41 - Education, entertainment, sporting and cultural services
Goods & Services
Education services in the nature of courses at the university level; Education services, namely, providing live and on-line classes, seminars, and workshops in the field of industrial arts, applied sciences, and technical subjects; Educational services, namely, providing internships and apprenticeships in the field of industrial arts, applied sciences, and technical subjects; Educational services, namely, conducting classes, seminars, conferences, and workshops in the field of industrial arts, applied sciences, and technical subjects and distribution of educational materials in connection therewith; Educational services, namely, conducting programs in the field of industrial arts, applied sciences, and technical subjects
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NONDESTRUCTIVE REAL-TIME TEST AND DETECTION OF GALL-FORMING PLANT-PARASITIC NEMATODES
A non-destructive real-time plant root imaging and analysis system to detect gall-forming plant-parasitic nematodes is disclosed. The system includes a root imaging device based on a minirhizotron concept with customizations and additions such that it can be inserted into the soil in the vicinity of a plant root and subsequently take images of the plant root system at multiple positions and angles. The device includes a movable base equipped with a high-resolution digital camera module integrated into the transparent tube of a minirhizotron, allowing images of the host plant root at different depths to be taken when the base travels within the transparent tube. A set of image processing algorithms are developed and integrated into a custom-designed graphic user interface (GUI) to analyze and detect these nematodes' presence automatically. The algorithms may stitch the images taken to obtain a panoramic view of the entire plant root system.
System and methods for hemp determination of a cannabis sample are disclosed. The systems and methods may include obtaining headspace data of cannabis samples using a gas chromatography/mass spectrometer (GC/MS) device. The data may then be transformed into images based on retention time, scan range, and signal intensities in the data for assessment by a convolutional network to determine whether a cannabis sample is hemp or non-hemp.
System and methods are provided for reducing medial supply costs for healthcare providers by effectively leveraging tier pricing programs brought forth by suppliers. Tier contracts offered by healthcare clinical products suppliers are one of the most complex pricing schemes with many distinctive challenges. A hospital supply spend optimization system is disclosed that minimizes medical supply costs for healthcare providers, suggests optimal spends on individual suppliers by determining product and quantity to be purchased from each supplier, evaluates tiers qualified and assigns optimal tier prices to member hospitals, and recommends product substitution structure for cost minimization. The system may also be used to quantify the impact of physician preferences on hospital supply costs.
G16H 40/20 - ICT specially adapted for the management or administration of healthcare resources or facilitiesICT specially adapted for the management or operation of medical equipment or devices for the management or administration of healthcare resources or facilities, e.g. managing hospital staff or surgery rooms
G06Q 30/02 - MarketingPrice estimation or determinationFundraising
G06Q 10/08 - Logistics, e.g. warehousing, loading or distributionInventory or stock management
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Content delivery network assisted user geolocation
Described herein is a novel approach for coarse-grained user geolocation leveraging widely-deployed content delivery networks (CDNs). This method relies on the fact that CDN providers deploy a number of edge servers that are geographically distributed across the world. Many of these edge servers are assigned with unique identifiers that are tied to their location, which can be retrieved by inspecting HTTP responses headers served by these edge servers. As a result, a website can infer coarse-grained user location by asking a user to send an HTTP request to an arbitrary domain that is known being served by a CDN, and inspecting the corresponding responses.
H04N 21/258 - Client or end-user data management, e.g. managing client capabilities, user preferences or demographics or processing of multiple end-users preferences to derive collaborative data
H04N 21/858 - Linking data to content, e.g. by linking an URL to a video object or by creating a hotspot
Florida State University Research Foundation, Inc. (USA)
Inventor
Aggarwal, Sudhir
Dorai, Gokila
Karabiyik, Umit
Mukherjee, Tathagata
Guerra, Nicholas A
Hernandez-Romero, Manuel
Parsons, James
Rathi, Khushboo
Abstract
Many mobile devices are used for documenting different scenarios that are encountered by the users as they go about their daily lives. In many situations, a mobile device may be used to document the scenario. This data may be of significant forensic interest to an investigator. In many situations, the owner of the phone may be willing to provide the investigator access to this data (through a documented consent agreement). Such consent is usually contingent upon the fact that not all the data available on the phone may be extracted for analysis, either due to privacy concerns or due to personal reasons. Courts have also opined in several cases that investigators must limit data extracted, so as to focus on only “relevant information” for the investigation at hand. Thus, only selective (or filtered) data should be extracted as per the consent available from the witness/victim (user). Described herein is the design and implementation of such a targeted data extraction system (TDES) for mobile devices. The TDES assumes consent of the user and implements state of the art filtering using machine learning techniques. This system can be used to identify and extract selected data from smart phones, in real time at the scene of the crime.
