Abstract: A process for generating and recalling password schemes using a series of color selections and transformative rules to generate a strong and complex password code to stop online crime and identity theft as well as preserve the user's privacy and counter the financing of international terrorism. As part of the process, subsequent to using the color selections and generating a strong password, the password code may be inserted into a third party website or application or stored into the keychain of a computing device. Further, the color selections presented may be defined by the color blindness identification of the user so that the process and system may be accessible for anyone including those people with visual impairment.

Abstract: A process for generating and recalling password schemes using a series of color selections and transformative rules to generate a strong and complex password code to stop online crime and identity theft as well as preserve the user's privacy and counter the financing of international terrorism. As part of the process, subsequent to using the color selections and generating a strong password, the password code may be inserted into a third party website or application or stored into the keychain of a computing device. Further, the color selections presented may be defined by the color blindness identification of the user so that the process and system may be accessible for anyone including those people with visual impairment.

Abstract: A drug dispenser system may include receiving a request, by a controller, of dispensing a new dose of a medication for a user, wherein at least one dose of the medication is held inside a drug dispenser machine; conducting, by the controller, a safety check; indicating, by a display, whether the new dose of the medication is safe to be dispensed; and dispensing the medication from the drug dispenser machine if the safety check is passed.

Abstract: A danger detection system is provided. The system includes a user computing device programmed to receive from a microphone of the computing device a signal indicating a gunshot-like sound and automatically determine if the gunshot-like sound is a gunshot. The user computing device is also programmed to automatically determine a location of the gunshot; and to automatically generate and send to a display of the user computing device a safety notification in response to determining if the gunshot is within a predetermined distance.

Abstract: A danger monitoring system is disclosed. A danger monitoring device comprises a microphone configured to continuously digitize environmental sound, a first memory, a first processor configured to determine whether a stored interval meets a threshold criteria for a dangerous event, and a first network interface configured to send a danger observation data to a server. The danger monitoring server comprises a second memory, a second processor configured to verify the dangerous event digitized by the danger monitoring device and determine an event location of the verified dangerous event, and a second network interface configured to send a danger alert. A danger mitigation device comprises a third network interface configured to receive the danger alert, a GPS receiver, a screen, a third memory comprising map data, and a third processor configured to render a map indicating at least a current location of the danger mitigation device, and the event location.

Abstract: A method of providing curated video may include tagging each of a plurality of video segments with at least one metadata tag, defining a curating rubric to be applied to a baseline sequence of video segments that is at least a subset of the plurality of video segments, the curating rubric comprising a target descriptor and a replacement descriptor associated with the target descriptor, selecting a target segment having at least one metadata tag matching the target descriptor of the curating rubric, the target segment being selected from among the baseline sequence, identifying a potential replacement segment by referring to one of the at least one metadata tags of the target segment, exchanging the replacement segment with the target segment within the baseline sequence to form a curated sequence of video segments, and encoding the curated sequence in preparation for streaming to a viewer.

Abstract: A method of providing curated video may include tagging each of a plurality of video segments with at least one metadata tag, defining a curating rubric to be applied to a baseline sequence of video segments that is at least a subset of the plurality of video segments, the curating rubric comprising a target descriptor and a replacement descriptor associated with the target descriptor, selecting a target segment having at least one metadata tag matching the target descriptor of the curating rubric, the target segment being selected from among the baseline sequence, identifying a potential replacement segment by referring to one of the at least one metadata tags of the target segment, exchanging the replacement segment with the target segment within the baseline sequence to form a curated sequence of video segments, and encoding the curated sequence in preparation for streaming to a viewer.

Abstract: A danger monitoring system is disclosed. A danger monitoring device comprises a microphone configured to continuously digitize environmental sound, a first memory, a first processor configured to determine whether a stored interval meets a threshold criteria for a dangerous event, and a first network interface configured to send a danger observation data to a server. The danger monitoring server comprises a second memory, a second processor configured to verify the dangerous event digitized by the danger monitoring device and determine an event location of the verified dangerous event, and a second network interface configured to send a danger alert. A danger mitigation device comprises a third network interface configured to receive the danger alert, a GPS receiver, a screen, a third memory comprising map data, and a third processor configured to render a map indicating at least a current location of the danger mitigation device, and the event location.

Abstract: A danger monitoring system is disclosed. A danger monitoring device comprises a microphone configured to continuously digitize environmental sound, a first memory, a first processor configured to determine whether a stored interval meets a threshold criteria for a dangerous event, and a first network interface configured to send a danger observation data to a server. The danger monitoring server comprises a second memory, a second processor configured to verify the dangerous event digitized by the danger monitoring device and determine an event location of the verified dangerous event, and a second network interface configured to send a danger alert. A danger mitigation device comprises a third network interface configured to receive the danger alert, a GPS receiver, a screen, a third memory comprising map data, and a third processor configured to render a map indicating at least a current location of the danger mitigation device, and the event location.

Abstract: A danger detection system is provided. The system includes a user computing device programmed to receive from a microphone of the computing device a signal indicating a gunshot-like sound and automatically determine if the gunshot-like sound is a gunshot. The user computing device is also programmed to automatically determine a location of the gunshot; and to automatically generate and send to a display of the user computing device a safety notification in response to determining if the gunshot is within a predetermined distance.