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WorldStage and AV&C Set âStylescapeâ in Motion at the â3.1 Phillip Lim for Targetâ Fashion Week Event
During Fashion Week the 3.1 Phillip Lim for Target collection was previewed at a private pop-up shopping event in New York City where "Stylescape," a larger-than-life interactive cinemagraph conceived by Mother NY to showcase the limited-edition collection as worn and blogged about by tastemakers across the US and Canada. WorldStage provided AV support for "Stylescape," for which the media and interaction systems and software were designed and implemented by Audio, Video and Controls (AV&C).
The event was held at Spring Studio on Varrick Street where shoppers clamored for Lim's clothing, shoes, bags and accessories for men and women while mingling with Jessica Alba, Solange Knowles, Nate Berkus, Maria Sharapova and Perez Hilton. Billed as a "North American fashion panorama," "Stylescape" served as a striking backdrop in the space, displaying notables photographed on the same day in various North American cities wearing Lim's collection. The panoramic, interactive video installation played out on a high-resolution 3.9 mm LED wall measuring 10 x 120 feet.
AV&C is a New York-based media and interactive systems and software firm, led by David Bianciardi, that bridges the gap between technology and design in the built environment. The company specializes in creating digital icons and interactive experiences in public spaces, so it was uniquely qualified to bring "Stylescape" to life.
For the pop-up shopping event, the team at Mother wanted to create something ambitious, engaging AV&C early in the process to design something aesthetically beautiful and technically sophisticated. The team finally settled on creating "the world's largest cinemagraph and make it interactive and responsive," says AV&C's Bianciardi. "We had a huge canvas of visuals shot in 6 locations by Peter Funch, acquired simultaneously in 6x 4K video and digital stills. The resulting composited canvas was beautiful in itself, then we introduced the cinemagraph's repetitive motion," which guests triggered by manipulating physical props, using social media services, or simply moving and posing in front of the interactive wall.
The idea was to play with blurring the boundaries of physical, social and digital media, he explains. "A famous blogger would stand next to a bus station in Dallas on the screen; viewers could Tweet her, she'd respond and it would show upon the poster at the bus stop. Or viewers could dance with a salsa dancer, take a photo with the designer, blow on pinwheels, etc. There were 40 opportunities for interaction. The way we combined techniques was unprecedented and the scale and resolution of this type of screen was unprecedented."
"David and the folks at AV&C are great at finding the sweet spot where technological sophistication and user enjoyment meet." says WorldStage president Josh Weisberg. "It's our job to mirror that philosophy in the implementation of the audio, video and lighting systems and in this project all of those elements came together successfully. You could see it in the faces of the guests interacting with Stylescape."
AV&C called WorldStage Integration VP & tech designer John Ackerman as soon as they were awarded the project. "John immediately got it," say Bianciardi, "and so did the superstars up and down the WorldStage ranks – that's what makes WorldStage the right partner for us. We made several visits to their shop and set up a series of technology tests with client and creative stakeholders. WorldStage provided the platforms for all the work we did on the interactive technology, and we wrote custom software that put everything together into a cohesive whole."
"By implementing (Derivative's) TouchDesigner platform and Pandora we enabled the client to put a really big tableau on a long videowall," says Weisberg. WorldStage also furnished 16-channel sound for "Stylescape" and a lighting package for the event. Michael Kohler was the Pandora programmer and Kate Brown was the audio engineer. AV&C's Vincent Houze led the visualization and interaction software development.
"We partner with WorldStage for their technical sophistication," say Bianciardi. "They understand what our requests mean and make suggestions as an active partner. They truly work in the service of design."
