baber/WOPTO huggingface dataset:
Patent GB-2483988-A (GB)
Title: Bale splitter with bucket attachment
Inventor: HOURIHANE CON
IPC: A01D87/12
Filed: 2011-09-20
Abstract: A bale splitter comprises a support means 3 having a plurality of tines 4 for supporting a wrapped bale and a cutting means 8 moveably mounted on the support means for splitting the bale and cutting the wrapping material of the bale. The bale splitter further comprises a removable bucket attachment 22. The bucket attachment comprises a substantially imperforate base member 21 for receiving loose material and a plurality of sockets 23 provided on the base member, wherein a tine of the support means is received in each of the sockets. The bale splitter may further comprise retaining means 30 provided on the support means for engagement with the bucket attachment to retain the bucket on the support means. The retaining means is adapted for engagement with complementary retaining means 31 on the bucket attachment.
Patent GB-2495975-A (GB)
Title: Safety line having a kernmantle structure with a metallic inner core
Inventor: JONES OWAIN
IPC: A62B1/16
Filed: 2011-10-27
Abstract: A safety line 2 comprising a kemmantle structure having a metallic inner core 20 and an over braided protective sheath 21. The safety line may be used in a fall arrest system that uses a safety line drum mounted for rotation, the safety line drum being stored substantially entirely wound onto the drum. The core maybe steel wire which may be stainless steel and galvanised. The over braided sheath maybe woven and it may be a para-aramid or polyester. The outer sheath and core maybe secured at the ends of the safety line by swaging and unsecured to each other over the majority of the length of the safety line.
Patent GB-2495984-A (GB)
Title: Goggles with roll-off film system having central spacer
Inventor: CHEN JOY
IPC: A61F9/02
Filed: 2011-10-28
Abstract: Goggles 10 with a layer of transparent film 2 which can be moved across the lens 11 to maintain clear vision. A protruding spacer 12 in the centre of the lens separates the film from the lens surface to facilitate movement of the film. The spacer may be an integral part of the lens or it may be a separate piece bonded to the lens. Multiple spacers may be used (figure 2A) and they are preferably of rounded profile. The goggles may be used in motocross motorcycling. The film is stored on reels 311, 321 mounted one at each side of the goggles and is wound from one to the other by pulling a toggle 33.
Patent GB-2498196-A (GB)
Title: System for indicating pressure(s) on a foot
Inventor: NAEMI ROOZBEH
IPC: A43B3/00
Filed: 2012-01-04
Abstract: A system comprising means to measure or monitor, at one or more locations/regions, the pressure on a foot due to wearing a footwear item, and means to indicate data pertaining to said pressures to the wearer of said footwear item. The footwear item or footwear member may comprise a compartmentalised surface allowing insertion or removal of one or more replaceable panels. The system may indicate to the wearer that the wearer would benefit from a change of one or more of the panels, orthotic elements or insoles with respect to a footwear member or said footwear item.
Patent GB-2484867-A (GB)
Title: System and method for multiport automation
Inventor: FOISY STEPHANE
IPC: G08B25/08
Filed: 2010-08-13
Abstract: A system and method are disclosed for enhancing the throughput of signals from a security system receiver to an associated automation server. Multiple parallel Ethernet connections or ports are provided between the receiver and server to enable multiple signals to be transmitted between the two when such signals are received from a client's security system panel. The system and method may access the ports in a variety of orders to provide efficient transmittal of signals from the receiver to the server. In one embodiment, received event signals may be routed though the ports in numeric sequence, forward or reverse. In another embodiment, received event signals may be routed preferentially to the first port, if it is not busy. If the first port is busy then the signal may be routed to the second port, and so on. In a further embodiment, received event signals from specific client panels may be directed through predetermined ports, and a predetermined automation server at the central monitoring facility.