H04W 4/80 - Services using short range communication, e.g. near-field communication [NFC], radio-frequency identification [RFID] or low energy communication
H04L 9/06 - Arrangements for secret or secure communicationsNetwork security protocols the encryption apparatus using shift registers or memories for blockwise coding, e.g. D.E.S. systems
G06F 16/9035 - Filtering based on additional data, e.g. user or group profiles
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SAM HOUSTON REPUBLIC OF TEXAS PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY
41 - Education, entertainment, sporting and cultural services
Goods & Services
On-line library services, namely, providing electronic library services which feature newspapers, magazines, photographs and pictures via an on-line computer network; lending library services; libraries; reference libraries of literature and documentary records; museums; conducting guided tours of a museum and historical site; museum services, namely, exhibiting to the public a historical site; educational services, namely, arranging and conducting seminars and educational programs and providing webcasts in the fields of history, civics, education, and government
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LAYER BY LAYER SUPERHYDROPHOBIC FLUOROPOLYMER COATED METAL SUBSTRATE FOR DROPWISE CONDENSATION
A substrate surface includes a hierarchal structure on the substrate surface, the hierarchal structure includes layers of liquid fluorocarbon polymer and/or hydrofluorocarbon polymer and particles of a fluorocarbon polymer and/or hydrofluorocarbon polymer. The multi-layer structure compromises a nano-textured and/ or a micro-textured structured of a fluorocarbon polymer and/or a hydrofluorocarbon polymer coating on the substrate surface. The liquid layer of the fluorocarbon polymer and/or hydrofluorocarbon polymer is embedded between the substrate surface and the upper particle layer. The multi-layer structured fluorocarbon polymer and/or a hydrofluorocarbon polymer coating a substrate acts a biomimetic of the lotus leaf effect.
H05K 7/20 - Modifications to facilitate cooling, ventilating, or heating
B05D 5/08 - Processes for applying liquids or other fluent materials to surfaces to obtain special surface effects, finishes or structures to obtain an anti-friction or anti-adhesive surface
14 - Precious metals and their alloys; jewelry; time-keeping instruments
16 - Paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials
18 - Leather and imitations of leather
21 - HouseHold or kitchen utensils, containers and materials; glassware; porcelain; earthenware
22 - Rope, netting, tents, awnings, sails and sacks; padding and stuffing materials
25 - Clothing; footwear; headgear
28 - Games; toys; sports equipment
41 - Education, entertainment, sporting and cultural services
Goods & Services
Jewelry; clocks; alarm clocks; watches; charms for jewelry; lapel pins; tie bars; key chains Printed material, namely, stationery, note cards, greeting cards, thank-you cards, personalized writing journals, and writing pads; paper weights; pens, and pen and pencil cases All-purpose sport bags; all-purpose athletic bags; all-purpose carrying bags; backpacks; book bags; wallets and handbags; luggage tags; make-up bags sold empty; reusable shopping bags; umbrellas; umbrella covers Cups and mugs; cocktail glasses; drinking glasses; foam drink holders; glass beverageware; shot glasses; water bottles sold empty; wine glasses Lanyards for holding badges, keys and identity cards; all-purpose nylon straps; school supply storage pouches that magnetically attach to metal surfaces and magnetically fold to close; canvas bags for laundry Clothing, namely, headwear, jackets, coats, shirts, belts, footwear, T-shirts, sweaters, raincoats, ponchos, hat bands, sweat bands, sweatshirts, sweatpants, bandanas, running and athletic shorts, scarves, tank tops, hats, wind suits, jerseys, tights, biker shorts, swim wear, socks, boxer shorts, and ties Souvenirs, namely, stuffed dolls and stuffed toy animals, bean bag dolls, and plush toys Educational services, namely, providing college and graduate level courses of instruction, continuing education courses and seminars, and educational opportunities for students to participate in research programs; entertainment services, namely, college sport games and sporting events rendered live and through the media of radio, television and online, live musical concerts and entertainment, and live performances of dramatic works; entertainment in the nature of competitions in the field of athletics; organizing and conducting college sport competitions and athletic events; providing collegiate athletic and sporting events; providing an Internet website portal featuring entertainment news and information specifically in the field of collegiate athletics and sporting events; sports camp services; providing sports information; ticket reservation and booking services for entertainment, sporting and cultural events; providing various facilities for an array of sporting events, sports and athletic competitions