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Automating Security with GNU cfengine
Listing 2. Sample cfagent.conf
control: actionsequence = ( processes editfiles ) domain = ( mydomain.com ) access = ( root ) # Where cfexecd sends reports smtpserver = ( mail.mydomain.com ) sysadm = ( firstname.lastname@example.com ) processes: # Make sure these processes are always running "cfservd" restart "/var/cfengine/bin/cfservd" "cfexecd" restart "/var/cfengine/bin/cfexecd" editfiles: # Make sure cfexecd runs hourly from cron too { /etc/crontab AppendIfNoSuchLine "0 * * * * root /usr/local/sbin/cfexecd -F" }
The meat of your cfengine installation is found in cfengine.conf. For now, let's use a basic one that keeps cfengine running; actual security-enhancing code is added later in the article. This basic file is shown in Listing 2. The control section is required and sets a variety of global parameters. Most of these are self-explanatory. The exceptions are access, which specifies which users are allowed to run cfagent, and the actionsequence items, which defines which sections are to be executed and in what order. As you add sections, it is important to add them to this list as well, if you want them to have any effect.
In this case, the first section to be executed is processes. All this section does is check to make sure cfservd (mandatory on the server, but useful on all systems) and cfexecd are running. If a process is not running, it is restarted by executing the specified command.
The cfexecd dæmon executes cfagent once per hour, by default. cfagent in turn processes and executes all of these configuration files. But how would cfagent be able to run and start cfexecd if cfexecd is not running to start the entire sequence?
Well, it can happen by running cfagent manually, such as the first time a system is configured. You also can have cfexecd executed from the system cron scheduler on a regular basis. This way, if one method fails, the other method still should work and repair the problem. The editfiles section does exactly that--it makes sure cfexecd is run once per day from cron by adding an entry to /etc/crontab if no such entry exists. The format and location of this file may be different on your system, so make changes accordingly. You also may want to add an entry to the processes section to make sure the cron dæmon is running. If you have hosts of mixed types, you may have to use classes to operate differently on different systems, as described later in this article.
We are done with the basic configuration files, so let's move on to network communications. All network communications within cfengine utilize a public and private key pair for each host. This helps ensure that one system is talking to the remote system it thinks it is. What this means is you need to generate a key pair for each host by running the cfkey command. This creates the files localhost.pub and localhost.priv in the /var/cfengine/ppkeys/ directory. You then need to place the master's public key in this directory, named root-10.1.1.1.pub, assuming that is the IP address of the server running cfservd. Finally, you need to copy each client system's public key onto the master server, named root-10.2.2.2.pub, for example.
Now cfexecd executes cfagent for you every hour. You also can run cfagent manually on any machine whenever you desire. This command updates the configuration files from the server (as defined in update.conf). It also checks and makes changes to the system (as defined in cfagent.conf). For testing purposes, you can execute cfagent --dry-run to see what actions would have been taken by cfagent. While testing and debugging, you also may want to add the line IfElapsed = ( 0 ) in the control section of cfagent.conf. This disables a denial-of-service prevention feature that restricts how often actions are taken.
You may ask, what does any of this have to do with security? Well, now you can make almost any change to any of your systems simply by modifying the master cfagent.conf and then waiting for the machines to pull and execute this file from the configuration server. Even if a machine does not yet exist or the machine is a laptop that has been disconnected for a month, each system picks up each appropriate change as soon as possible.
So, what are some changes you can make to your systems to increase security? For starters, cfengine can report automatically on certain suspicious files and directories. Any or all of the following entries can be added to the control section of cfagent.conf:
NonAlphaNumFiles = ( on ): Causes cfengine to report and disable (rename with a .cf-nonalpha extension and make only readable by root) any files containing only non-alphanumeric characters.
FileExtensions = ( o a c gif ... ): Provides a listing of regular file extensions; if directories are found with these extensions they are reported by cfengine.
SuspiciousNames = ( lrk3 lkr3 ): A list of filenames about which cfengine should warn the user. You could use this for a variety of purposes, such as listing files that are part of known root kits.
These directives apply only to files and directories scanned by cfengine for other reasons, such as the files, tidy or copy sections. Unless you direct it to do so, cfengine does not scan your entire filesystem in order to look for these files.
Excellent article
This is by far the best basic setup article I have found. I have tried to follow several other articles and was not successful in getting things to work. I have got a cfengine configuration setup and running on three servers using keys and classes etc...Woohoo...
Very nice indeed
Thank you
I say "Woohho....", too.
thank you for this great article...
it would help me to understand cfengines functionality...
sorry for my english but I wanted to say this now ;-)
Automating Security with GNU cfengine
just wanted to leave a link to our cfengine wiki. maybe that might be helpful to anyone.
regards. stefan.
