Abstract: The present invention is a foundational video architecture and a framework for collecting surgical video at an enterprise scale. It enables hospitals to ingest, manage, and fully utilize patient surgical video within the hospital and to share video with designated users outside of the hospital. It is a passive solution that automatically records video during surgery and provides key clips post-surgery. It stores video to the cloud and integrates videos to the patient's Electronic Health Record (EHR).

Abstract: The present invention is a foundational video architecture and a framework for collecting surgical video at an enterprise scale. It enables hospitals to ingest, manage, and fully utilize patient surgical video within the hospital and to share video with designated users outside of the hospital. It is a passive solution that automatically records video during surgery and provides key clips post surgery. It stores video to the cloud and integrates videos to the patient's Electronic Health Record (EHR).

Abstract: The present invention is a foundational video architecture and a framework for collecting surgical video at an enterprise scale. It enables hospitals to ingest, manage, and fully utilize patient surgical video within the hospital and to share video with designated users outside of the hospital. It is a passive solution that automatically records video during surgery and provides key clips post surgery. It stores video to the cloud and integrates videos to the patient's Electronic Health Record (EHR).

Abstract: The present invention is a foundational video architecture and a framework for collecting surgical video at an enterprise scale. It enables hospitals to ingest, manage, and fully utilize patient surgical video within the hospital and to share video with designated users outside of the hospital. It is a passive solution that automatically records video during surgery and provides key clips post-surgery. It stores video to the cloud and integrates videos to the patient's Electronic Health Record (EHR). The present invention pertains to the need to precisely identify and communicate a specific position on tissue or an organ with a Virtual Pointing Device (VPD) software tool. The VPD uses a combination of audio key words and the surgeon's hand movements to invoke various functionality.

Abstract: Foot care devices include a body having a concave recessed upper surface and an opposing lower surface. The upper surface has a foot treatment element connected to the body. The foot treatment element has a concave recessed configuration corresponding to the upper surface and a porous element attached to the upper surface. An immobilizing element is connected to the lower surface. The immobilizing element includes a plurality of movement-inhibiting suction members adapted to be attached to a surface and to inhibit positional movement of the body about the surface. The foot care device can include a cleansing compound embedded in the porous element and at least one hole configured to channel the liquid within the porous element.

Abstract: Foot care devices include a battery-powered vibration motor disposed inside a water-tight housing, a foot treatment element attached to the upper surface of the housing, and surface immobilizing suction cups attached to the bottom of the housing to inhibit positional movement of the device during use. Foot treatment elements have exfoliating pumice, massaging protuberances, and/or cleaning bristles and vibrate during operation of the motor. Cushioning pads between the upper surface of the housing and the attached foot treatment element reduce rattling noises during operation of the motor. Foot treatment elements also have drain holes extending therethrough and the housing has a drain channel for draining water off the upper surface. The devices can also have one or more stabilizing platform extending therefrom. Foot pressure applied to the platform during operation further reduces positional movement. Foot care kits can have a plurality of interchangeable foot treatment elements.

Abstract: An electronic display apparatus with deployable handles is provided. Portion(s) of the electronic display apparatus may be lifted to form handles. The deployable handles may be configured to form an even and smooth surface of the electronic display apparatus when not in use. When needed, the deployable handles can be rotated (e.g., deployed) to function as handles.