Abstract: The present invention relates to a novel animal-shaped wireless baby monitor device. The device is configured to capture video and audio of a baby being monitored and to transmit same to a remote electronic transceiver device. The monitor device includes a pair of flexible ears that can be folded to clamp the device onto a surface such as a crib bar. The device further includes a pair of clamping slots on the rear surface for receiving a clamp for clamping the device to a surface. The device communicates with a device-monitoring software application installed in the electronic device and receive configuration and communication requests from the application. The device can be a part of an Internet of Things (IoT) network.

Abstract: This application relates to a multi-layer sheet suitable for printer infeed comprising a liner sheet and a label sheet. The sheets are bonded together with a dry release coating. The coating may comprise, for example a dry adhesive or the combination of a breakaway coating and an adhesive. In one embodiment the label sheet is formed of transparent plastic and is cut to define a plurality of labels. When a label is removed from the liner sheet, the adhesive remains on the liner sheet and the label is non-tacky Similarly, since the adhesive is quick drying or coated, the dry release coating ensures that the exposed liner layer 12 is also non-tacky after a label is removed. This permits the multi-layer sheet to be fed through a printer multiple times, even after some labels have been removed. For example, labels may be selectively printed with indicia such as the name or title of an employee or a corporate logo and the printed labels may then be used as part of a wearable name tag assembly.

Abstract: A system and method for providing visual and/or aural notification to the last authorized user to leave a secure area, in which access to the area is based on an identification system that generates a signal when an authorized user entering or leaving the area has been identified. A counter, responsive to signals generated by the identification system, keeps track of the number of authorized users that have been authorized by the identification system to enter the area but have not yet been authorized by the identification system to leave the area. A warning device, responsive to the counter, generates a visual and/or aural message when the last person is authorized by the identification system to leave the area.