Abstract: Techniques are disclosed for detecting a point-of-impact of a vehicle collision. A mobile device receives a set of sensor measurements from sensors of the mobile device. The mobile device generates a crash feature vector from the sensor measurements and one or more point-of-impact features. The mobile device executes a set of classifiers using the crash feature vector and the one or more point-of-impact features. Each classifier of the set of classifiers is configured to generate an output that is partially indicative of a point-of-impact of the collision. The mobile device generates, from the output of each classifier of the set of classifiers, a prediction of a point of impact of the vehicle collision. The mobile device then transmits an indication of the point of impact to a remote device.

Abstract: A female urination device which allows a female to urinate from a standing position and is a funnel shaped device with an opening at one end that is contoured to the shape of the female body and a second end which is smaller than the first end and has an opening to funnel the urine away from the user. In addition, the first end has a sanitary wiping pad attached thereto.