Re: Automating Security with GNU cfengine
This is an excellent, in depth, clear, concise article on a great application ( cfengine ). I have recently been asked to set-up and configure cfengine at work.
I found that although cfengine is well documented, the docs are missing some very key points in actual implementation, (like a. do this. b. now do this. c. now do this. d. your done. i.e. for installation it said ./configure, make , make install - ok great, now what, then you had to read all the 'advanced' command line switches and possible params without a clear sequence of events. 30+ pages, additionally it would not make on my box, Red Hat 9.0 Shrike, or Slackware 9.2 kept getting "must have Berkeley3.2 or later", i was running Berkeley4.2,..." errors, i filled a bug report with the author, I had to install a rpm)
It was very diffucult to find google results on actual working implementations of this tool. I did find a few and with all the docs and example files after 2 days had a pretty decent idea about my set-up, except for a few key details. ( like how to get a new cfengine.conf on each host, before running cfengine, kind of like chicken/egg,... )
Then i discovered this excellent article, which i think should be included on the cfengine site, or have links to it, like a "step-by-step" example implementation.
Thanks for this great article.
Re: Automating Security with GNU cfengine
Actually the only thing i would append to my comment, is that the Mr. Bauer did not include which version this article is based on. It sounds as if it's based on a pre 2.0 version but it's hard to tell. (I don't know exactely vor what version the cfengine change took place but it moved everything from /usr/local/cfengine to /var/cfengine, which can lead to some confusion when reading articles describe configuration). :)
Re: Automating Security with GNU cfengine
sorry, to append my post again, actually with this comment
"this creates the files localhost.pub and localhost.priv in the /var/cfengine/ppkey" - it has to be >= 2.0. sorry about that. (It would still be cool if in the header of the article it stated "based on a 2.1.1 cfengine or whatever,..."
thanks again
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"It is a proud moment for my country to have qualified and I hope to be there with them," he said. "It has been a very frustrating time for me being injured and not being available for Liverpool but all I can do is wait and see.
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The sun never sets on the British Empire!
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ePost is dire, it's barely functional for clients, but for mailers it is verging on being unusable. I've been setting up an ePost Connect service for my employer, and there are weird and unforgivable bugs - such as not being able to send to hyphenated domain names (!) I hate the product as a client too, it mangles bills, sends out notifications late or never, and it is tied to a regular email address so offers no real advantage to having the mailer email you directly.
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Best method of storing and searching old email? Gmail. It can import from pop and imap so you can point it at your other inboxes and let it get on with it.You can upload from other mail clients to Google's imap server. Obviously it's amazing at searching through the archives.
Best method if you're concerned about Gmail's privacy? I'm still working on that one.
The solution is Google Apps for your own domain. $5 a month per user, 25Gb space, IMAP, no advertising (which is where most of the privacy issues arise), and most importantly, no lock-in as you can switch your email to a different provider at any time without changing email address. As you said, Gmail is by far the best for searching old email. I haven't run an email server for years.
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Not sure why the parent comment is modded "Funny"... This is the most significant change made today, not the fancy Javascript stuff. Google has been set to block "NSFW" searches by default - this is pure censorship by Google based on unknown values.
So now you can't search for the UK city of Scunthorpe, and some people with text strings in their name which some Google droid has added to their unaccountable blacklist have also simply disappeared from the new regular search results.
Google Search is becoming like Apple's products - sanitized according to respect the arbitrary moral values of an up-tight, unaccountable elite.
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This is why I pay Google for handling my email. I use Google Apps Premier Edition with my own domain. $50 per user per year, it's cheaper than paying for Office/Outlook, there's 25Gb of space per user, and NO advertising. Using my own domain means there is no lock-in, I can use IMAP and switch to another provider any time.
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All kidding aside anybody with the skills and resources can now take over 1.3 and keep updating it. You can not really EOL a FOSS program if anybody wants to keep it alive.
OpenBSD's forked version of Apache 1.3.29 already fulfills this role.
