Abstract: A multifunctional apparatus to lift and support a computing device includes a base assembly, an oblique arm assembly, a power arm assembly, a head assembly, and a board assembly. The base assembly is adaptable to secure with a platform. The oblique arm assembly is pivotally connected with the base assembly. The power arm assembly is pivotally connected with the oblique arm assembly. The head assembly having a proximal end, and a distal end, wherein the proximal end is pivotally connected with the power arm assembly. The board assembly is rotatably connected with the distal end of the head assembly. The board assembly is adaptable to securely support the computing device.

Abstract: “A multifunctional apparatus to lift and support a computing device includes a base assembly, an oblique arm assembly, a power arm assembly, a head assembly, and a board assembly. The base assembly is adaptable to secure with a platform. The oblique arm assembly is pivotally connected with the base assembly. The power arm assembly is pivotally connected with the oblique arm assembly. The head assembly having a proximal end, and a distal end, wherein the proximal end is pivotally connected with the power arm assembly. The board assembly is rotatably connected with the distal end of the head assembly. The board assembly is adaptable to securely support the computing device.

Abstract: A cervical assist pillow, comprising, a lower back support portion having a wedge therein to accept a user's upper back and shoulders, an upper neck support portion adjacent the lower back support portion, the upper neck support portion having an extended height to support the users neck proximate a user's head and having a height to elevate the user's neck at a cervicomental angle between approximately 100 and 120 degree, a head support portion adjacent the upper neck support portion and having a concavity to accept the back of the user's head and a waist belt coupled to the lower back support portion at a first end and detachably couple-able to a user's midsection to prevent slippage from under the user's head and neck.

Abstract: A cervical assist pillow, comprising, a lower back support portion having a wedge therein to accept a user's upper back and shoulders, an upper neck support portion adjacent the lower back support portion, the upper neck support portion having an extended height to support the users neck proximate a user's head and having a height to elevate the user's neck at a cervicomental angle between approximately 100 and 120 degree, a head support portion adjacent the upper neck support portion and having a concavity to accept the back of the user's head and a waist belt coupled to the lower back support portion at a first end and detachably couple-able to a user's midsection to prevent slippage from under the user's head and neck.

Abstract: An adjustable cervical collar, comprising, a curved top board having a width of approximately a size of a human chin, the curved top board having an arcuate inner edge capable of fitment around the front of a throat, the curved top board having a curved outer region distal to the throat, two upper columns couple-able to a lower portion of the curved top board, two lower columns slidably couple-able to the two upper columns and a curved bottom board detachably couple-able to the two lower columns.

Abstract: A system and method for generating shape graphs for a routing table are described herein. The method includes splitting a binary trie representing a routing table of a router into a number of layers, wherein each layer includes a number of nodes. The method also includes, for each layer, determining a number of groups of isomorphic nodes and merging the isomorphic nodes within each group to generate a shape graph.