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Lecroy Corporation

Naver Corporation

Sun Y Kim

Wilfred C Frederiksen

James Annichiarico

Tyler Cox

Jeremy Ems

Chanhee Lee

Gregory S Hein

Gun Su Lee

Dongchan Kim

Jinmyung Won

Hongyeon Yu

Young-Bum Kim

A method for providing an optimal path through a computer network includes predicting a subsequent action of a target user through an optimal path prediction model that is trained in a form of a graph representing a user action trajectory of a session unit and recommending a path of the predicted action as an optimal path. The recommendation includes identifying a user intent based on a previous action trajectory of the target user in a current session, and guiding a path corresponding to the user intent as one of the optimal paths.

Method, computer device, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium for providing optimal path using expert knowledge

Grapefruit segment extractor

A flexible liquid separation media floats within an exterior liquid, e.g., body of water. At least three of a vertical outer support column are secured within the exterior liquid with upper connectors coupled to the flexible liquid separation media. A float within each of the at least three of a vertical outer support column are coupled to a lower portion of the flexible liquid separation media. The flexible liquid separation media is used to hold a contained liquid within the exterior liquid. The lower portion sinks and rises as the fluid level changes within the flexible liquid separation media while the floats within at least three of a vertical outer support column floatably anchors the lower portion and maintains the lower portion (L) of the flexible liquid separation media () a consistent distance from the at least three of a vertical outer support column ().

Flexible liquid storage device within a larger volume of liquid

Flexible handheld fruit and vegetable holder for peeling and carving

A fruit and vegetable peeler and carving tool has a handle with a first side and second side extension extending from the front of the handle. Each side extension has a forward lever which is positionably affixed at a forward vertical plurality of lever affixment position, and a rear lever which is positionably affixed at a rear horizontal plurality of lever affixment position. The forward lever and the rear lever of each side are connected together in parallel with a depth adjustment rod is connected between them. A triangular handle-facing fruit and vegetable peeling and carving blade has a convex upper surface and a concave lower surface. By drawing the fruit and vegetable peeler and carving tool into a fruit or vegetable, the triangular handle-facing fruit and vegetable peeling and carving blade cuts into the fruit or vegetable to a depth controlled by the position of the depth adjustment rod.

Fruit and vegetable peeler and carving tool

A fruit hull remover removes hulls from berries and other fruit with hulls. The fruit hull remover has a handle, an at least one tong, and an at least one prong, all of which are typically curved or round. The handle has a threaded rod between or at the center of the at least one tong to engage and remove a fruit hull. The threaded rod may be recessed from the at least one prong and have a distal unthreaded region, both which reduce entry pressure into the hull and mitigate entry of the threaded region into the fruit meat to increase intact hull removal performance. A hull ejector has an inner ring and an outer ring to slide down from between the prongs to eject the hull, or the hull ejector may have hemi-cylindrical halves to slide down from between the prongs to eject the hull.

Fruit hull remover

A method of producing a hydrated lime. The process hydrates quicklime in conjunction with standard means of hydrating lime. The resulting hydrated lime has highly reduced contents of calcium oxide and magnesium oxide. The hydrated lime has little to no remaining reactivity when placed in contact with water after the process. The hydrated lime can is with stoichiometric volumes of water as required to fully hydrate the quicklime and water mixture as well as with volumes beyond the calculated stoichiometry with some potential for remaining water left after the process without the potential for lime putty or a wet hydrate as the result.

Method of producing hydrated lime

An auxiliary sun flap for a conventional vehicle sun visor that has a shade panel configured to fold within the perimeter of a conventional vehicle sun visor where the visor has an edge and the shade panel is connected to the edge of the visor and the shad panel has a hinge connected to one end of the shade panel and a connector that connects to the sun visor edge such that the shade panel folds against the conventional vehicle sun visor during periods of non-use and folds outward to extend the effective shade area of the vehicle sun visor.

Attachment flap for vehicle sun visors

A system for reducing evaporation of slow moving water in a water conveyance structure, such as an aqueduct or canal, which includes a series of floating membrane sheets, where each sheet has a leading edge attached to a cable anchored at each end to the water conveyance structure across the water and a trailing edge that underlies the leading edge of the adjacent sheet and that floats on the surface of the water, with the membrane sheets carrying a solar energy system for the production of electrical energy.

Impervious membrane system for evaporation prevention on open water conveyance structures

A system for forming thin-wall pre-cast concrete forms and structures, using vertical casting and slip-form techniques to partition wet concrete into separate thin-wall sections, the system being particularly useful for fabricating pre-cast concrete column forms having a composition and vertical consistency substantially the same as the integral poured concrete core of the finished concrete column.

Vertical-cast concrete column forms and panel elements and method of fabrication

A nut cracking mechanism for shelling variable-sized nuts having a brittle shell and fragile nut meat, the nut cracker mechanism having a housing with a horizontally positioned rotatable drum contained in the housing, and an adjustable, substantially vertical compression plate mounted in the housing with a cracking surface displaced from a cylindrical slip resistant cracking surface of the drum to form a narrowing gap between the drum and the compression plate, the gap having an upper portion sized to accommodate nuts of varying sizes and a lower portion sized to compress nuts between the cylindrical surface of the drum and the compression plate until the nut cracks and releases its meat, the mechanism having associated components to feed nuts to the top of the mechanism and receive shells and meat from the bottom of the mechanism.

Nut cracking mechanism for variable-sized nuts

Housing for test and measurement instrument

A pneumatic lift device that has a lift unit and an activatable air supply connected to the lift unit with the lift unit having a substantially rectangular base with four sides and a substantially rectangular lift platform connected to the base by a hinge mechanism that includes four foldable side panels connected to the four sides of the base and lift platform with the lift unit having an expandable bladder between the base and lift platform, wherein on expanding the bladder with pressurized air from the air supply, the lift platform rises from the base.

Pneumatic lift device

A bumper has a bumper frame and an inflatable bladder, which is mounted to the bumper frame to extend exteriorly of the bumper frame. Fluid flow ports extend from the inflatable bladder, in fluid communication with the interior of the inflatable bladder. Inlet valves and pressure relief valves are mounted in the flow ports for sealing air within the inflatable bladder. Two impact members are mounted to the bumper frame, extending outwardly from the bumper frame and interiorly within the inflatable bladder. The impact members are connected to respective ones of the pressure relief valves, such that inward movement of the impact members will open the pressure relief valves to allow fluid flow from within the inflatable bladder. Latch members are located adjacent to the pressure relief valves for securing the valves in open positions after impact. An activator stem is secured adjacent to an inward end of a stem of one of the pressure relief valves, and is moved inward of the bumper frame by contact with the stem of the pressure relief valve during an impact. A pressure relief valve is also provided which includes a plug member having a plurality of seal grooves for receiving elastomeric seal elements, the number of grooves which are used being selected to determine a maximum pressure for release of the plug member from within a flow port. The plug member is secured to the flow port by a tether member.

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Hayward, CA, United States of America

Sun Y Kim