Abstract: an outer shell surrounding at least a portion of a camera, where the outer shell includes an aperture formed therethrough. The camera housing also includes a positional adjustment assembly coupled to the outer shell. The positional adjustment assembly includes a hub component extending through the aperture of the outer shell, and a tilt plate coupled to and positioned adjacent a first end of the hub component. The tilt plate can include at least one tilt feature. Additionally, the positional adjustment assembly includes an adjustment component coupled to the hub component, between the first end and a second end of the hub component. The adjustment component is selectively adjustable between a locked position and an unlocked position. The positional adjustment assembly of the camera housing is configured to adjust a height and/or an angular tilt of the outer shell in response to the adjustment component being in the unlocked position.

Abstract: A camera mount assembly comprises a support armature, a frame including an aperture formed therethrough, and a camera housing connected to the support armature and configured to at least partially surround the frame. The camera housing including an aperture formed therethrough. The camera mount assembly further including a positional adjustment assembly coupled to the frame. The positional adjustment assembly including a hub assembly comprising an inner portion and an outer portion having an inner surface, the inner portion extending at least partially through the apertures of the frame and the camera housing.

Abstract: Innovative aspects of the subject matter described in this specification can be embodied in a portable biometric capture system. In one example, a portable biometric capture system includes a case, a telescoping stand, a camera housing, and a power source. The case includes wheels and a carry handle. The telescoping stand has a first end and a second end. The first end of the telescoping stand is coupled to a surface within an interior of the case by a first pivotable joint. The camera housing is coupled to the second end of the telescoping stand by a second pivotable joint. The power source is installed within the interior of the case and electrically connected to a wiring that is routed to the camera housing through a channel within the telescoping stand.

Abstract: Innovative aspects of the subject matter described in this specification can be embodied in a portable biometric capture system. In one example, a portable biometric capture system includes a case, a telescoping stand, a camera housing, and a power source. The case includes wheels and a carry handle. The telescoping stand has a first end and a second end. The first end of the telescoping stand is coupled to a surface within an interior of the case by a first pivotable joint. The camera housing is coupled to the second end of the telescoping stand by a second pivotable joint. The power source is installed within the interior of the case and electrically connected to a wiring that is routed to the camera housing through a channel within the telescoping stand.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to methods, devices and systems for insulation, e.g., of cavities associated with walls, ceilings, floors and other building structures, with foam insulation. In one aspect, the disclosure provides a method for providing a cavity of a building with a predetermined amount of foam insulation. The method includes actuating a valve to begin dispensing foam insulation into the cavity, the actuation being performed by a user, the actuation by the user fixing a start time and/or a zero volume of a time and/or volume meter; then, dispensing the foam insulation from the insulation dispenser into the cavity as the time and/or volume meter counts time and/or volume dispensed; then when a predetermined time after the start time elapses or a predetermined volume of the foam insulation beyond the zero volume is dispensed as measured by the time and/or volume meter, actuating the valve to stop dispensing the foam insulation into the cavity.