14 - Precious metals and their alloys; jewelry; time-keeping instruments
16 - Paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials
18 - Leather and imitations of leather
21 - HouseHold or kitchen utensils, containers and materials; glassware; porcelain; earthenware
22 - Rope, netting, tents, awnings, sails and sacks; padding and stuffing materials
25 - Clothing; footwear; headgear
28 - Games; toys; sports equipment
41 - Education, entertainment, sporting and cultural services
Goods & Services
Jewelry; clocks; alarm clocks; watches; charms for jewelry; lapel pins; tie bars; key chains Printed material, namely, stationery, note cards, greeting cards, thank-you cards, personalized writing journals, and writing pads; paper weights; pens, and pen and pencil cases All-purpose sport bags; all-purpose athletic bags; all-purpose carrying bags; backpacks; book bags; wallets and handbags; luggage tags; make-up bags sold empty; reusable shopping bags; umbrellas; umbrella covers Cups and mugs; cocktail glasses; drinking glasses; foam drink holders; glass beverageware; shot glasses; water bottles sold empty; wine glasses Lanyards for holding badges, keys and identity cards; all-purpose nylon straps; school supply storage pouches that magnetically attach to metal surfaces and magnetically fold to close; canvas bags for laundry Clothing, namely, headwear, jackets, coats, shirts, belts, footwear, T-shirts, sweaters, raincoats, ponchos, hat bands, sweat bands, sweatshirts, sweatpants, bandanas, running and athletic shorts, scarves, tank tops, hats, wind suits, jerseys, tights, biker shorts, swim wear, socks, boxer shorts, and ties Souvenirs, namely, stuffed dolls and stuffed toy animals, bean bag dolls, and plush toys Educational services, namely, providing college and graduate level courses of instruction, continuing education courses and seminars, and educational opportunities for students to participate in research programs; entertainment services, namely, college sport games and sporting events rendered live and through the media of radio, television and online, live musical concerts and entertainment, and live performances of dramatic works; entertainment in the nature of competitions in the field of athletics; organizing and conducting college sport competitions and athletic events; providing collegiate athletic and sporting events; providing an Internet website portal featuring entertainment news and information specifically in the field of collegiate athletics and sporting events; sports camp services; providing sports information; ticket reservation and booking services for entertainment, sporting and cultural events; providing various facilities for an array of sporting events, sports and athletic competitions
14 - Precious metals and their alloys; jewelry; time-keeping instruments
16 - Paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials
18 - Leather and imitations of leather
21 - HouseHold or kitchen utensils, containers and materials; glassware; porcelain; earthenware
22 - Rope, netting, tents, awnings, sails and sacks; padding and stuffing materials
25 - Clothing; footwear; headgear
28 - Games; toys; sports equipment
41 - Education, entertainment, sporting and cultural services
Goods & Services
Jewelry; clocks; alarm clocks; watches; charms for jewelry; lapel pins; tie bars; key chains Printed material, namely, stationery, note cards, greeting cards, thank-you cards, personalized writing journals, and writing pads; paper weights; pens, and pen and pencil cases All-purpose sport bags; all-purpose athletic bags; all-purpose carrying bags; backpacks; book bags; wallets and handbags; luggage tags; make-up bags sold empty; reusable shopping bags; umbrellas; umbrella covers Cups and mugs; cocktail glasses; drinking glasses; foam drink holders; glass beverageware; shot glasses; water bottles sold empty; wine glasses Lanyards for holding badges, keys and identity cards; all-purpose nylon straps; school supply storage pouches that magnetically attach to metal surfaces and magnetically