4 results about "Off the shelf" patented technology

The description relates the feature matching. Our approach establishes pointwise correspondences between challenging image pairs. It takes off-the-shelf local features as input and uses an attentional graph neural network to solve an assignment optimization problem. The deep middle-end matcher acts as a middle-end and handles partial point visibility and occlusion elegantly, producing a partial assignment matrix.

The present technology includes inserter instruments for use with medical implant procedures. The inserter instruments can include features that are expected to enable the inserter instruments to be accurately registered with off-the-shelf or conventional surgical navigation systems. For example, the inserter instruments can include a retractable implant coupling element. The retractable implant coupling element can be selectively transitioned between (a) a first configuration in which the implant coupling element extends past a distal end of a shaft of the inserter, and (b) a second configuration in which the implant coupling element is retracted inside the shaft such that it is flush with, or positioned proximally of, the distal end of the shaft.

This utility model discloses a warehouse shelf for preventing goods from falling off, including a shelf with multiple support plates arranged at equal intervals inside. Each inner wall of the shelf has a first sliding groove, and a metal plate is slidably installed inside the first sliding groove via a second slider. A magnetic strip is fixedly connected to the bottom of each support plate. The support plate also has a second sliding groove inside, extending to both sides of the support plate. An anti-detachment soft plate is fixedly connected to the bottom of each metal plate. In this utility model, the position of the metal plate is adjusted by sliding up and down via the second slider, and the bottom of the metal plate is connected to the anti-detachment soft plate. Moving the metal plate upwards causes the anti-detachment soft plate to be pulled out from the second sliding groove and cover the opening in front of the support plate, effectively preventing goods from falling off the shelf. Moving the metal plate downwards and pulling the rod allows the soft plate to slide into the sliding groove for storage, facilitating access.

Some embodiments of the invention provide novel methods for facilitating distributed SNAT (dSNAT) middlebox service operations of a first network at a host computer in the first network and at a gateway device between the first network and a second network on which middlebox service operations are performed. The novel methods enable dSNAT of stateful middlebox services to be provided at multiple host computers, thus avoiding the bottleneck problem associated with providing stateful middlebox services at gateways, and also significantly reduce the need for redirection of packets received at the wrong host by using the capabilities of off-the-shelf gateway devices to perform IPv6 encapsulation of IPv4 packets and assign locally unique IPv6 addresses to each host executing a dSNAT middlebox service instance used by the performing gateway device.