Patent GB-2488228-A (GB)
Title: Flexible container
Inventor: KALANI SAURABH
IPC: B65D88/16
Filed: 2012-02-15
Abstract: A material handling bag 10 includes a bottom face, two pairs of side faces 14, 16, a plurality of loops 20 and a pair of tunnels 18. The side faces and bottom face form an enclosure with an open top. The first pair of opposite side faces extends beyond a second pair of opposite side faces. The loops are disposed along the operative top edges of the side faces at four corners of said open operative top of the enclosure. The tunnels are configured from the first pair of opposite side faces and receive tines of a fork of a fork lift truck, thereby facilitating suspending of the bag on the fork, such that walls of tunnels extend above top edges of second pair of opposite side faces in the suspended configuration of the bag. At least some of the faces and the tunnels have reinforced portions. The reinforced portions may be configured during weaving or by folding and may be reinforced with synthetic or natural filaments. Some of the faces, tunnels and loops may be made from U panels.
Patent GB-2493587-A (GB)
Title: Entity resolution system identifying non-distinct names in a set of names
Inventor: VINCENT CAROLJAYNE JOY
IPC: G06F17/27
Filed: 2012-05-17
Abstract: A method for identifying non-distinct names in a set of names (e.g. people, buildings, places, organizations, documents, cars, tings, objects etc.) comprises obtaining the set of names for a first entity and in response to comparing a first name and a second name in the set of names, it is determined that the first name is similar to the second name. Initials in the first name and the second name are searched for. In response to the search indicating that there is at least one initial in at least one of the first name and the second name, it is determined that the at least one initial matches a corresponding initial in another one of the first name and the second name and one of the first name and the second name are marked as a non-distinct name. The remaining names are considered to be distinct names to be used for scoring against another set of names for a second entity using a cross-entity scoring technique. Thus, the entity resolution system finds the most distinct name(s) among a group of related names for a single entity before attempting to resolve possibly related entities.
Patent GB-2502954-A (GB)
Title: Selective adjustment of a data unit sequence number
Inventor: MAY-WEYMANN ALEXANDER
IPC: H04W36/02
Filed: 2012-05-23
Abstract: Data units (or packets) sent to a receiver (e.g. a mobile device) have respective sequence numbers (SN), and the receiver uses a reordering window to determine whether a newly received data unit is a new data unit, or a repeated data unit. A status report comprising an indication of the sequence number of the last new data unit of the data stream received at the receiver from an old cell before a handover from the old cell to a new cell is transmitted to the new eNB. The sequence number of a next data unit to be transmitted in the new cell following the handover is selectively adjusted such that the next data unit will be determined to be a new data unit by the reordering window of the receiver. The status report may also contain the latest Hyper Frame Number (HFN).
Patent GB-2493060-A (GB)
Title: Method and device for the gravimetric and in-series distribution of solution
Inventor: JALENQUES EMMANUEL
IPC: B01L3/02
Filed: 2012-06-29
Abstract: A device for the gravimetric and in-series distribution of a predetermined quantity of a solution comprises a means 202, such as a peristaltic pump, for delivering a solution, a weighing means 212 and a means for measuring an operating value, the setpoint value, of the delivery means 202 during a calibration step during which the weighing means 212 is used for the delivery of a predetermined quantity of solution. The device also comprises an actuating means 216 arranged to actuate the delivery means 202 with the setpoint value so as to carry out one or more distribution steps carrying out the delivery of the predetermined quantity of solution without using the weighing means. The invention also relates to a method for the gravimetric and in-series distribution of a predetermined quantity of a solution
Patent GB-2505714-A (GB)
Title: Refining hierarchies in object-oriented models
Inventor: UPTON STEPHEN JOHN
IPC: G06Q10/06
Filed: 2012-09-11
Abstract: A Method and system for refining hierarchies in object-oriented models which comprise i) providing a business object model in the form of an object-oriented model having one or more members with multiple distinct verbalizations (synonyms); ii) identifying distinct verbalizations of a given business object model member; iii) reviewing existing rules of the business object model to produce mappings of the distinct verbalizations and any attributes or operations used in conjunction with the distinct verbalizations of members of the business object model; iv) analysing the mappings to identify patterns of use of the distinct verbalizations; and vi) categorising a distinct verbalization as a superclass or subclass. The step of producing mappings produces tuples of the form (a1, a2, and a3) wherein a1 is the distinct verbalization used, a2 is the attribute or operation used in conjunction with a1 and a3 is the number of occurrences of the combination of a1 and a2.
