Abstract: A full depth display for use in three dimensional (3D) imaging has an array of optical emitters on a first plane, an aperture array having a plurality of apertures on a second plane separated from the first plane, and an optional set of corrective lenses which direct the image to a slightly divergent path about the z axis. The optical emitters are organized in left/right pairs. The aperture array contains periodic structures which direct optical energy from the array of apertures to an observer's left and right eyes to create the effect of a full depth image.

Abstract: A screen modifier which is light-weight and low cost can be made with a system of apertures and Fresnel lenses to create full depth viewing in almost any existing TV or viewing device. It can be made detachable and adjustable. The effect is wholly natural with no glasses needed. Especially with the newer 4K screens the resulting images are in high definition, or HD. The orderly setup of the screen modifier allows a TV screen to be written to from a remote capture device with data streaming across the Internet in real time. The technology can be applied to TVs, tablets, monitors and cell-phones. It may be useful for remote surgery.

Abstract: The invention consists of a tower like container of height enough to hold 4 (but not limited to 4) rolls of toilet paper, stacked vertically, as they would appear on a toilet paper, and a headpiece above the tower that holds and dispenses a roll. The head piece (dispenser) consists of two arms that extend forward in a classic toilet paper holder manner; but instead of a long cylinder pressed between them with the help of a spring inside, there is a slot in the top of each arm where a short cylindrical piece sits to hold the roll like two fingers inserted into the ends of a tube, and is attached to a flexible strip of plastic or other material that would allow it to stay in place, yet flex upward and outward, when pressure is applied to it from below.

Abstract: A universal, secure hardware/software system and method that allows a customer to be in control of a transaction, grant or deny access to charge a credit card, or gain access to an internet or internet account. The embodiments provide a verification process that validates the user's identity and prevents unauthorized access of the customer's credit card.

Abstract: A system and method of managing medical data, wherein the method comprises attaching a portable medical data storage unit device to a data processing system through a universal serial bus port interface, wherein the portable medical data storage unit device stores the data; reading the data on the data processing system; decrypting the data on the data processing system; classifying the data into a plurality of data fields; entering additional data into the data processing system; encrypting the data; and transferring the additional data stored in the data processing system to the portable medical data storage unit device. The data fields are selectively segmented according to patient data, medical history data, alerts and medications data, notes data, and images data. Also, the data comprises images, wherein the images comprise photographic, x-ray, graphical, text, and color images.