Perani & Partners S.p.A

The invention concerns a method for monitoring the health status of a patient, preferably by means of a physical-digital system, comprising the steps of a) detecting a plurality of patient data by means of a plurality of biomedical sensors, b) storing the plurality of patient data in a current database, c) generating a digital health twin of at least a patient by means the elaboration of the plurality of patient data for a specific patient through an elaboration unit in signal communication with the current database. The method further comprises d) providing a predictive artificial intelligence and a historical database representative of the correlation between the health status of a patient and his physiological signals and parameters, and training the predictive algorithm with said historical database, the artificial intelligence algorithm being trained with machine learning systems in order to extract a set of most relevant features from the digital health twin, and e) estimating the health status of the patient in function of the set of relevant features extracted.

In a method for managing secure access to a hazardous environment with restricted access (200), a radar system (110) detects moving targets in three regions (112a, 112b, 112c) in sequence in a corridor (400) that connects the hazardous environment (200) and an external environment (300). Starting from the detection of a self-driven load transport vehicle (500) in the first region (112a), in a start phase, an alarm signal for the hazardous environment (200), which can deactivate a hazardous device (210), is triggered in case of moving targets in the third region (112c), but not in the first and second regions (112a, 112b). When the vehicle (500) is entirely in the second region (112b), the vehicle (500) is requested to stop, and the absence of humans in the corridor (400) is verified. In an arrival phase, the vehicle (500) is authorized to cross the third region without triggering the alarm signal.

An electrical converter (1) comprises conversion modules (3), with input nodes (31) connectable to distinct sets of secondary windings (22) of a transformer (2), and output nodes (32) that connect distinct modules (3). For each module (3), a rectifier (34) connects the input nodes (31) to a DC bus (33), and an inverter (35) is connected to the DC bus (33) to supply the output nodes (32). A bypass circuit (36), in case of a fault, can connect the output nodes (32) of the module (3) to each other. A crowbar element (37), in case of a fault, connects the positive and negative pole conductors (331, 332) of the DC bus (33) to each other, before activating the bypass circuit (36). A plurality of fuses (344) are each placed in series with a respective rectifier element (341) of the rectifier (34), to open rapidly when the crowbar element (37) intervenes.

Method for managing a fleet of transport units (1) of an automation system 100, wherein:- the automation system (100), in addition to the fleet of transport units (1), comprises a movement plane (2) and at least one automation station (3), the latter being configured to sequentially receive at an entrance a plurality of workpieces to be processed (P1) and to deliver at an exit a plurality of processed workpieces (P2),- the transport units 1 are independently movable on the movement plane (2) in a controlled manner to and from an entrance (31) and an exit (32) of the automation station (3).The method comprises the steps of:a) bringing a first group of transport units (1a) loaded with a first group of workpieces to be processed (P1_G1), in succession:al) to the entrance (31) of the automation station (3) to feed the first group of workpieces to be processed (P1_G1), and thena2) to a parking region (20) of the movement plane (2)b) downstream of a1), bringing a second group of transport units (1b) loaded with a second group of workpieces to be processed (P1_G2), in succession:b1) to the entrance (31) of the automation station (3) to feed the second group of workpieces to be processed (P1_G2), and thenb2) to the exit (32) of the automation station (3) to pick up respective processed workpieces (P2) obtained from the first group of workpieces to be processed (P1_G1), c) downstream of a2), bringing in succession the first group of transport units (1a) from the parking region (20) to the exit (32) to sequentially pick up respective processed workpieces (P2) obtained from the second group of workpieces to be processed (P1_G2).

An optical fiber splice tray (1) for an optical termination box comprising: a base (10) configured to be connected to the optical termination box (100), the base (10) having a splicing area (11) for retaining optical fiber splices and a routing area (12) for passage of optical fibers from and towards the splicing area (11); the base (10) comprising a first base portion (20) and a second base portion (30); a side wall (40) projecting from the base (10) and surrounding the splicing area (11) and the routing area (12); a connecting member (50) associated to the first base portion (20) and defining a rotation axis (X-X) to pivotally connect the base (10) to the optical termination box (100); the second base portion (30) is bent with respect to the first base portion (20).

