Abstract: Systems, apparatuses and methods for conducting collaborative sessions between mobile devices may provide for identifying the external mobile devices within a predetermined range of a local mobile device. One or more of the identified external mobile devices may be selected to provide an enhanced flash performance to an internal flash of the local mobile device. In response to receiving and detecting an optical transmission or a wireless transmission from the local mobile device, the flash device of the one or more external devices may be activated to generate a flash that is synchronized with the capture of an image by the local mobile device.

Abstract: In one example an automatic false pupil contact lens comprises a body formed from an optically translucent material and a coating on the body formed from at least one of a photochromatic material or an electrochromatic material that, in response to an input, is to change between a first state in which the coating is optically translucent and a second state in which the coating is optically opaque in response to an input. Other examples may be described.

Abstract: Systems, apparatuses and methods for conducting collaborative sessions between mobile devices may provide for identifying the external mobile devices within a predetermined range of a local mobile device. One or more of the identified external mobile devices may be selected to provide an enhanced flash performance to an internal flash of the local mobile device. In response to receiving and detecting an optical transmission or a wireless transmission from the local mobile device, the flash device of the one or more external devices may be activated to generate a flash that is synchronized with the capture of an image by the local mobile device.

Abstract: The present disclosure pertains to a system to facilitate therapeutic positioning for a body part. An example system may be wearable by a user (e.g., a patient) and may comprise at least a sensor and presentation circuitry. The sensor may sense a position corresponding to a body part of the patient and generate an electronic signal based on the position. The presentation circuitry may then present a notification (e.g., display visible indicia and/or generate sound) to instruct the patient how to move the body part into a therapeutic position. For example, control circuitry in the system may receive the electronic signal from the sensor, compare the determined position to the therapeutic position, generate the notification and provide the notification to the presentation circuitry.