Abstract: Device to be attached to a wounded person for recording and reporting medical and logistic information relating to the wounded person in mass casualty event is disclosed, the device is battery free and comprises (i) a solid state memory; (ii) a plurality of actuators in a predetermined correlation with a graphical presentation presented on external surface of the device such that a status of each actuator represents a medical or logistic information relating to the wounded person; (iii) a conversion adapter configured to translate a status of the actuators into respective digital codes or to transfer the status of the actuators to external real time translator for returning the status in the form of respective digital codes wherein said codes represent medical or logistic information relating to the wounded person and are respectively loaded into the solid state memory by the conversion adapter or by the external translator; and (iv) an interface configured to communicate with a mobile electrically powered co

Abstract: An apparatus and method for accessing multimedia content using physical bookmarks are provided. The apparatus for accessing multimedia content using physical bookmarks includes one or more tokens. Each of the tokens associated with an identification code, wherein the identification code is associated with a multimedia content. The apparatus also includes an input device having a receptacle. The input device is operable to receive a first identification code from a first token placed on the receptacle in an arbitrary angular orientation. A processing component is coupled to the input device and operable to receive the first identification code, and operable to deliver a first multimedia content associated with the first identification code. The method includes detecting a token that is placed on a receptacle of an input device by a user, wherein the token has an identification code.

Abstract: The invention relates to improvements in airborne, marine, and/or moving vehicle-carried, stabilized high resolution long-range surveillance systems, which are based on a stabilized platform, TV cameras and a lens with a relatively long focal length. The improvement overcomes almost absolutely the problems due to residual remaining vibrations that are inherent in the stabilized platform. The system comprises mechanical stabilizing structure adapted to reduce vibrations and especially to eliminate or at least drastically reduce high frequency vibrations, a TV sensor, optionally including or coupled in intensifying electro-optical imaging structure, an optical lens and exposure control structure so as to record the image on the sensor for a period of time which is much shorter than the usual television frame time.