm turns in correspondence with an adjustable tension assembly which retracts the swing arm to a point of least resistance which simulates the full shoulder turn for the user. Through deliberate and repeated use of the invention, the athlete is able to significantly increase flexibility, as well as strengthen, the muscles utilized in producing a more open shoulder turn which is beneficial in sports such as golf, hockey, baseball and softball.

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Beverly Hills, CA, United States of America

John Hoon Chung