Abstract: A health monitoring system includes a plurality of athletes participating in a competitive activity. A plurality of sensors is indirectly coupled to each of the plurality of athletes respectively and each sensor detects a physical aspect of each athlete. The health monitoring system further includes a sideline controller that is wirelessly coupled to one of the plurality of sensors, where the one of the plurality of sensors receives physical aspect data from the remaining sensors and transmits all physical aspect data collected from each of the plurality of athletes to the sideline controller. A storage device such as an encrypted storage cloud is wirelessly coupled to the sideline controller to receive the physical aspect data collected from each of the plurality of athletes. The sideline controller is predictive of potential harm brought to one or more of the plurality of athletes via analysis of the collected physical aspect data.

Abstract: Described is a system and process for monitored video communication wherein detainees, such as inmates in jail or prison, can receive recorded video messages from outside persons, such as family members, friends, and attorneys. The system processes a recorded video message from a customer approved to communicate with a detainee-recipient by executing certain computer-implemented verification, screening, and filtering processes followed by performance of intermediate review, final review, and approval for viewing by a natural person reviewer, such as a correctional officer of senior administrative staff member. Computer-executed processes speed review and approval of the recorded video message by screening the video using facial recognition, voice recognition, nudity recognition, maturity recognition, and similar stored indicia to prevent viewing of restricted and possibly objectionable content by the recipient.