Abstract: A wearable technology, referred to herein as biometric bodysuit, which integrates biometric sensors, electromagnetic stimulation, and wireless control modules having the capacity to communicate with an interactive user interface. The body is comprised of at least one segment covering at least a portion of a body of a wearer. The segments include an arm covering, a leg covering, a torso covering, footwear, handwear, headwear, and any combination thereof. The segments include a series of control modules that relay real-time biometric data to a main control module, wherein the data is then relayed to a server and a user interface. The user interface permits wearers of the bodysuit and healthcare professionals to adjust the functionality of the bodysuit in accordance to what is the necessary therapy required by the wearer.

Abstract: A dry wall tape dispenser is utilizable with a bucket-type container of dry wall taping compound of the kind used for bulk shipment and storage. The dispenser includes a support structure for interengagement with portions of the container and includes an arrangement for supporting and positioning a roll of uncoated dry wall tape above the container for unrolling of tape into the compound. The structure includes an extension which protrudes into the container, the extension including a guide for guiding the unrolled tape so that the tape passes into the compound to a point proximate the bottom of the container for thorough coating. The apparatus is provided also with a scraper proximate the opening having an edge for scraping one face of the coated tape to wipe the compound from such face so that only one face of the tape remains coated as the tape is pulled from the opening.