Patent GB-2512569-A (GB)
Title: Power distribution system
Inventor: BECERRA DANIEL
IPC: G06Q30/06
Filed: 2013-01-28
Abstract: A power distribution system for distributing electrical power to battery-powered electrical devices such as mobile telephones is described. Each electrical device is associated with a respective user and each user is a participant in a service (other than the charging of electrical devices) provided by a service provider, such as a mobile network operator. The system comprises a source of electrical power which is connectable to the electrical device of the user, in order to replenish the battery of that, an authentication mechanism is configured to determine whether the user of the electrical device connected to the power source is a participant in the service, and a payment mechanism is used for requesting payment from the service provider in respect of the power supplied to electrical devices. The system may also have a locking mechanism arranged to prevent unauthorised charging of the electrical device form the power source.
Patent GB-2496074-A (GB)
Title: Apparatus and method for detecting and measuring condition of esophageal mucosa and indications of gastroesophageal reflux disease
Inventor: MABARY JERRY E
IPC: A61B5/053
Filed: 2011-07-13
Abstract: The invention is related to a mucosal impedance catheter for measuring impedance of esophageal mucosa. An exemplary catheter is inserted into an esophagus with an inflated balloon to push a catheter tube and mucosal impedance sensor electrodes on the catheter tube into direct contact with the mucosa of the interior wall of the esophagus. When the balloon is expanded, the impedance sensor electrodes are pressed against the mucosa on the interior wall of the esophagus, displacing air, liquid, bolus remnants or other artifacts that may have been between any of the electrodes and the mucosa.
Patent GB-2501180-A (GB)
Title: Distributing information
Inventor: STEWART CHRISTOPHER
IPC: G06F9/54
Filed: 2011-01-28
Abstract: Example embodiments disclosed herein relate to distributing information. A set of information about components of a computing device is retrieved from a low-level system of the computing device. Programs are determined to be sent data based on the set of information.
Patent GB-2519281-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to containers
Inventor: NAYLOR STEPHEN
IPC: B65D85/78
Filed: 2013-07-18
Abstract: The lid 10 in use co-operates with an open mouthed tub 10 to close the tub. The lid has catch formations to engage complementary formations on a tub for fitting the lid to the tub. The lid comprises a block arrangement 26 which is releasable after the lid has been fitted to the tub. In the released condition the lid is allowed to slid on the tub, prior to this the lid is blocked from sliding. The catch formations may be snap fitted to the tub. The lid may also comprise stop formations which restrict the extent the lid can open and close. The stop formations may be projections which restrict movement through abutment. Also claimed is a container comprising the lid and a co-operating tub and a method of supplying food in the container.
Patent GB-2505326-A (GB)
Title: Systems and methods for managing mobile assets using estimated time of arrival information
Inventor: NAGDA PARESH L
IPC: G01C21/26
Filed: 2011-11-04
Abstract: Systems and methods for using estimated time of arrival information (ETA) for vehicles. A navigation device located in a vehicle determines the vehicle's present location, route, and ETA information. A tracking device coupled to the navigation device provides ETA information on a network. The network connection configured to transmit the ETA information from the navigation device to a recipient outside the vehicle.
Patent GB-2518674-A (GB)
Title: Tube with tag and method for servicing the tube
Inventor: NYFELT LEIF
IPC: G09F3/02
Filed: 2013-09-30
Abstract: A tube comprising a tag (30). The tag (30) comprising tube service data and at least one more data of the following group of data: tube identification data, tube 5 manufacture data, and tube operation data. The tag (30) allows the data to be read, written, and updated electronically, and the tag (30) provides data for servicing the tube (10). A method for servicing such a tube, the method comprising: providing the tag (30) on the tube (10); reading electronically the data from the tag (30) for servicing the tube (10); servicing the tube (10) according to the data read; and 10 writing electronically the data to the tag (30) to update at least the tube service data. The tag may be a radio frequency identification tag or near field communication tag.
