Abstract: A system processes a series of incoming message to generate an outgoing message. In exemplary embodiments, the incoming messages comprise a first event from a wearable holster configured to accept a weapon, then receiving a second event from the wearable holster. The first signal and second signal are compared based on their respective content. The received signals derive from sensor data such as a switch, an accelerometer, a GPS sensor, a wrist device, a head device. The comparison invokes additional processing to determine the contents of a message to be sent to at least one recipient. Contents of messages are captured into a learning model, and when comparing contents of the first signal to contents of the second signal comprises the learning model is used to generate a prediction that causes an alert to be emitted.

Abstract: A system and method for facilitating leveraging computing resources to convey or otherwise illustrate information. An example method includes receiving a signal from a user input mechanism of a first device, the first device characterized by the user input mechanism in communication with a first display; displaying a first layout on the first display in response to the signal; and generating instructions for a second user interface layout for presentation on a second display that is larger than the first display, wherein content of the second layout is coordinated with content of the first layout, which are associated with a software application, and wherein the second layout includes one or more additional visual features relative to the first layout.

Abstract: A system processes a series of incoming message to generate an outgoing message. In exemplary embodiments, the incoming messages comprise a first event from a wearable holster configured to accept a weapon, then receiving a second event from the wearable holster. The first signal and second signal are compared based on their respective content. The received signals derive from sensor data such as a switch, an accelerometer, a GPS sensor, a wrist device, a head device. The comparison invokes additional processing to determine the contents of a message to be sent to at least one recipient. Contents of messages are captured into a learning model, and when comparing contents of the first signal to contents of the second signal comprises the learning model is used to generate a prediction that causes an alert to be emitted.