The present invention concerns a hybrid power supply system for lighting comprising an electrified track (10) with a U-profile to which DC spotlights (200) can be fixed. A power supply device (50) is configured to provide DC electrical power to first electrical cables (20) inthe track (10). To provide the DC power, the power supply device (50) comprises a rectifier. DC optical devices (200) have respective support bodies (220) fixable to the track (10), and contact elements (230) arranged so as to contact the first electrical cables. In particular, the power supply system is characterized by the fact that it comprises second electrical cables (30) for the transport of AC electrical power, and wherein the electrified track (10) comprises second support seats (15) arranged inside the cavity (13) and configured to support the second electrical cables (30) and the input connection members (53) are connected to the second electrical cables (30).

A cable gland (1) for an optical closure (100) comprising: a gland body (10) configured to be inserted at least in part in an optical closure channel (110) of the optical closure (100) along an insertion direction (X-X) and to define at least one cable channel (2) for passage of optical cables, the gland body (10) comprising: a first gland member (20) configured to be attached to the optical closure (100); a second gland member (30) coupled with the first gland member (20); a deformable member (40) arranged between the first and second gland member (20, 30); a retaining arrangement (50) configured to retain the gland body (10) along the insertion direction (X-X) and to mutually approach the first gland member (20) and the second gland member (30) to radially deform the deformable member (40) and generate a sealing action of the deformable member (40) in the optical closure channel (110), the retaining arrangement (50) comprises a first retaining member (60) retained in the first gland member (20); a second retaining member (70) retained at least in part in the second gland member (30) and configured to engage the first retaining member (60) passing through the deformable member (40) to mutually approach the first and second gland members (20, 30).

An optical safety device (1) comprises a casing (2), a lens opening (22), an image sensor (3), and a control system configured to receive and process digital image data collected by the image sensor (3). A screen element (5a, 5b) is mounted to the casing (2) and has a transparent area (51). In an active configuration, the screen element (5a, 5b) is arranged in an active position in front of the lens element (4), such that the environment is visible from the image sensor (3) through the lens element (4) and the transparent area (51), and the screen element (5a, 5b) has a marker image (52) on the transparent area (51). In an inactive configuration, no marker image (52) on the screen element (5a, 5b) is visible from the image sensor (3). The control system commands the screen element (5a, 5b) to switch between the active and inactive configurations, and in the active configuration identifies the marker image (52) in the digital image data and use it for a calibration or diagnostic processing.

The present invention relates to an association of active ingredients comprising: a dry extract of Curcuma, a dry extract of fermented black garlic, a coenzyme Q10, at least one vitamin selected from the group consisting of: at least one B-group vitamin; vitamin D; and combinations of the foregoing, for use in the treatment and/or prevention of the dysfunction of the vascular and/or valvular endothelium of the cardiocirculatory system.

A method for manufacturing a high-safety carbon material includes: step (A), mixing a carbon material, a coating material, glutaraldehyde and a solution with a weight ratio of 100:2-6:0.2-0.6:100-300 to form a mixed slurry, wherein the carbon material is soft carbon and/or artificial graphite, and the coating material is chitosan and/or sulfonated chitosan; step (B), stirring the mixed slurry evenly and heating at 70°C-90°C to form an evaporated slurry; step (C), heating the evaporated slurry at 70°C-90°C for 24 hours or more, and then cooling to room temperature to form a high-safety carbon material. The method is helpful to obtain a high-safety carbon material, which can slow down a large amount of heat release when a solid-state electrolyte interface decomposes, prevent the heat generated by the decomposition of the solid-state electrolyte interface from triggering the overall thermal runaway mechanism, and can improve the safety of anode materials used in batteries.