Patent GB-2504401-A (GB)
Title: Tubular cutting with debris filtration
Inventor: CROW STEPHEN L
IPC: E21B23/01
Filed: 2012-05-04
Abstract: A cut and pull spear is configured to obtain multiple grips in a tubular to be cut under tension. The slips are set mechanically with the aid of drag blocks to hold a portion of the assembly while a mandrel is manipulated. An annular seal is set in conjunction with the slips to provide well control during the cut. An internal bypass around the seal can be in the open position to allow circulation during the cut. The bypass can be closed to control a well kick with mechanical manipulation as the seal remains set. If the tubular will not release after an initial cut, the spear can be triggered to release and be reset at another location. The mandrel is open to circulation while the slips and seal are set and the cut is being made. Cuttings are filtered before entering the bypass to keep the cuttings out of the blowout preventers.
Patent GB-2522628-A (GB)
Title: Software tracing using extensible markup language messages
Inventor: GRANSHAW DAVID
IPC: G06F11/36
Filed: 2014-01-29
Abstract: Trace commands 302 are inserted in an Extensible Markup Language (XML) message 301. The commands specify fields to be traced and locations for trace output files 330. They also define if the trace is a full trace or a differential trace in which only the fields having changed values are traced. The XML input message is for propagation through one or more products 311 where trace components 321 collect full or differential trace data for the defined fields at each product and store the data to output file 330. The trace commands are trace tags or trace strings at an element level in the XML input message. Trace commands also define a level of detail for recording specified fields, e.g. info or verbose. Traced fields can be customer ID, customer name or purchase amount. Advantages include avoiding learning proprietary trace for every product and simplifying end-TO-end testing across different products.
Patent GB-2511432-A (GB)
Title: Laundry treating apparatus
Inventor: CHOI JUNGHOI
IPC: D06F58/10
Filed: 2014-02-28
Abstract: A laundry treating apparatus 100 comprising a laundry support unit 5 provided in a laundry receiving space 3, to support the laundry and a machinery compartment 7 located at a bottom of the receiving space to define a space separated from the receiving space, the machinery compartment 7 provided with at least one selected from between an air supply unit to supply air to the receiving space and a water supply unit to supply water to the receiving space. The machinery compartment 7 has a smaller width than the receiving space to define a space to receive the laundry held by the laundry support unit between an outer circumference of the machinery compartment and an inner circumference of the receiving space, this leads to the bottom of the receiving space being step or L-shaped. There is an additional storage draw 93 located next to the machinery compartment. The apparatus can provide steam into the receiving space, which has the advantage of deodorizing, removing wrinkles and sanitising. An advantage of this apparatus is different lengths of clothes can be placed in the receiving space, and also reduces power consumption.
Patent GB-2514886-A (GB)
Title: Systems, methods and apparatuses for handling timeouts
Inventor: WAGH MAHESH
IPC: G06F13/42
Filed: 2014-03-17
Abstract: An apparatus, system and method are provided for handling timeouts in a link state training sequence. Modules of a port undergoing link state training can be placed into an intermediate state prior to entry into the lowest power state. In particular link training status and state machine (LTSSM) logic is provided where, upon encountering an error such as a timeout 505, the transmit and receive logic of a device transition to a first known state of the LTSSM 507 such as a power saving state, and then transition to a second known state 509 such as the lowest power consumption state of the LTSSM. The LTSSM logic is restarted 511 after both the transmit and receive logic are in the second state. The device may be a PCI-Express device.
Patent GB-2527284-A (GB)
Title: Rotating rubberised bollard (RRB)
Inventor: MOORES ROBERT
IPC: E01F9/646
Filed: 2014-06-11
Abstract: A rubber covered bollard to be used to address vehicle damage in car park, etc that consists of a steel core, protected by a thick soft rubber outer shell, which is able to rotate on its inner core. The rotating bollard may preferably be secured in the ground by means of concrete.
