Abstract: Provided are a to-be-detected implement for rehabilitation training and a rehabilitation training system. The to-be-detected implement for rehabilitation training comprises: a cylinder-shaped main body with an opening in at least one side thereof; a first electrode portion formed on one region of the circumference of the main body; a second electrode portion separated from the first electrode portion and formed on another region of the circumference of the main body; and a guide portion which is formed between the first electrode portion and the second electrode portion to block the electrical connection between the first electrode portion and the second electrode portion, and which is recessed or protrudes at the circumference of the main body to a predetermined depth.

Abstract: This invention relates to the field of motion systems especially for simulating motion such as driving or flying. In particular, though not exclusively, the invention relates to motion generators, and to systems including such motion generators, and to methods of using motion generators and motion systems for example as vehicle simulators.

Abstract: A method comprising to analyze the captured video data of the patient's body parts and to generate patient motion metrics, patient posture metrics, and patient gait metrics for each exercise routine completed by the patient based on the analyzed video data; store, in a database, the generated patient motion metrics, the patient posture metrics and the patient gait metrics for each of the completed exercise routines, wherein the generated patient motion metrics, the generated patient posture metrics and the generated patient gait metrics are used to track patient progress during physical therapy sessions, diagnose movement disorders, and provide personalized, data-driven treatment plans to enhance immediate outcomes and long-term recovery with respect to the musculoskeletal and neurological disorders; apply motion amplification algorithms to enhance the additional video data to provide clarity of tremor movements; apply edge detection to enhance tremor movement boundaries and detection; generate tremor amplitu

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods, devices, and systems for facilitating umpires officiating a baseball game. According to one embodiment, a mobile device is disclosed for facilitating an umpire of a baseball game. The mobile device includes a processor, a memory electrically coupled with the processor, a user interface electrically coupled with the processor, a haptic feedback device electrically coupled with the processor, and a wireless transceiver electrically coupled with the processor. The processor is configured for (1) receiving a start pitch clock selection via the user interface; (2) upon receiving the start pitch clock selection via the user interface, transmitting a start pitch clock device message via the wireless transceiver to an access point; (3) receiving a start pitch clock access point acknowledgment message from the access point; and (4) upon receiving the start pitch clock access point acknowledgment message, momentarily activating the haptic feedback device.

Abstract: The present invention is a taxidermy display apparatus (TDA) and method of use. The TDA provides for a simple and low cost means for displaying a taxidermy mount such as the skull of a deer or other animal, preferably by providing for the ready suspension of such taxidermy mount. The TDA comprises an eyebolt, a washer, a barrel nut, and an anchor. In practice, a user positions the anchor within the skull, places the washer on top of the skull, threads the eyebolt through the washer—the eyebolt passing through a natural or created hole in the skull—and threads the eyebolt through the anchor. With a taxidermy mount thus affixed to the TDA, TDA with a taxidermy mount affixed thereon is suspended from a holding structure via the eyelet of the eyebolt.

Abstract: The invention is an adjunct system used in conjunction with a Morse code communications system to provide touch and sight sensory outputs that mirror a Morse code signals audible code-element output.

Abstract: In embodiments herein, a resettable injection training device is provided including an outer housing, an inner housing, said inner housing moving relative to the outer housing during actuation and reset, a tactile feedback indicator and/or a visual feedback indicator, wherein actuation of the device delivers a tactile and/or visual feedback; and a reset cap for resetting the device to a reset position, such that the reset cap resets the tactile and or feedback indicator to a pre-use position, for a subsequent use.

Abstract: A computer includes a processor and a memory storing instructions executable by the processor to record a first video of inputs to respective controls of a user interface of a vehicle, add metadata to the first video of respective times at which the respective inputs are provided, and generate a second video based on the first video and the metadata. The second video shows the user interface and highlights the respective controls corresponding to the respective inputs at the respective times.

Abstract: A system and method may include generating, by a computing system, a list of selectable challenge factors for a player to select one or more challenge factors when playing a video game. The player may be provided with the ability to set a plan for each of the challenge factors. A protocol inclusive of the planned challenge factors may be established to be achieved over a time period. A player interface may be displayed for the player of the video game, where the player interface may show the protocol inclusive of at least a portion of the planned challenge factor(s) along with corresponding input elements associated with each planned challenge factor for the player to account for the planned challenge factors by submitting whether or not the player achieved each of the respective planned challenge factors. Achieving the planned challenge factor(s) causes a health condition to be reversed.

Abstract: A medical tool is described for supporting an individual suffering from a mental condition or disorder characterized by auditory psychosis symptoms. The tool can assist in training the individual to distinguish between an acute auditory psychosis episode and ambient sounds. The tool can monitor for a non-audio input by a patient, where the input represents an indication that the patient is hearing sounds potentially symptomatic of psychosis. A microphone can monitor ambient sounds, which are tested against a threshold to determine and whether an auditory psychosis episode may be occurring.