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The defence team *only* launched accusations of bias because they lost - the presumed bias of the judge could have been brought up before the case was heard, but the lawyers chose to ignore it. They were fully-aware of this apparent "bias" well before they brought up the subject.
It reminds me of a case a while back in a different jurisdiction where the defence claimed the result was flawed because the judge had fallen asleep. The appeal failed, because the appeal judges said that the defence should have woken up the judge if they thought it was important.


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US 5705767 A Abstract A miniature, planar, inertially-damped, inertially-actuated delay slider uator is micromachined on a substrate and consists of a "slider", with zig-zag or stair-step-like patterns on the side edges, interacting with similar vertical-edged zig-zag patterns on "racks" which are positioned across a small gap on each side. The slider has been released from the substrate, and is captured vertically in its track by a non-interfering lattice or cover or other feature that bridges across from the top of one rack to the other. The racks are fixed to the substrate and the slider is forced axially down the "track" by an inertial load in the slider's axial direction. The slider is drawn along the track such that the "teeth" on the right edge of the slider engage with the teeth on the right rack. The slider is forced to move to the left as it slides down the faces on the right rack, until it is thrown clear of the right rack and goes across to engage similarly with the left rack. In this way the slider zig-zags under the continuing inertial forces as it also moves axially down the track toward the objective function. The time it takes to do this is the programmed delay. The objective function is anything the slider can act upon, such as a switch, a latch, a light beam, a capacitive pickup, etc.
Claims(5) 1. A planar safety and arming device for a fuze comprising:
a planar substrate; a planar delay mechanism affixed to said planar substrate having an inertially dampened moveable mass that moves in a linear direction in response to acceleration forces on said fuze; a biasing means to retain said moveable mass at a resting position; a stop affixed to said planar substrate to limit the travel of said moveable mass to a final position; an actuating member moveably affixed to said planar substrate and acted upon by said moveable mass prior to said moveable mass reaching said final position; a sliding member fixed initially in an unarmed position and releasable by said actuating member allowing said sliding member to move into an armed position to thereby allow said fuze to become armed. 2. The device of claim 1 wherein said delay mechanism consists of.
two racks of teeth facing each other and anchored to said substrate; said moveable mass interposed between said two racks of teeth and having teeth on either side for engagement and disengagement with said two racks of teeth. 3. The device of claim 2 further comprising additional damping means acting on said delay mechanism.
4. The device of claim 3 wherein said additional damping means comprises a fluid induced damping means.
5. The device of claim 4 wherein said fluid-induced damping means comprises:
a tinned cover over said moveable mass; tins on said moveable mass interleaved with said fins on said cover. Description Mortar shells, artillery shells and other such explosive projectiles normally have a safing and arming device which operates to allow detonation of the explosive only after the projectile has been fired or launched. Often, the safing and arming circuit will comprise a switching device which responds to a "signature" or force due to firing, such as the setback acceleration or the spin of the projectile. It is essential that such a switching device responds only upon firing of the projectile and not react to impacts due to mishandling of the explosive shell. Switches known in the prior art which meet this need are generally complex gas- or liquid-damped designs or clockworks which are costly and require precision assembly of parts. U.S. Pat. No. 4,284,862 shows an acceleration-actuated switch capable of distinguishing between random and brief acceleration forces on the one hand and sustained acceleration forces on the other hand. This device comprises a stationary electrical contact and a movable contact held in position by biasing means. Sustained acceleration forces in a particular direction will drive the movable contact along a fixed path to a position whereat the movable contact comes into proximity with the stationary contact thereby closing the switch. If the acceleration force is not in the proper direction or magnitude or is not applied to the switch for a sufficient length of time, the biasing means will return the movable contact to its original position thereby maintaining the switch in an open condition. U.S. Pat. No. 4,815,381 shows an inertial arm/disarm switch having an inertial mass, a shaft with a zig zag channel, a gearless electric motor, a switch deck and blocking rotor, another blocking rotor, and a spring which provides a restoring force which acts against the inertia of