Abstract: A system for securely storing personal information and memories of a user, such as through a software application, is disclosed. In particular, the system may utilize the application to transition the personal information and memories from cloud storage to cold storage and/or to an air-gapped data storage system. The personal information and memories of the user may be secured by the system using blockchain technology, multi-factor authentication, and/or other security technologies. The system may ensure that the information is highly secured until the user has passed and a next of kin of the user and/or other intended recipient of the user's information successfully authenticates with the system, such as by presenting a valid death certificate and/or acceptable credential. If the intended recipient of the data successfully provides a valid death certificate and/or credential, the intended recipient may be provided with access to the data associated with the user.

Abstract: A system for utilizing digital forensics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning models to prevent suicidal behavior is disclosed. In particular, the system extracts data from devices associated with individuals that have died by suicide. The system applies intelligence techniques to collect additional data from third-party data aggregators and to collect online identities associated with the deceased individuals. The system may process the data from the devices, the additional data, and the online identities into datasets to be combined into a data lake. By utilizing artificial intelligence and/or machine learning algorithms on the data lake, the system generates a model associated with predictive behavior and patterns correlated with suicide. The system identifies individuals having characteristics and/or behaviors correlated with the model, and initiates services to reduce the risk for suicide for such individuals. The effectiveness of such services may also be determined by the system.

Abstract: Image recording apparatuses that permit the recording of multiple images in different directions are generally disclosed herein. In some embodiments, such apparatuses have two or more image sensors that can be disposed at disparate locations from each other and from the controller and the power supply, thereby allowing for a more distributed physical configuration and a lower profile when disposed on a hat, helmet, or other headgear. In some such embodiments, the image sensors of the recording apparatus are configured to be disposed at disparate locations on a head covering device, such as a hat or helmet. In some aspects, the image recording apparatuses can be incorporated into a system for panoramic (e.g., 360°) image recording. Uses of such apparatuses and systems are also disclosed herein.