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The invention involves an array of cameras with different optical recipes to allow imaging of dynamic objects affected by low contrast, distance, and other translucent effects such as glare.
This invention drastically improves starts and stops on extrusion prints on BAAM, leading to improved part quality with minimal roughness at the seams. The ability to finely control starts and stops is also critical to printing fine resolution on BAAM.
The invention enables higher performance for heat pump clothes dryers through novel and very low cost modifications.
The invention allows for the simultaneous capture of face iris and fingerprints. This greatly speeds up the enrollment and identification process for individuals and could capture a full set of biometrics in about 2-3 seconds.
The invention relates to cyber security and more specifically to methods for detecting malicious traffic injection attacks on a vehicle's CAN bus.
This invention is a continuous flow liquid extraction surface sampling probe that can be used in any spatial orientation to sample materials from select surface location via a liquid solid extraction mechanism.
While the inherent safety of MSRs bestows great potential for future use, the necessity of a metal halide salt as a fuel presents challenges due to corrosion and fuel stability.
The invention proposes a one-step surface preparation technique for painting and application of coating systems.
Alcohols, especially biomass derived alcohols (e.g., ethanol, butanol), are important building blocks for transportation fuels and valuable chemicals production.
Lignins are a renewable and cheap, yet least-valued material obtained from plant biomass. Uses of lignins remains very limited due to their poor thermal stability and hyperbranched structures.