Juniper Networks, Inc.

Fetch Robotics, Inc.

Other

Zebra Technologies Corporation

John W Stewart, Iii

Dennis C Ferguson

Melonee Wise

James Washburn

Derek King

Devereaux C Chen

Russell Toris

Jeffrey R Zimmer

Eric Diehr

Brian Cairl

Levon Avagyan

Sarah Elliott

Niharika Arora

Rohan Bhargava

Wendy R Cartee

Truman Joe

Joe Truman

A system includes: a cart including: four legs; at least one shelf, each shelf attached to each of the legs; the cart having a generally rectangular shape, a width of the cart being longer than a length of the robot, a length of the cart being longer than a length of the robot; four wheels, each wheel attached to a different leg at a bottom of the leg, the wheels configured to roll to facilitate movement of the cart; and a robotic dock, the robotic dock comprising four docking receptacles at ninety degree angles from adjacent docking receptacles; and a robot comprising: a sensor; and a docking module, the docking module comprising retractable docking pins, each retractable docking pin configured, when extended upward, to mate with a corresponding docking receptacle, thereby securing the robot to a bottom shelf of the cart.

Robotic cart configured for effective navigation and multi-orientation docking

A cart-based workflow system includes: a robot operating in a facility; a server, the server operably connected to the robot, the server configured to do one or more of send the robot a cart transfer location usable for transferring the cart and instruct the robot to specify the cart transfer location; a graphic user interface (GUI) comprising a map of the facility, the GUI operably connected to the server, the GUI configured to do one or more of receive input from a human user and provide output to the human user, the GUI further configured to be usable by the user to coordinate movement of one or more of robots and carts.

System and method for robot-assisted, cart-based workflows

A data flow rate policer enforces data flow policies for a number of data flows using a probabilistic policy enforcement mechanism. The policer includes a memory that stores the state of each data flow in a compact data structure. Additionally, the policer includes one or more policing engines that implement the actual data flow policies based on information derived from the data structures. The policing engines may be implemented in hardware to increase performance.

High performance probabilistic rate policer

Techniques are described for monitoring performance of a network. Particularly, network devices within the network exchange routing communications in accordance with one or more routing protocols, such as the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), to automatically establish a community for monitoring performance throughout the network. Upon establishing the community, the network devices of the community exchange performance probes to collect comprehensive performance information for the network. This performance information may be aggregated via one or more computing devices. Using the aggregated performance information, numerous network performance characteristics may be computed, including delay, jitter, throughput, availability and packet loss.

Automatic establishment of network performance monitoring communities using routing protocols

There is disclosed a rack for mounting a bicycle from a wall by means of a pair of horizontally spaced picture hooks, the rack comprising a relative flat base having rings pivotally mounted on the back side thereof each to fit within one of the hooks, a pair of legs having their upper ends carried by the base to dispose their lower ends in position in to engage the wall beneath the base, and a pair of arms each having one end pivotally connected to the base for swinging between an inner position in which its other end is beneath the lower end of the base and an outer position in which its other end extends therefrom in horizontally spaced relation with respect to the other arm, the legs being of such configuration as to be inwardly yieldable to permit the base to assume a more vertical position under the weight of the bicycle.

Bicycle rack

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

John W Stewart, Iii