the inertial mass. In this device, the blocking rotors have notches which interface with the associated inertial mass or masses and lock the rotors against rotative movement unless the inertial masses are in the proper positions. The above cited prior art mechanical safe and arm devices all consist of three-dimensional zig zag delay devices on the scale of millimeters or centimeters, fashioned by precision machining, casting, or other such "macro" means to serve the purpose of providing a mechanical delay before dosing a switch, or removing a detent on a detonator slider in a fuze S&A. To fabricate these devices is costly in that these devices are required to be extremely precision components often requiring time-consuming sorting of components, which limits the use of these types of devices. In recent years, the LIGA technique has evolved as a basic fabrication process for the production of a large variety of microstructure products utilizing metals, polymers, ceramics and even glasses. The extreme precision of the microstructure products, their large aspect ratios for height vs. lateral dimension in combination with an inexpensive replication process opens a broad field of application for the fabrication of sensors, actuators, micromechanical components, microoptical systems, electrical and optical microconnectors. Deep X-ray lithography is the most important fabrication step in the sequence of the LIGA technique. It provides a three-dimensional master microstructure based on a radiation sensitive polymer material, which in general is reproduced in subsequent electroforming and molding processes. It is therefore an object of the present invention to reduce the size and cube of, while providing the same function as, mechanical delay devices used in projectile fuze safing and arming. A further object of the present invention is to provide increased safing and arming device reliability and safety through inexpensive or efficient redundance of sensing and delay, latching, and actuating functions, including the use of arrays of scaled devices that can be used together to cover a range of inputs. Still other objects and advantages of the present invention will become readily apparent to those skilled in this art from the detailed description, wherein only the preferred embodiment of the present invention is shown and described, simply by way of illustration of the best mode contemplated of carrying out the present invention. As will be realized, the present invention is capable of other and different embodiments, and its several details are capable of modifications in various obvious respects, all without departing from the present invention. Accordingly, the drawings and descriptions are to be regarded as illustrative in nature, and not as restrictive. These and other objects are achieved by a miniature, planar, inertially-damped, inertially-actuated delay slider actuator which is micromachined on a substrate and consists of a "slider", with zig-zag or stair-step-like patterns (regular recursive features) on the side edges, interacting with similar vertical-edged zig-zag patterns on "racks" which are positioned across a small gap on each side. The "steps" can be other shapes, such as sinusoids, "ski-jumps", sawtooth, etc., i.e. any shape that causes the zig-zag motion. The slider has been released from the substrate, and is captured vertically in its track by a non-interfering lattice or cover or other feature that may completely or partially bridge across from the top of one rack to the other. The racks are fixed to the substrate and the slider is forced axially down the "track" by an inertial load in the slider's axial direction. The slider is drawn along the track such that the "teeth" on the right edge of the slider engage with the teeth on the right rack. The slider is forced to move to the left as it slides down the faces on the right rack, until it is thrown clear of the right rack and goes across to engage similarly with the left rack. The slider/rack combination is thus designed so the slider cannot merely fall through the rack. In this way the slider zig-zags under the continuing inertial forces (axial) as it also moves axially down the track toward the objective function. The time it takes to do this is the programmed delay. The objective function is anything the slider can act upon, such as a switch, a latch, a light beam, a capacitive pickup, etc. The amount of delay provided by the device is programmed into the device by selecting: 1) the number of stages (a stage is one interaction of the slider with one rack before disengaging and moving across to engage with the opposite rack; 2) the angle and depth of the teeth or other recursive feature; and, 3) the restoring force supplied by the biasing element which can be a mechanical spring, a gas volume, an electrostatic or magnetic bias, etc. Items (1) and (2) determine the "throw" of the device. Selecting the thickness and planar dimensions of the features, and particularly the slider, determines the amount of force generated by the slider/actuator at the objective function. The delivered force is a function of the mass of the slider and the acceleration field at the slider, and the opposing force of the restoring bias. The purpose of the restoring bias means is