Abstract: A Non-Destructive Adhesive Device (NDAD) comprising a first end-user graspable tab, coupled to a first area of elastomeric material, coupled to an inelastic area, coupled to a second area of elastomeric material, coupled to a second end-user graspable tab, wherein the first and second areas of elastomeric material are adhesive on both sides, but the first side of the inelastic area is not adhesive. Wherein the second side of the NDAD is attached to an object, and the first side is attached to a wall. Wherein the first object is a mounting plate, for attaching various types of second objects to the wall. Wherein the first area of elastomeric material, the inelastic area, and the second area of elastomeric material are configured to place as much adhesive area as possible, on both sides of the NDAD, as close as possible to the topmost edge of the mounting plate.

Abstract: Various example embodiments disclosed herein include systems and methods for a wall hanging system. Example embodiments include: a wall mount formed with a longitudinally elongated body having upper and lower ends and a wall-facing surface, the upper end being formed with a longitudinal rail for engaging a channel in a frame member, the wall mount including an attachment mechanism to attach the wall mount to a wall surface, the wall mount further including an embedded leveling indicator to enable level attachment of the wall mount to the wall surface; and a frame including at least one frame member, each frame member being formed with a first longitudinal channel for engaging the rail of the upper end of the wall mount, each frame member being formed with a second longitudinal channel for engaging an edge of a wall hanging item inserted into the frame.

Abstract: Various example embodiments disclosed herein include systems and methods for a wall hanging system. Example embodiments include: a wall mount formed with a longitudinally elongated body having upper and lower ends and a wall-facing surface, the upper end being formed with a longitudinal rail for engaging a channel in a frame member, the wall mount including an attachment mechanism to attach the wall mount to a wall surface, the wall mount further including an embedded leveling indicator to enable level attachment of the wall mount to the wall surface; and a frame including at least one frame member, each frame member being formed with a first longitudinal channel for engaging the rail of the upper end of the wall mount, each frame member being formed with a second longitudinal channel for engaging an edge of a wall hanging item inserted into the frame.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention include systems and methods for a modular frame system. The frame system provides flexibility and ease in configuring a visual display. In embodiments, the frame system may include additional elements such as whiteboards, magnetic boards, shelves, and the like.

Abstract: Interactive patient education system for use in operatory or office settings, provides interactive 3-D animations, graphics and other media, enabling real-time markup and customization to better illustrate and communicate not only generic information, but the individual patient's physiology, treatment options, and anticipated outcomes. Preferred embodiments are portable, computer-implemented, interactive multimedia educational tools. Import of patient-specific graphics, video and audio contributes to full-custom educational content to optimize patient understanding and to facilitate obtaining and recording a patient's informed consent.

Abstract: Interactive patient education system for use in operatory or office settings, provides interactive 3-D animations, graphics and other media, enabling real-time markup and customization to better illustrate and communicate not only generic information, but the individual patient's physiology, treatment options, and anticipated outcomes. Preferred embodiments are portable, computer-implemented, interactive multimedia educational tools. Import of patient-specific graphics, video and audio contributes to full-custom educational content to optimize patient understanding.