Abstract: The present application provides apparatus for simulating radio-guided surgery using a light source (8) and a probe (13) having a light detector (16). Specifically, the apparatus includes a subject model (1) that has an enclosure (6) with an opening (4, 5) that extends from an exterior of the subject model (1) into the enclosure (6). The subject model (1) also includes a light source (8) that is disposed within the enclosure (6). The apparatus also includes a probe (13) for deployment by a user through the opening (4, 5) into the enclosure (6). The probe (13) has a light detector (16) configured to detect light emitted by the light source (8) for localization of the light source (8) within the enclosure (6).

Abstract: To more effectively improve mobility impairment of a user by supporting rehabilitation, this invention provides a rehabilitation support apparatus for supporting rehabilitation of a user with mobility impairment, including a requester that requests a target action in a three-dimensional virtual space, and a feedback unit that performs feedback that stimulates at least two of five senses to the user who has performed the target action almost at the same time as a timing of performing the target action.

Abstract: A cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training apparatus for infants is disclosed. The CPR training apparatus for infants includes a body portion, a head portion including a head frame rotatably connected to the body portion, a tunnel portion including a tunnel frame installed on a neck of the body portion, and a lower catching protrusion extending from a lower side of the tunnel frame to an upper side of the tunnel frame, an airway portion including an airway tube installed to be in communication with a mouth of the head portion, and a neutral closure portion connected to an outside of the airway tube so as to be positioned above the lower catching protrusion, and a tube portion configured to connect the airway tube and an artificial lung to each other by passing through the tunnel portion between the lower catching protrusion and the neutral closure portion.

Abstract: A split passageway resuscitation training device is described. Embodiments of the split passageway resuscitation training device can be implemented with a cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) mask, a CPR valve (with or without a mask), or a CPR resuscitation bag. The split passageway resuscitation training device can allow a simulated rescuer and a simulated victim to use a CPR mask. For instance, the split passageway resuscitation training device can allow the training rescuer to practice exhaling into the mask without the “live” victim having to inhale the rescuer's breaths. The split passageway resuscitation training device also allows the victim to breathe through a different passageway of the device while wearing the mask.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to systems, methods and techniques for implementing metric-based simulation training and assessment of operators for performing various medical procedures. Operators are able to practice the medical procedures on medical simulators that provide simulations of real-world medical procedures. The simulations can be used to train operators to develop new skill sets for performing the medical procedures or to assist trained operators with maintaining their existing skill sets. The medical simulators can include a training and assessment module that defines the procedural phases and sub-steps of the medical procedures, monitors a set of performance metrics during the simulations, and detects when errors have occurred during the simulations. Performance evaluation information can be output based on operators' performances during the simulated medical procedures. The performance evaluation information can provide feedback and recommendations for improving and/or maintaining skill sets.

Abstract: A computing and robotics learning platform includes a component ecosystem with gears, pucks, side plates and connectors configured to support the integration of globally available materials, such as rubber bands, pencils and popsicle sticks is described herein. Certain embodiments according to this disclosure include a platform device comprising a multi-layer processing structure capable of implementing student programs written in beginner or high-level programming languages without latency or performance degradation from processing tasks associated with low-level system functions, such as motor encoding.

Abstract: A system for data escalation includes an interface and a processor. The interface is configured to receive sensor data. The processor is configured to determine whether the sensor data indicates an infraction by a driver; in response to the sensor data indicating the infraction by the driver, determine whether the sensor data is to be escalated; in response to determining that the sensor data is to be escalated, indicate that the sensor data is to be escalated to a server; and in response to determining that the sensor data is not to be escalated, indicate the infraction to the driver.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to method and system for analyzing activity performance of a user in real-time through a smart mirror. The method includes capturing in real-time multimedia data of current activity performance of the user; processing in real-time the captured multimedia data to determine a set of user performance parameters and an estimated future field of view of the user relative to the smart mirror; generating in real-time a pose skeletal model based on the estimated future field of view and the estimated future pose and motion of the user; augmenting a reflection of the user on the smart mirror with one of the pose skeletal model and the plurality of key points overlayed on top of the reflection; comparing the set of user performance parameters with a set of target activity performance parameters; and generating feedback for the user based on the comparing.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described in which a light beam generated by a handheld device is used to point toward a selected object or location within a printed page containing visual content. The object(s) and/or location being pointed at may be determined using a device camera pointed in the same direction as the beam coupled with computer vision methods to determine locations of camera-acquired images within a database of page-content templates. The database may include interactive sequences and/or scenarios associated with page objects and locations, which may augment the visual content of a printed book to include audible elements, additional visual components, and/or haptic stimulation enacted by the handheld device. The device may also generate a beam image reflection on a viewable surface that is in focus at a predetermined distance to encourage a user to position the handheld device at the predetermined distance from the viewable surface.

Abstract: In an embodiment, an injection simulation device is provided. The injection simulation device may include a housing defining an opening, the housing having a proximal end and a distal end, a plunger movable relative to the housing, the plunger comprising a first interfacing portion, and distal movement of the plunger initiates an injection simulation, a rotatable component comprising a proximal end and a distal end, and an aperture extending between the proximal and distal ends of the rotatable component for receiving a portion of the plunger, rotatable component comprising a second interfacing portion for interfacing with the first interfacing portion to rotate the rotatable component when the plunger is moved toward the proximal or distal end of the housing.