An air mover may be provided. The air mover may comprise an air mover motor shaft, a bearing, a bearing housing, a circuit board, an accelerometer device, a temperature sensing device, and a controller. The air mover motor shaft may be associated with a motor. The bearing housing may support the bearing that supports rotation of the air mover motor shaft. The circuit board may be attached to the bearing housing. The accelerometer device may be disposed on the circuit board. The temperature sensing device may be disposed on the circuit board wherein the temperature sensing device may be located on the circuit board in order to obtain a temperature of the bearing housing. The controller may be disposed on the circuit board and may be operative to control the motor, collect vibration data from the accelerometer device, and collect temperature data from the temperature sensing device.

Disclosed is a detector system for detecting underground anomalies comprising a detector device which includes a fluid chamber which is sealed; a float including a target, positioned within the fluid chamber; and a shielded phase shift proximity sensor configured to detect a distance between the target and proximity sensor, wherein a presence of an underground anomaly is determined based on the detected distance.

A seating system for a vehicle includes a vehicle seat, individually selectable and controllable electromagnetic coils individually positioned at respective locations within the seat corresponding to anatomical locations of a person sitting in the vehicle seat, and a controller. The electromagnetic coils to generate electromagnetic fields when activated. The controller to individually activate a subset of the electromagnetic coils to deliver electromagnetic energy to the anatomical locations of the person corresponding to the respective locations within the vehicle seat of the activated electromagnetic coils.

A thermostat may include a plurality of heat-generating components; a plurality of first temperature sensors, each of the plurality of first temperature sensors being disposed next to a corresponding one of the plurality of heat-generating components; a second temperature sensor that is disposed away from the plurality of heat-generating components; and a memory device storing a coefficient matrix. The thermostat may also include one or more processors that combine a plurality of inputs to calculate an ambient temperature for an enclosure in which the thermostat is installed, the plurality of inputs including readings from the plurality of first temperature sensors, readings from the second temperature sensor, and the coefficient matrix.

A seating system for a vehicle includes a vehicle seat, individually selectable and controllable electromagnetic coils individually positioned at respective locations within the seat corresponding to anatomical locations of a person sitting in the vehicle seat, and a controller. The electromagnetic coils to generate electromagnetic fields when activated. The controller to individually activate a subset of the electromagnetic coils to deliver electromagnetic energy to the anatomical locations of the person corresponding to the respective locations within the vehicle seat of the activated electromagnetic coils.

An information handling system includes an enclosure configured to include a duct to channel air flow in the enclosure over a first component of the information handling system. A duct sensor determines if the duct is included in the enclosure. The system receives an indication from the duct sensor that the duct is not included in the information handling system, determines that the first component is in a hot spot in the enclosure based upon the indication, and redirects a workload instantiated on the first component to a second component of the information handling system.

A thermostat may include a plurality of heat-generating components; a plurality of first temperature sensors, each of the plurality of first temperature sensors being disposed next to a corresponding one of the plurality of heat-generating components; a second temperature sensor that is disposed away from the plurality of heat-generating components; and a memory device storing a coefficient matrix. The thermostat may also include one or more processors that combine a plurality of inputs to calculate an ambient temperature for an enclosure in which the thermostat is installed, the plurality of inputs including readings from the plurality of first temperature sensors, readings from the second temperature sensor, and the coefficient matrix.

A flow rate adapter includes an enclosure defining an interior, a first partition separating the interior into first and second chambers, a second partition separating the interior into third and fourth chambers, and a flexible diaphragm separating the second and third chambers. Each chamber is fluidly isolated from one another. The second and third chambers are positioned between the first and fourth chambers with the second chamber being positioned adjacent to the first chamber and the third chamber being positioned adjacent to the fourth chamber. The second and third chambers are positioned adjacent to one another. The flow rate adapter includes a gate coupled with the flexible diaphragm. A temperature gradient between working fluid flowing through the first and fourth chambers causes the flexible diaphragm to flex, which moves the gate within the fourth chamber to control the flow rate of the working fluid.