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Palantir Technologies Inc.

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

En-tech Corporation

Ford Global Technolgoies, LLC

Checkpoint Systems, Inc.

Robert G Barton

Michael Ripka, Iii

John O'Brien

Amr Al Mallah

William Seaton

Andrew Poh

Christopher Yu

Samuel Sinensky

Advaya Krishna

Dylan Cooke

Mark Cinali

Daniel Puller

Jason Chlipala

Randall Dorin

Mitchell Moranis

Chiu Ngok Eric Wong

Uttam Bhat

Muhammad Sharifuzzaman Khan

John Whitman

Robert L Harris

Upamanyu Madhow

Kannan Ramchandran

Ben J Wild

Artem Tkachenko

A method for a first network device involves transmitting, to one or more second network devices, an uplink message that includes an indication of a receive window time interval, and may also include an indication of a request for a downlink message. The method also involves initiating a scheduled receive mode that causes the first network device to transition the first network device to a first power state, and perform a receive window procedure after the receive window time interval has elapsed. The receive window procedure includes transitioning the first network device to a second power state and listening for the downlink message for a duration of time. The method further involves determining that an expiration condition has been met while the first network device is in the scheduled receive mode. Additionally, the method involves terminating the scheduled receive mode upon determining that the expiration condition has been met.

Low-power long range wireless network communication protocol with rate switching and scheduled messaging

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to systems, techniques, methods, and computer-readable mediums for one or more database systems for data processing, including database and file management, as well as systems for accessing one or more databases or other data structures and searching, filtering, associating, and analyzing data. The present disclosure further relates to computer systems and techniques for interactive data visualization and presentation from one or more databases.

Database systems and user interfaces for interactive data association, analysis, and presentation

A shock absorber for a vehicle suspension system may include a damper tube having an axis defining an axial direction extending between a first end and a second end, a bumper cap, and a dust gaiter operably coupled to the bumper cap. The bumper cap may have a cover portion and a retention portion. The cover portion may be operably coupled to the second end of the damper tube, and the retention portion may extend along a lateral periphery of the damper tube to an opposite end of the bumper cap relative to the cover portion. The retention portion may include a continuous ring at a distal end of the bumper cap relative to the cover portion to define a limit for movement of the dust gaiter along the bumper cap in the axial direction. The continuous ring may be retained by a plurality of fixed fingers that extend from the cover portion to the continuous ring. A movable finger is disposed between each of the fixed fingers, each instance of the movable finger having a radially extending locking tab to engage the dust gaiter. Each instance of the moveable finger has a radial deflection rate of less than about 8 N/mm.

Shock absorber dust gaiter with improved installation

Low-power long-range wireless network communication protocol with rate switching and scheduled messaging

An opening and closing mechanism for a roll-up cargo door for a truck is intended to decrease injuries to the people who load and unload items from box trucks and semi-trailers. The mechanism allows the user to open and close the overhead roll-up door of these trucks while standing firmly and safely on the ground at the rear corner of the truck. The door opening and closing mechanism is in the form of a loop of material that is attached to a lower portion of the roll-up door and a guide disposed near the top of the door frame. The loop is disposed along one of the vertical frame members of the door so that it is out of the way of the cargo hold when the door is open.

Overhead truck door opening and closing mechanism

An opening and closing mechanism for a roll-up cargo door for a truck is intended to decrease injuries to the people who load and unload items from box trucks and semi-trailers. The mechanism allows the user to open and close the overhead roll-up door of these trucks while standing firmly and safely on the ground at the rear corner of the truck. The door opening and closing mechanism is in the form of a loop of material that is attached to a lower portion of the roll-up door and a guide disposed near the top of the door frame. The loop includes an indicator that shows the user which side of the loop is to be pulled down depending on the position of the door. The mechanism can be retrofit onto existing truck frames.

Methods of inducing or increasing lipid and protein production in microalgae are disclosed. Methods of enhancing microalgae biomass are also disclosed. The methods may comprise inoculating a culture media with microalgae and propagating the microalgae under heterotrophic growth conditions. The heterotrophic growth conditions may comprise inhibiting exposure of the inoculated culture media to light. The methods may further comprise delivering oxygen into the inoculated culture media. Additionally, lipids, proteins, and other cellular components may be isolated and purified from microalgae cultivated under the disclosed methods.

Methods of microalgae cultivation for increased resource production

A cluster dispensing machine dispenses clusters having a hand-formed appearance while minimizing broken and crushed aggregate. The dispensing machine uses a flexible pinch valve to meter the chocolate and aggregate mixture. The flexible pinch valve minimizes broken and crushed aggregate. The machine drops the metered chocolate and aggregate mixture onto a conveyor in order to provide a hand-formed appearance to the clusters.

Machine for dispensing chocolate clusters

In an RFID system with existing reader and tags communicating with each other, appliqu&#xe9;s derive information by listening to this communication to yield significant performance benefits, while not affecting the communication between the existing nodes. For example, an appliqu&#xe9; capable of receiving beamforming can estimate the angle of arrival of the signal emitted by a tag, thereby providing information that can be used to localize the tag. An appliqu&#xe9; may be connected to an existing reader by means of an existing port, such as to an antenna port or to an Ethernet port. The information from appliqu&#xe9;s can be integrated with that obtained from existing nodes at either the appliqu&#xe9;s, or further up the hierarchy in middleware.

Applique nodes for performance and functionality enhancement in radio frequency identification systems

Inclement weather hood for a stretcher of litter or the like

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Hartville, OH, United States of America

Robert G Barton