Abstract: Described herein are software and systems for analyzing videos and/or images. Software and systems described herein are configured in different embodiments to carry out different types of analyses. For example, in some embodiments, software and systems described herein are configured to locate an object of interest within a video and/or image.

Abstract: A wrist-worn electronic device comprises a lower housing, an upper housing, a plurality of bezel connectors, a first global navigation satellite system (GNSS) antenna, a second GNSS antenna, and a communication antenna. The lower housing includes a side wall. The upper housing includes a bezel. The bezel connectors each provide an electrical connection to the bezel. The first GNSS antenna is configured to receive a first GNSS wireless signal. The second GNSS antenna is configured to receive a second GNSS wireless signal. The communication antenna is configured to transmit and receive a communication wireless signal. Each antenna is formed from a portion of the circumference of the bezel, a portion of the circumference of the side wall, and two of the bezel connectors.

Abstract: Provided herein are devices, systems, and methods for a three-dimensional registering, tracking, and/or guiding an object of interest, such a body part, a surgical tool, or an implant, during a surgical procedure. Such devices, systems, and methods may offer minimally invasive, high precision registering, tracking, and/or guiding of the object of interest using a patterned light beam and data processing using artificial intelligence. The methods, devices, and systems disclosed herein may be compatible with a simple marker or markers placed by a minimally invasive method on the object of interest.

Abstract: Provided herein are methods and systems for determining joint information, such as joint angle and range of movement, quickly and accurately without using cumbersome, specialized equipment even when visibility to the joint may be limited. Such methods and systems may be achieved by using computationally efficient approaches that are accurate and robust enough to handle noises and occlusions. The methods and systems provided herein may provide quick, low-cost, on-demand approaches to obtain information about the joint health of a patient. The joint angle information may facilitate diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, and/or rehabilitation of the patient from a joint injury, pain, or discomfort by providing quick, actionable information to the healthcare provider.

Abstract: Provided herein are devices, systems, and methods for a three-dimensional registering, tracking, and/or guiding an object of interest, such a body part, a surgical tool, or an implant, during a surgical procedure. Such devices, systems, and methods may offer minimally invasive, high precision registering, tracking, and/or guiding of the object of interest using a patterned light beam and data processing using artificial intelligence. The methods, devices, and systems disclosed herein may be compatible with a simple marker or markers placed by a minimally invasive method on the object of interest.

Abstract: A stationary electromagnetic inspection (EMI) apparatus and method are disclosed which includes a base; a plurality of hydraulic clamping rollers, connected to that base, operable to move a test pipe forward and backward in a translational direction only; a transverse flaw detection module comprising a plurality of sensor arms each equipped with rows of magnetic sensor arrays arranged in a stagger manner along an axis of a test pipe; and a longitudinal flaw detection module comprising magnetizers and magnetic sensor arrays each respectively arranged orthogonal to one another.

Abstract: Described herein are software and systems for analyzing videos and/or images. Software and systems described herein are configured in different embodiments to carry out different types of analyses. For example, in some embodiments, software and systems described herein are configured to locate an object of interest within a video and/or image.

Abstract: Described herein are software and systems for analyzing videos and/or images. Software and systems described herein are configured in different embodiments to carry out different types of analyses. For example, in some embodiments, software and systems described herein are configured to locate an object of interest within a video and/or image.

Abstract: A stationary electromagnetic inspection (EMI) apparatus and method are disclosed which includes a base; a plurality of hydraulic clamping rollers, connected to that base, operable to move a test pipe forward and backward in a translational direction only; a transverse flaw detection module comprising a plurality of sensor arms each equipped with rows of magnetic sensor arrays arranged in a stagger manner along an axis of a test pipe; and a longitudinal flaw detection module comprising magnetizers and magnetic sensor arrays each respectively arranged orthogonal to one another.

Abstract: A system for managing preferences in a portlet container. In response to receiving remote preferences for a portlet, the remote preferences are merged with default preferences for the portlet to form a preference set for the portlet. In response to receiving user preferences for the portlet, the user preferences are merged with the preference set to form an effective preference set for the portlet. The portlet is manipulated according to the effective preference set to form a manipulated portlet. Then, the manipulated portlet is rendered.

Abstract: New methods for producing intraocular lenses (IOLs) include a combination of steps which provide outstanding pull strength between the fixation member of the IOL and the optic of the IOL without requiring the lens body region of the fixation member to have enlarged anchor structures. In one embodiment, the present methods include providing an optic member having a recess; providing a fixation member having a lens bonding region free of enlarged anchor structures; placing the lens bonding region into the recess; and thereafter doing at least one of reducing the size of the recess and increasing the cross-sectional area of the lens bonding region. The lens bonding region of the fixation member is thereby secured to the optic member.