Abstract: Systems and methods which detect in video and/or audio data a change in a physiological indicator of a person captured by the video and/or audio data, and which provide feedback indicating when the change in the physiological indicator occurs, are described. A method uses an analytics module operating on at least one processor. Data is received from a video camera worn on a first person. The data is indicative of an interaction between the first person and a second person. A physiological indicator of the second person is detected by analyzing the data. A change in the physiological indicator in the data is determined. An indication of the change in the physiological indicator in the data is transmitted to a sensory device on the first person.

Abstract: Systems and methods for detecting changes in physiological indicators in communications data of participants of a communication and tagging those changes are described. According to an embodiment, a method uses an analytics module operating on at least one processor. Data indicative of a communication between participants is received. A physiological indicator of at least one of the participants is detected by analyzing the data. A change in the physiological indicator is determined in the data. A location of the data where the change in the physiological indicator occurred in the data is tagged. The tagging includes storing a tag indicating the location of the data where the change in physiological indicator occurred in memory.

Abstract: Systems and methods which detect in video and/or audio data a change in a physiological indicator of a person captured by the video and/or audio data, and which provide feedback indicating when the change in the physiological indicator occurs, are described. A method uses an analytics module operating on at least one processor. Data is received from a video camera worn on a first person. The data is indicative of an interaction between the first person and a second person. A physiological indicator of the second person is detected by analyzing the data. A change in the physiological indicator in the data is determined. An indication of the change in the physiological indicator in the data is transmitted to a sensory device on the first person.

Abstract: According to an embodiment of the invention, a database is separated into at least a first partition and a second partition. An instruction comprising access to the database is received. An address is determined for the instruction, with a first address being assigned if the access involves a read of data in the database and a second address being assigned if the access involves a write of data in the database. The instruction is executed on the first partition of the database if the instruction involves a read of data and on the second partition of the database if the instruction involves a write of data.

Abstract: According to an embodiment of the invention, a database is separated into at least a first partition and a second partition. An instruction comprising access to the database is received. An address is determined for the instruction, with a first address being assigned if the access involves a read of data in the database and a second address being assigned if the access involves a write of data in the database. The instruction is executed on the first partition of the database if the instruction involves a read of data and on the second partition of the database if the instruction involves a write of data.

Abstract: A device for controlling a motorized video projection screen, which allows for remote to the screen adjustability for repeatable positioning of the viewing surface, with the ability to interface, via digital logic, with any device capable of sinking enough current at 5 volts to hold the logic lines in the low state; most notably by computer interface cards.