Abstract: The embodiments herein disclose methods and systems for non-invasive monitoring of a subject for coverage by a cover, a method includes capturing at least one image of an environment comprising of the subject for monitoring. Further, the method includes identifying at least one region of interest on receiving the at least one image of the environment wherein the at least one region of interest includes the subject, the cover and a reference frame. Further, the method includes performing image segmentation on the identified region of interest to estimate exposed fraction of a body of the subject. The image segmentation is performed using a reference guided region growing mechanism which receives the learned features of the subject, the cover and the reference frame as inputs. Further, the method includes generating at least one alert indication to at least one user based on the exposed fraction of the body of the subject.

Abstract: System and methods for provisioning devices. Embodiments disclosed herein relate to headless devices, and more particularly to provisioning connectivity for headless devices. Embodiments herein disclose methods and systems for provisioning headless devices. Embodiments herein disclose methods and systems for provisioning headless devices using a provisioning server.

Abstract: System and methods for provisioning devices. Embodiments disclosed herein relate to headless devices, and more particularly to provisioning connectivity for headless devices. Embodiments herein provide methods and systems for provisioning headless devices.

Abstract: A cellular telephone includes a first database memory for storing calling telephone numbers and a first frequency tag associated with each calling telephone number and a second database memory for storing called telephone numbers and a second frequency tag associated with each called telephone number. The first frequency tag indicates the number of times the calling telephone number has called the cell phone and the second frequency tag indicates the number of times the cell phone has called the called telephone number. A controller connected to the first and second database memories accesses the memories and generates respective sorted lists using the first and second frequency tags. A display connected to the controller displays at least a portion of either of the sorted lists and a key allows one of the calling phone numbers in the calling numbers sorted list or one of the called numbers in the called number sorted list to be selected and called.