Patent GB-2534187-A (GB)
Title: Content delivery over D2D links
Inventor: RAJAGURU MUDIYANSELAGE MYTHRI HUNUKUBURE
IPC: H04W88/18
Filed: 2015-01-16
Abstract: A content delivery method is disclosed employing D2D links among UEs 10, 11, 12 14, under control of a central content manager 60 to provide content to a requesting UE 11. The content manager 60 identifies donor UEs in the vicinity of requesting UE 11 on the basis of information regarding stored content, the locations of the terminals and whether they have opted in to the transfer of stored content. It establishes a D2D link between the requesting and donor terminals to transfer segments of the content. The content manager 60 may receive reports from the terminals and base stations detailing the existence and strength of wireless links of the terminals and movement information of at least the requesting terminal. From this, it may be determined whether an existing wireless link is adequate to transfer further segments of content. If not, another terminal may be identified to transfer further segments. Failing this, the requesting terminal may be instructed to use a link with a base station. The content manager 60 may store the content information for each terminal by recording a content ID associated with each stored item of content.
Patent GB-2527181-A (GB)
Title: A Test Bench for Characterizing a Flow of a Two-Phase Fluid
Inventor: VERTENOEUIL PHILIPPE
IPC: G01M15/14
Filed: 2015-04-01
Abstract: A test bench characterizing a flow of a two-phase fluid (e.g. an aviation fuel / vapour mix delivered to a gas turbine) comprises a fluid tank 1, a first pump 5 taking fluid from tank 1 and feeding first and second parallel lines 10, 11, each line 10, 11 being provided in succession, from upstream to downstream in the flow direction of the fluid, with: liquid flow meter 14, 28; air injection means 15, 29 having airflow meters 43, 44; means 18, 32 measuring the proportion of the vapour phase relative to the liquid phase of the fluid; pressure sensor 20, 34; temperature sensor 21, 35; a second pump 22 or a Venturi 36 respectively, a second vapour / liquid ratio sensor 24, 37; and another pressure sensor 26, 39. The second line 11 acts as a reference, whilst the second pump 22 simulates (models) one feeding a jet engine.
Patent GB-2532831-A (GB)
Title: Private cloud routing server connection mechanism for use in a private communication architecture
Inventor: BEN WEI CHEN
IPC: H04L29/08
Filed: 2015-08-03
Abstract: A method is disclosed for providing a secure session based message connection mechanism between a private cloud routing server 208 (PCRS) and at least one smart device client 201 in a PCRS network. The method includes initializing and provisioning of the PCRS. The method also includes creating a PCRS Client 277 and viewing the PCRS Client. In addition, the method includes editing a peer-to-peer password and status of the PCRS. The method also includes changing the peer-to-peer password by the at least one smart device client. The method also includes resetting the peer-to-peer password and status by an administrator from a PCRS LAN. Finally, the method includes connecting to the PCRS by the at least one smart device client.
Patent GB-2541874-A (GB)
Title: Control system and enclosure for the operation of ignition capable equipment
Inventor: Jamie Shankland
IPC: H02H5/00
Filed: 2015-08-26
Abstract: A control system 1 for isolating ignition capable equipment 3 housed within an enclosure 2, comprising a central processing unit 4, air supply 5, air supply gas detector 12 and power supply 11 fed from a power source. The air supply detector comprises at least one gas supply sensor with a gas level processor to detect the presence and level of gas in the air supply, and transmit detection signals to the central processor when gas at a predetermined level has been detected within the air supply, so that the central processing unit will cut off the power supply to the ignition equipment and shut off the air supply into the system. Pressure 14, temperature 15, oxygen and door detectors 16 may also be provided to control cut-off the power and air supplies, and may be hardwired or wirelessly connected to the control system. A fan 7 and damper 10 are used to control the flow of air in the air supply conduit 8a 8c, air supply gas detection chamber 8b and air inlet 9. The power supply is used to supply all electrical equipment within the control system and enclosure including detectors, lighting, alarms, door locks, switches and ancillary equipment.