Abstract: Systems and methods involving nanomaterial-based electrodes, such as supercapacitor and battery electrodes that can be flexible, are described.

Abstract: A method includes receiving, by a computer, input from a client device. The input is indicative of a software environment for software to be developed by a user. The method further includes analyzing, by the computer, the received input against a knowledge base to generate a technology recommendation for the user to use to develop the software. The method also includes providing, by the computer, the technology recommendation to the client device.

Abstract: A method includes receiving, by a computer, input from a client device. The input is indicative of a software environment for software to be developed by a user. The method further includes analyzing, by the computer, the received input against a knowledge base to generate a technology recommendation for the user to use to develop the software. The method also includes providing, by the computer, the technology recommendation to the client device.

Abstract: A system and method for detecting body movement to improve posture and athleticism. The method includes the steps of the logic receiving a user input, such as a body metric input, a physical task, a duration, and an alert type. The processor then determines performance metrics. This can include retrieving an ideal body metric and an ideal motion for the physical task, calculating an optimal performance achievable by the user, and generating an optimal motion for achieving that performance. The logic then receives data from a sensor. This can include detecting a start position and a stop position. Data is recorded and stored in the memory of the system. The logic then transmits an alert, preferably when the stop position is reached. The present system and methods can help improve the quality of life for individuals with neurological disorders and help individuals perform activities where body positioning is important.

Abstract: The installation wizard tool comprises a singular tool that guides the service technician in an ordered manner through the entire installation of an integrated voice-data telecommunications system while also integrating the data obtained from auto-discovery, diagnostics, and customization activities, which tasks are all performed with a single tool, via a common service technician interface. The installation wizard tool is capable of enabling the service technician to complete the installation of an integrated voice-data telecommunications system to the point of functional station-to-station and/or station-to-trunk calling. The service technician only is required to input data that the installation wizard tool cannot discover on its own, or that the service technician desires to change from the default settings. These changes can be implemented without invoking other applications.