fold to close; canvas bags for laundry Clothing, namely, headwear, jackets, coats, shirts, belts, footwear, T-shirts, sweaters, raincoats, ponchos, hat bands, sweat bands, sweatshirts, sweatpants, bandanas, running and athletic shorts, scarves, tank tops, hats, wind suits, jerseys, tights, biker shorts, swim wear, socks, boxer shorts, and ties Souvenirs, namely, stuffed dolls and stuffed toy animals, bean bag dolls, and plush toys Educational services, namely, providing college and graduate level courses of instruction, continuing education courses and seminars, and educational opportunities for students to participate in research programs; entertainment services, namely, college sport games and sporting events rendered live and through the media of radio, television and online, live musical concerts and entertainment, and live performances of dramatic works; entertainment in the nature of competitions in the field of athletics; organizing and conducting college sport competitions and athletic events; providing collegiate athletic and sporting events; providing an Internet website portal featuring entertainment news and information specifically in the field of collegiate athletics and sporting events; sports camp services; providing sports information; ticket reservation and booking services for entertainment, sporting and cultural events; providing various facilities for an array of sporting events, sports and athletic competitions
A device configured to assist the performance of upper body exercises by a subject includes a base, the base comprising a cut-out having a shape complementary with a portion of a support member and a platform, couplable to the base, wherein the platform has a cut-out having a shape complementary with a portion of the support member. When the platform is coupled to the base, the cut-out on the platform aligns with the cut-out on the base.
A63B 21/00 - Exercising apparatus for developing or strengthening the muscles or joints of the body by working against a counterforce, with or without measuring devices
A63B 21/16 - Supports for anchoring force-resisters
A63B 23/12 - Exercising apparatus specially adapted for particular parts of the body for limbs, i.e. upper or lower limbs, e.g. simultaneously for upper limbs
A63B 21/068 - User-manipulated weights using user's body weight
A training system includes a computer system, a display system and a motion capture device. During use the training system presents a computer simulation of a virtual subject capable of exhibiting nystagmus to a trainee. The movements of the trainee are captured using the computer system during the administration of an HGN test to the virtual subject. During the administration of the HGN test to the virtual subject, the training system simulates nystagmus in the virtual subject.
In some embodiments, a personal hygiene assist system may assist an impaired user in using deodorant. The system may include a container comprising an opening on an upper first side, opposite to a lower second side. The opening may include a substantially oblong shape configured to hold at least a lower portion of a deodorant case. The lower portion of the deodorant case may include an activation mechanism which upon rotation exposes additional deodorant positioned in the deodorant case. In some embodiments, the system may include a handle coupled to a third side coupling the first and second sides. In some embodiments, the system may include an engaging mechanism positioned in the container and coupled to the handle. When the handle is rotated the engaging mechanism may engage and rotate the activation mechanism of the deodorant exposing additional deodorant positioned in the deodorant case.
Methods and systems of detecting tampering in a digital image includes using hybrid large feature mining to identify one or more regions of an image in which tampering has occurred. Detecting tampering in a digital image with hybrid large feature mining may include spatial derivative large feature mining and transform-domain large feature mining. In some embodiments, known ensemble learning techniques are employed to address high feature dimensionality. detecting inpainting forgery includes mining features of a digital image under scrutiny based on a spatial derivative, mining one or more features of the digital image in a transform-domain; and detecting inpainting forgery in the digital image under scrutiny at least in part by the features mined based on the spatial derivative and at least in part by the features mined in the transform-domain.