to reset the slider to "home" position after brief non-launch inertial inputs have moved the slider part way down the track. FIG. 1 is a plan view of a zig zag delay incorporating air flow induced damping to increase delay effect. FIG. 2 is a detail view along lines 2--2 in FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is a detail view of a portion of FIG. 2. FIG. 4 is a detail view of a portion of FIG. 1. FIG. 5 show the fins for air damping the zig zag of FIG. 1. FIG. 6 shows a device for combining a delay function with a latching switch, prior to activation. FIG. 7 shows the device of FIG. 6 after activation. FIG. 8 is a detail of a latch configuration. FIG. 9 shows a non-linear reset spring that may be used in a zig zag delay. FIG. 1 shows a miniature, planar, inertially-damped, inertially-actuated delay slider actuator 5 utilized in a unique fuze safing and arming device 10. The device contains a planar delay mechanism consisting of two racks of teeth 3 facing each other and anchored to wafer substrate 8. An actuating slider 5 is the zig-zag mass and moves along the track formed between the two racks 3. A biasing means such as a restraining or reset spring 7 (biased or unbiased) functions to return slider 5 to its original position after low-level or short-duration inputs have moved slider 5 a small mount from its original position. Low level or short-duration shock inputs may be due to handling of the device prior to its intended use. During sustained acceleration, such as during the "setback" acceleration or spin-induced acceleration of projectile launch, the slider/actuator 5 is propelled down the track under inertial load, to where it reaches the "objective function" at the end of the run, in this case illustrated by release rod 11. Stop 9 functions to limit the travel of mass 1 on actuator 5 and rod 11. Rod 11 is held in position by spring 13. Spring 13 will not allow rod 11 to move downwards without force from slider 5 and mass 1 under the same inertial load. The teeth in racks 3 and slider 5 are matching in pitch and tooth angle. The rack teeth are positioned to allow slider 5 to move back and forth down the track between racks 3, allowing a small amount of lateral clearance so the device does not jam. It does not matter whether slider 5 teeth are symmetrical about the slider axis or matching in tooth angle or shape with the rack teeth, but only that whatever the configuration, slider 5 will be forced to travel down the track only by going back and forth between the rack sides. An example of four tested zig-zag delays fabricated according to the present inventive technique are shown in Table 1. TABLE 1______________________________________ # of Safe DropDevice # Tooth Angle Side Stroke Slider Throw States Height*______________________________________1 60� 0.3 mm 4 mm 9 28 ft2 50� 0.3 mm 4 mm 11 42 ft3 55� 0.25 mm 4 mm 12 42 ft4 50� 0.25 mm 4 mm 14 58 ft______________________________________ *A Safe Drop Height goal is a minimum of 40 ft. A tooth angle of 60� means the faces of a given tooth meet at a 120� angle. The side stroke describes how far slider 5 moves going from one side to the other while bumping down the track. The throw is how far slider 5 travels axially before it engages with stop 9. The number of stages is how many changes of direction (bumps) slider 5 undergoes and the safe drop height indicates the calculated height from which the device could be dropped and just be on the threshold of arming (hitting stop 9). Each device was spun at a 1-in radius at 1,330 RPM. When slider 5 moves rod 11 against stop 9, it unlatches detonator slider 17 via latch 15. Detonator slider 17 then moves by centrifugal force to stops 23 to allow detonator 19 to line-up with the explosive train of the fuze, which arms the fuze. Although the embodiment of FIG. 1 is towards a fuze safety and arming device, any objective function or feature could be employed for the zig-zag slider to operate on, such as a light beam, a capacitor electrode, an electrostatic electrode, a trip lever, elements of a switch, etc. It is desirable in some cases to further dampen the downward movement of slider 5. Inertial damping of slider 5 downward motion results from the rapid reversals in direction of motion (left and right as pictured) caused by the interaction of slider 5 with rack 3 teeth. As shown in FIGS. 2, 3, 4 and 5, the inertial-damping delay effects can be augmented with airflow-induced damping losses which occur between the interleaved vertical fins 7 formed on slider 5 and on an inverted cover plate 6 located above slider 5. Air is forced to move back and forth from a given cavity between slider fins 7 and cover fins into the adjacent cavities. Each time the air moves it must pass through a relatively narrow constriction, the clearance between the fin "lands" and the opposing substrate. The amount of fluidic damping is "tunable" by selecting the leak-path gap (constriction) width, the number and size of fin-pairs interacting, and by programming the mean velocity of the slider relative to the stationary fins. FIGS. 6 and 7 show an alternate embodiment of a miniature, planar, inertially-damped, inertially-actuated delay slider actuator. FIG. 6 shows a device for combining a delay function with a latching switch, prior to