Abstract: A method and apparatus for providing long playback of short recordings are disclosed. An example method includes recording audio for a time period that is less than a maximum recording time, receiving an indication that the audio is to be played back, playing the audio back for a duration corresponding to the time period, determining the audio is to be repeated, and responsive to determining that the audio is to be repeated, at the end of the time period duration, playing the audio back multiple times for a preset time or preset number of repetitions.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for providing long playback of short recordings are disclosed. An example method includes recording audio for a time period that is less than a maximum recording time, receiving an indication that the audio is to be played back, playing the audio back for a duration corresponding to the time period, determining the audio is to be repeated, and responsive to determining that the audio is to be repeated, at the end of the time period duration, playing the audio back multiple times for a preset time or preset number of repetitions.

Abstract: The invention discloses an epileptic event alert system, capable of detecting and analyzing whether motions sensed by at least one motion sensor of the system, are related to an epileptic seizure event. The system may be utilized for detection of additional motion-related pathologies. A detection method is similarly disclosed, as is computer-readable media adapted to perform the detection method of the invention.

Abstract: The invention discloses an epileptic event alert system, capable of detecting and analyzing whether motions sensed by at least one motion sensor of the system, are related to an epileptic seizure event. The system may be utilized for detection of additional motion-related pathologies. A detection method is similarly disclosed, as is computer-readable media adapted to perform the detection method of the invention.

Abstract: A self-contained signaling and control device for detecting DTMF tones and generating a signal, such as an audible, visual, or control signal, upon detection of one or more predetermined DTMF tones includes an on/off-hook detection circuit coupled to a telephone line; a power supply circuit coupled to the on/off-hook detection circuit; a DTMF receiver circuit coupled to the power supply circuit; a logic circuit coupled to the DTMF receiver circuit; and a signal generator coupled to the logic circuit and the power supply circuit. The on/off hook detector circuit for detecting changes in voltage across a telephone line includes a circuit for detecting a voltage on the telephone line and a circuit for generating an enable signal in response to rapid changes in the voltage on the telephone line. The on/off hook detector circuit does not generate an enable signal in response to slow changes in the voltage on the telephone line.