Cyanide antidote compositions and methods of use are described herein. A cyanide antidote composition may include a sulfur analog, sulfur analog derivative, or a pharmaceutically acceptable derivative of a sulfur analog.
In some embodiments, a system and/or method may include assessing surface cleanliness. In some embodiments, the system may include a dispensing device. The dispensing device may dispense, during use, a liquid on a surface forming a drop. In some embodiments, the system may include a stage. The stage may support, during use, a digital imaging device above the drop positioned on the surface. In some embodiments, the system may include a light emitter. The light emitter may emit, during use, a beam of light substantially parallel to the surface at the drop. In some embodiments, the system may include an adjustable support coupled to the stage. The adjustable support may adjust, during use, an angle of the stage relative to the surface. In some embodiments, the system is configured to determine a contact angle of the drop relative to the surface.
G01B 11/22 - Measuring arrangements characterised by the use of optical techniques for measuring depth
G01B 11/26 - Measuring arrangements characterised by the use of optical techniques for measuring angles or tapersMeasuring arrangements characterised by the use of optical techniques for testing the alignment of axes
G01N 13/02 - Investigating surface tension of liquids
In some embodiments, a system and/or method may include assessing surface cleanliness. In some embodiments, the system may include a dispensing device. The dispensing device may dispense, during use, a measured amount of liquid on a surface forming a drop. In some embodiments, the system may include a stage. The stage may support, during use, a digital imaging device. In some embodiments, the system may include a calibration feature. The calibration feature may be of known dimension. The calibration feature may be coupled to the stage. The calibration feature may facilitate assessment, during use, of a dimension of the drop. The dimension may include a diameter of the drop. In some embodiments, the system is configured to assess a contact angle of the drop with the surface.
A method of detecting tampering in a compressed digital image includes extracting one or more neighboring joint density features from a digital image under scrutiny and extracting one or more neighboring joint density features from an original digital image. The digital image under scrutiny and the original digital image are decompressed into a spatial domain. Tampering in the digital image under scrutiny is detected based on at least one difference in a neighboring joint density feature of the digital image under scrutiny and a neighboring joint density feature of the original image. In some embodiments, detecting tampering in the digital image under scrutiny includes detecting down-recompression of at least a portion of the digital image. In some embodiments, detecting tampering in the digital image includes detecting inpainting forgery in the same quantization.
Dimethyl trisulfide antidote compositions may be used to as a cyanide poisoning antidote. Formulations of dimethyl trisulfide may be made in an aqueous solvent system that includes water and one or more of a co-solvent, a surfactant, a cyclodextrin, and a phospholipid.
A61K 47/20 - Organic compounds, e.g. natural or synthetic hydrocarbons, polyolefins, mineral oil, petrolatum or ozokerite containing sulfur, e.g. dimethyl sulfoxide [DMSO], docusate, sodium lauryl sulfate or aminosulfonic acids
Dimethyl trisulfide antidote compositions may be used to as a cyanide poisoning antidote. Formulations of dimethyl trisulfide may be made in an aqueous solvent system that includes water and one or more of a co-solvent, a surfactant, a cyclodextrin, and a phospholipid.
Dialkyl trisulfide antidote compositions may be used to as a cyanide poisoning antidote. Formulations of dialkyl trisulfide may be made in an aqueous solvent system that includes water, a co-solvent and/or a surfactant.
A method of managing responder agency resources includes receiving information relating to one or more events, occurrences, or locations. Responders from two or more different jurisdictions are dispatched to the events, occurrences, or locations. One or more of the responders is dispatched through a web-enabled user device over the internet. Some of the responders may be dispatched through a system of a responder agency of one jurisdiction. Other responders may be dispatched through a system of a responder agency of another jurisdiction.
H04M 11/00 - Telephonic communication systems specially adapted for combination with other electrical systems
H04M 11/04 - Telephonic communication systems specially adapted for combination with other electrical systems with alarm systems, e.g. fire, police or burglar alarm systems
In some embodiments, a wastewater treatment system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include one or more bioreactors which include a substrate that supports a biofilm. The bacteria used to form the biofilm may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. Various components of the wastewater treatment system may be optimized to improve the efficiency and energy consumption of the wastewater system.