activation. A voltage potential is placed across points V1 -V2 such that members 31 and 32 form an open switch. During sustained acceleration, members 31 and 32 bend downward, as shown, and slider 5 engages members 31 and 32 as shown in FIG. 7 and latches. This completes the circuit and current is allowed to flow. The device tends to stay latched because of the relaxation of members 31 and 32; also, a permanent latching member can be provided. The details of the permanent latching portion of this embodiment are shown in FIG. 8. FIG. 9 shows the details of a non-linear spring 7 that can be utilized to allow only a part of the spring to deflect for small inertial inputs, such as those encountered during handling. The spring is relatively stiff, but when the intended operating input occurs, such as during setback or spin in a fuze S&A application, the entire spring is deployed because of auxiliary restraint springs 33 and 34 also deflect and release the slider reset spring 7. Right auxiliary restraint spring 33 is shown as it would be deflected under high G forces for purposes of illustration. Any solid material or combination of materials could be used to form slider 5. The present embodiment has the slider and racks formed of metal, such as nickel, but other materials including other metals or polymers or even crystalline materials such as silicon or quartz, could be used. The material chosen is not critical, unless conductivity is an issue when the slider is used in applications such as completing an electrical circuit. Also, the device need not be of any particular size. The device will function whether slider 5 is 8 cm along its axis or 8 mm or 0.8 mm, although practicality of fabrication may limit the size. Also, the height of the features of device 10 is not particularly important, given that there is enough material for slider 5 and racks to interact in the intended way. The proportions of the device may be changed, for example, to deliver a stronger force to the objective, a larger or smaller or thicker slider or a larger number of "stages" may be designed, without materially changing its embodiment. Any technology may be used to form the device, whether a LIGA-type process or a bulk plasma micromachining technique, or some other process yielding the desired configurations. The miniature, planar, inertially-damped, inertially-actuated delay slider actuator is superior to prior art devices because it is essentially "planar" in form, having micromachined features of only 50 to 500 micrometers in height above the substrate, therefore providing the possibility of slimmer projectile fuzing S&A (safe and arm) devices, or slimmer devices for any of its applications. The feature size and precision of the miniature, planar, inertially-damped, inertially-actuated delay slider actuator is limited only by the accuracy and resolution of the fabrication process. For LIGA this is currently on the order of 0.1 micrometers or better. This is in contrast with the dimensional tolerances and feature resolution of precision obtainable with traditional tool machining or casting or forging techniques. The miniature, planar, inertially-damped, inertially-actuated delay slider actuator could be implemented, for instance, with the slider being only 2 millimeters or less in length, and 200 micrometers or less in height above the substrate, which is much smaller than existing zig-zag delay devices. Also, because of the fabrication process, other mechanical or electrical functions, with which the present device will be intended to interact, can be formed on the same substrate at the same time through the same micromachining process. The fabrication can be done such that electronic circuitry can also be built into or onto the same substrate as the device, so that this device may interface readily with electronic sensors or pickups which detect its motion or its actuation of some other function. When the device is fabricated using a micromachining process, the amount of delay, which is "programmed" into the device by selecting the number of stages which will interact, the angle of the teeth, the depth of the teeth, or the use of damping fins, can be changed fairly easily by changing the mask from which the part is made. This is in contrast to the changes in tooling or molds needed to make larger parts as in traditional mechanical S&A's. It will be readily seen by one of ordinary skill in the art that the present invention fulfills all of the objects set forth above. After reading the foregoing specification, one of ordinary skill will be able to effect various changes, substitutions of equivalents and various other aspects of the present invention as broadly disclosed herein. It is therefore intended that the protection granted hereon be limited only by the definition contained in the appended claims and equivalents thereof. Having thus shown and described what is at present considered to be the preferred embodiment of the present invention, it should be noted that the same has been made by way of illustration and not limitation. Accordingly, all modifications, alterations and changes coming within the spirit and scope of the present invention are herein meant to be included. Patent Citations
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