Abstract: A biometric feedback system for providing biometric feedback to a subject while the subject performs a controlled physical movement includes an applied-force-recording interface and at least one controller electrically coupled to the applied-force-recording interface. The at least one controller receives applied force from the subject during the controlled physical movement and the applied-force-recording interface records data related to the applied force. The biometric feedback system also includes a dynamic surface electromyograph (“sEMG”) device that detects muscle tension along at least one muscle group of the subject while the subject performs the controlled physical movement and records data related to the muscle tension. A hub receives and processes data from the applied-force-recording interface and the dynamic sEMG device. A visual display displays the processed data from the hub.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to a communication-session (CS) module that monitors the status of a communication session and at least partially controls the status. The CS module provides a party participating in a communication session an indication of whether a status of a microphone the user is employing to participate in an audio and/or video communication session is in a mute (or off) state, or whether the microphone status is in a live (or on) state. Likewise, a CS module may indicate to a user whether a status of a camera that the user is employing to participate in a video communication session is in an off state, or whether the camera status is in an on (or live) state. As such, a CS module provides users reminders of whether or not the microphone and/or camera, is in a live state, a mute state, or is otherwise turned on or off.

Abstract: A biometric feedback system for providing biometric feedback to a subject while the subject performs a controlled physical movement includes an applied-force-recording interface and at least one controller electrically coupled to the applied-force-recording interface. The at least one controller receives applied force from the subject during the controlled physical movement and the applied-force-recording interface records data related to the applied force. The biometric feedback system also includes a dynamic surface electromyograph (“sEMG”) device that detects muscle tension along at least one muscle group of the subject while the subject performs the controlled physical movement and records data related to the muscle tension. A hub receives and processes data from the applied-force-recording interface and the dynamic sEMG device. A visual display displays the processed data from the hub.

Abstract: A biometric feedback system for providing biometric feedback to a subject while the subject performs a controlled physical movement includes an applied-force-recording interface and at least one controller electrically coupled to the applied-force-recording interface. The at least one controller receives applied force from the subject during the controlled physical movement and the applied-force-recording interface records data related to the applied force. The biometric feedback system also includes a dynamic surface electromyograph (“sEMG”) device that detects muscle tension along at least one muscle group of the subject while the subject performs the controlled physical movement and records data related to the muscle tension. A hub receives and processes data from the applied-force-recording interface and the dynamic sEMG device. A visual display displays the processed data from the hub.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to a communication-session (CS) module that monitors the status of a communication session and at least partially controls the status. The CS module provides a party participating in a communication session an indication of whether a status of a microphone the user is employing to participate in an audio and/or video communication session is in a mute (or off) state, or whether the microphone status is in a live (or on) state. Likewise, a CS module may indicate to a user whether a status of a camera that the user is employing to participate in a video communication session is in an off state, or whether the camera status is in an on (or live) state. As such, a CS module provides users reminders of whether or not the microphone and/or camera, is in a live state, a mute state, or is otherwise turned on or off.

Abstract: A biometric feedback system for providing biometric feedback to a subject while the subject performs a controlled physical movement includes an applied-force-recording interface and at least one controller electrically coupled to the applied-force-recording interface. The at least one controller receives applied force from the subject during the controlled physical movement and the applied-force-recording interface records data related to the applied force. The biometric feedback system also includes a dynamic surface electromyograph (“sEMG”) device that detects muscle tension along at least one muscle group of the subject while the subject performs the controlled physical movement and records data related to the muscle tension. A hub receives and processes data from the applied-force-recording interface and the dynamic sEMG device. A visual display displays the processed data from the hub.