Abstract: A method for correlating driving behavior to wear on a vehicle may include identifying a driver of the vehicle and receiving signals generated by a number of sensors built into specific locations on the vehicle. The method may include determining a driving pattern associated with the driver, assessing wear on the vehicle due to one or more wear mechanisms, identifying a correlation between the driving pattern and the assessed wear on the vehicle, and transmitting information associated with the correlation between the driving pattern and the assessed wear on the vehicle.

Abstract: A method for assessing driving routes to mitigate wear on a vehicle may include determining a driving route traversed by a vehicle, the driving route including an origin and a destination. The method may include receiving signals generated by a number of sensors built into specific locations on the vehicle, the sensors including at least one vibration sensor. The method may include assessing wear on the vehicle due to one or more wear mechanisms based on the signals. The method may include identifying a correlation between the driving route and the assessed wear on the vehicle, transmitting information associated with the correlation between the driving route and the assessed wear on the vehicle, receiving a routing recommendation based on information about an alternate route, and displaying the routing recommendation.

Abstract: A system includes: a screen configured for wear by a user, the screen configured to display a 2-dimensional (2D) element; a processing unit coupled to the display; and a user input device configured to generate a signal in response to a user input for selecting the 2D element displayed by the screen; wherein the processing unit is configured to obtain a 3-dimensional (3D) model associated with the 2D element in response to the generated signal.

Abstract: A system includes: a screen configured for wear by a user, the screen configured to display a 2-dimensional (2D) element; a processing unit coupled to the display; and a user input device configured to generate a signal in response to a user input for selecting the 2D element displayed by the screen; wherein the processing unit is configured to obtain a 3-dimensional (3D) model associated with the 2D element in response to the generated signal.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing remotely proctored at-home health testing and diagnostics are provided herein. In particular, systems and methods for improving proctor performance by increasing accuracy and reducing proctor time are disclosed. In some embodiments, images and/or video of a patient may be enhanced to aid the proctor. In some embodiments, proctor performance may be evaluated. In some embodiments, proctor time per patient may be reduced by automating one or more steps in a proctored testing process.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to systems and methods for remote diagnostic medical testing. In some embodiments, a remote testing method can include receiving a first image frame, determining a first area of the first image frame, identifying a first feature in the first area, and providing an indication that the first feature is in the first area of the first image frame, and continuing a remote diagnostic testing session. Some embodiments relate to test kits and contents there. In some embodiments, a test kit can include a stand configured to hold a user device during a testing session. In some embodiments, a test kit can include packing configured to hold test kit components in a particular configuration. In some embodiments, a test kit can include a reference card.

Abstract: A system includes: a screen configured for wear by a user, the screen configured to display a 2-dimensional (2D) element; a processing unit coupled to the display; and a user input device configured to generate a signal in response to a user input for selecting the 2D element displayed by the screen; wherein the processing unit is configured to obtain a 3-dimensional (3D) model associated with the 2D element in response to the generated signal.