In some embodiments, a wastewater treatment system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include one or more bioreactors which include a substrate that supports a biofilm. The bacteria used to form the biofilm may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. Various components of the wastewater treatment system may be optimized to improve the efficiency and energy consumption of the wastewater system.
In some embodiments, a wastewater treatment system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include one or more bioreactors which include a substrate that supports a biofilm. The bacteria used to form the biofilm may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. Various components of the wastewater treatment system may be optimized to improve the efficiency and energy consumption of the wastewater system.
In some embodiments, a wastewater treatment system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include one or more bioreactors which include a substrate that supports a biofilm. The bacteria used to form the biofilm may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. Various components of the wastewater treatment system may be optimized to improve the efficiency and energy consumption of the wastewater system.
In some embodiments, a wastewater treatment system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include one or more bioreactors which include a substrate that supports a biofilm. The bacteria used to form the biofilm may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. Various components of the wastewater treatment system may be optimized to improve the efficiency and energy consumption of the wastewater system.
In some embodiments, a wastewater treatment system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include one or more basins which include a substrate that supports a biofilm. The bacteria used to form the biofilm may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. Various components of the wastewater treatment system may be optimized to improve the efficiency and energy consumption of the wastewater system.
In some embodiments, a wastewater treatment system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include one or more bioreactors which include a substrate that supports a biofilm. The bacteria used to form the biofilm may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. Various components of the wastewater treatment system may be optimized to improve the efficiency and energy consumption of the wastewater system.
In some embodiments, a system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include a biofilm in a container. The biofilm may be formed from one or more bacteria coupled to one or more substrates. The bacteria may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. The system may include one or more bacteria generators to provide bacteria to the biofilm and/or one or more air sources to provide an air bubble stream to the container and/or the bacteria generator. In some embodiments, bacteria may be preserved in a starvation phase. Bacteria may be incubated until they reach a starvation phase. The bacteria may then be preserved as beads or immobilized on a substrate. The preserved bacteria may be used in a system for the reduction of contaminants in water.
In some embodiments, a system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include a biofilm in a container. The biofilm may be formed from one or more bacteria coupled to one or more substrates. The bacteria may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. The system may include one or more bacteria generators to provide bacteria to the biofilm and/or one or more air sources to provide an air bubble stream to the container and/or the bacteria generator. In some embodiments, bacteria may be preserved in a starvation phase. Bacteria may be incubated until they reach a starvation phase. The bacteria may then be preserved as beads or immobilized on a substrate. The preserved bacteria may be used in a system for the reduction of contaminants in water.
In some embodiments, a system may reduce metal compounds from water. A system may include alginate particles in a housing. The alginate particles may be formed by directly adding alginate granules to an aqueous solution comprising metal ions, such as calcium ions.
In some embodiments, a system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include a biofilm in a container. The biofilm may be formed from one or more bacteria coupled to one or more substrates. The bacteria may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. The system may include one or more bacteria generators to provide bacteria to the biofilm and/or one or more air sources to provide an air bubble stream to the container and/or the bacteria generator. In some embodiments, bacteria may be preserved in a starvation phase. Bacteria may be incubated until they reach a starvation phase. The bacteria may then be preserved as beads or immobilized on a substrate. The preserved bacteria may be used in a system for the reduction of contaminants in water.
In some embodiments, a system may reduce contaminants in water. A system may include a biofilm in a container. The biofilm may be formed from one or more bacteria coupled to one or more substrates. The bacteria may be selected to maximize the reduction of contaminants in water. The system may include one or more bacteria generators to provide bacteria to the biofilm and/or one or more air sources to provide an air bubble stream to the container and/or the bacteria generator. In some embodiments, bacteria may be preserved in a starvation phase. Bacteria may be incubated until they reach a starvation phase. The bacteria may then be preserved as beads or immobilized on a substrate. The preserved bacteria may be used in a system for the reduction of contaminants in water.
