Abstract: A male incontinence device includes a protective sleeve having a plurality of walls that define an interior space. The sleeve includes a first opening at the first end of the sleeve body, and a second opening on the top end of the sleeve body. The first and second openings are selectively closed to secure a male penis within the interior space. The main body includes a moisture wicking interior layer, a moisture absorbing middle layer, and a moisture impermeable outer layer. A belt is provided to engage the waist of a user, and a pair of straps connect the protective sheath to the belt. The device is held in place via the belt and straps, and removal of the penis is prevented via the combination of an adjustable band that is located along the periphery of the first opening, and cooperating structures located along the second opening.

Abstract: A male incontinence device includes a protective sleeve having a plurality of walls that define an interior space. The sleeve includes a first opening at the first end of the sleeve body, and a second opening on the top end of the sleeve body. The first and second openings are selectively closed to secure a male penis within the interior space. The main body includes a moisture wicking interior layer, a moisture absorbing middle layer, and a moisture impermeable outer layer. A belt is provided to engage the waist of a user, and a pair of straps connect the protective sheath to the belt. The device is held in place via the belt and straps, and removal of the penis is prevented via the combination of an adjustable band that is located along the periphery of the first opening, and cooperating structures located along the second opening.

Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include generating a virtual item within a virtual environment. The method may also include detecting, using various hardware sensors, a current position of a physical object that is to be portrayed within the virtual environment. The method may next include generating a virtual representation of the physical object within the virtual environment. The virtual representation of the physical object may be configured to at least partially follow movements of the physical object relative to the virtual item. The method may also include presenting the virtual item and the generated virtual representation of the physical object within the virtual environment, where the virtual representation of the physical object is at least partially, controllably decoupled from the movements of the physical object relative to the virtual item. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include generating a virtual item within a virtual environment. The method may also include detecting, using various hardware sensors, a current position of a physical object that is to be portrayed within the virtual environment. The method may next include generating a virtual representation of the physical object within the virtual environment. The virtual representation of the physical object may be configured to at least partially follow movements of the physical object relative to the virtual item. The method may also include presenting the virtual item and the generated virtual representation of the physical object within the virtual environment, where the virtual representation of the physical object is at least partially, controllably decoupled from the movements of the physical object relative to the virtual item. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.