Abstract: Ankle foot orthoses (AFO) and methods of customizing an AFO. In one embodiment, the AFO includes a carbon fiber strut that includes a carbon fiber foot plate; a formable layer that is coupled with the carbon fiber foot plate, the formable layer being formable from an initial shape to a formed shape; an inner boot, where the formable layer being formed into the formed shape is configured to be formed around geometry of portions of the inner boot; and a moldable calf piece that is configured to be attached to the carbon fiber strut. The AFO may also include a strapping system that is coupled between the moldable calf piece and the inner boot. Methods of manufacturing and customizing the aforementioned AFO are also disclosed.

Abstract: Drop foot sock apparatus and methods are disclosed. In one embodiment, the drop foot sock apparatus includes a sock that is configured to fit over a calf muscle on a leg of a user; and a lifting cable system. The lifting cable system includes a calf strap; a tensioning structure disposed on an upper region of the sock, the tensioning structure having a rotary tensioning mechanism disposed thereon; an achilles anchor that is configured to be positioned below the tensioning structure; a dorsal anchor that is positioned anterior to the achilles anchor; a pair of foot anchors being positioned anterior to the dorsal anchor; a pair of calf anchors; and a cable that is attached with the rotary tensioning mechanism, the cable being routed through the achilles anchor, the dorsal anchor, the pair of calf anchors and secured to the pair of calf anchors.

Abstract: An example non-transitory machine-readable storage medium comprising instructions executable by a processing resource of a computing device to cause the computing device to: receive a video feed of a participant in a video conference; identify the participants within the video feed; determine a probability that a characteristic is being experienced by the participant; determine a relevancy score of the participant based on the probability that the characteristic is being experienced by the participant; and display the participant relative to other participants in the video conference based on the relevancy score.

Abstract: Examples are described herein for detecting, and outputting audio signals to, wearable audio output devices. In various examples, a device may include a time-of-flight (ToF) sensor and a processor. The processor may analyze ToF sensor data generated by the ToF sensor. Based on the analysis, the processor may detect a wearable audio output device worn by an individual. In response to detecting the wearable audio output device, the processor may output an audio signal to the wearable audio output device.

Abstract: An example system includes a first image sensor, a second image sensor, and an electronic device. The electronic device includes a controller that is to compare positions of a human face and a non-human object in a first set of images captured by the first image sensor. In addition, the controller is to select a presentation arrangement of the first set of images and a second set of images captured by the second image sensor based on the comparison. Further, the controller is to output the first set of images and the second set of images to a video conferencing application in the selected presentation arrangement.

Abstract: An example device comprises: a surface-type sensor to detect a type of surface on which the device is located; a proximity sensor; and a processor. The processor is to: in response to detecting, using the surface-type sensor, that the device is located on a soft-type surface, increase noise output of the device; and, in response to detecting, using the proximity sensor, that a plurality of persons are proximal the device, decrease the noise output of the device.

Abstract: In some examples, an electronic device includes a wireless communication device. In some examples, the electronic device includes a transceiver of the wireless communication device to receive radio frequency (RF) signals. In some examples, the electronic device includes a processor. In some examples, the processor is to generate a data cluster based on the RF signals. In some examples, the data cluster corresponds to a location of the electronic device. In some examples, the processor is to determine a classifier based on the cluster. In some examples, the processor is to infer, via a machine learning model, the location of the electronic device based on the classifier.

Abstract: In examples, an electronic device comprises a processor to receive an image of a meeting space including a person; identify facial features of the person; determine whether the person is of interest to a meeting based on the identification; and cause a change in a manner in which a video stream of the person is displayed on a graphical user interface (GUI) based on the determination.

Abstract: In some examples, an electronic device includes a printed circuit board. In some examples, the printed circuit board includes a conductive base layer. In some examples, the conductive base layer is an electrode to produce a signal indicative of a change in an omnidirectional electrostatic field corresponding to a moving object. In some examples, the printed circuit board includes a via coupled to the conductive base layer. In some examples, the via is disposed through an intermediate layer of the printed circuit board. In some examples, the printed circuit board includes an integrated circuit coupled to the via. In some examples, the integrated circuit is to detect, using a machine learning model, a direction of the moving object in the omnidirectional electrostatic field based on a feature of the signal.

Abstract: An example computing device according to the systems and methods described herein may include a camera to capture images of a user during operation of a computing device. The computing device may execute a plurality of applications, some of which may include application windows displayed on a display panel of the computing device. A gaze detection subsystem or module may detect a gaze direction of the user in each of the captured images. For each captured image, the gaze detection subsystem or module may compute or otherwise identify the user's focus on one or more application windows displayed on a display panel of the computing device. A brightness control module may modify the relative brightness of each application window displayed on the display panel based on a function of the frequency of user focus, duration of user focus, and recency of user focus on each respective application window.

Abstract: In some examples, an electronic device includes a printed circuit board. In some examples, the printed circuit board includes a conductive base layer. In some examples, the conductive base layer is an electrode to produce a signal indicative of a change in an omnidirectional electrostatic field corresponding to a moving object. In some examples, the printed circuit board includes a via coupled to the conductive base layer. In some examples, the via is disposed through an intermediate layer of the printed circuit board. In some examples, the printed circuit board includes an integrated circuit coupled to the via. In some examples, the integrated circuit is to detect, using a machine learning model, a direction of the moving object in the omnidirectional electrostatic field based on a feature of the signal.

Abstract: Ankle foot orthoses (AFO) and methods of customizing an AFO. In one embodiment, the AFO includes a carbon fiber strut that includes a carbon fiber foot plate; a formable layer that is coupled with the carbon fiber foot plate, the formable layer being formable from an initial shape to a formed shape; an inner boot, where the formable layer being formed into the formed shape is configured to be formed around geometry of portions of the inner boot; and a moldable calf piece that is configured to be attached to the carbon fiber strut. The AFO may also include a strapping system that is coupled between the moldable calf piece and the inner boot. Methods of manufacturing and customizing the aforementioned AFO are also disclosed.

Abstract: A tactical cummerbund for use with a tactical vest having a right, front vest connector and a left, front vest connector. The cummerbund includes an elastic connecting band and a protective right side portion and protective left side portion which connect to opposite ends of the connecting band. The connecting band may be positioned in the center of a channel in the back panel of the tactical vest such that it is protected from the elements. The connections of the right side portion and left side portion to the connecting band are adjustable to adjust the girth of the cummerbund.

Abstract: A tactical shoulder garment with a ballistic carrier and a removably attachable shoulder strap.

Abstract: A tactical shoulder garment with a ballistic carrier and a removably attachable shoulder strap,

Abstract: A tactical cummerbund for use with a tactical vest having a right, front vest connector and a left, front vest connector. The cummerbund includes an elastic connecting band and a protective right side portion and protective left side portion which connect to opposite ends of the connecting band. The connecting band may be positioned in the center of a channel in the back panel of the tactical vest such that it is protected from the elements. The connections of the right side portion and left side portion to the connecting band are adjustable to adjust the girth of the cummerbund.

Abstract: A real traffic replay over wireless networks with environment emulation and an event-driven automata-synchronized replay method are disclosed. The system includes a first traffic capture module configured to capture packet traces and environment effects in a real environment, a first event transform module configured to transform the packet traces into a sequence of events, and a reproduce module configured to receive the environment effects from the first traffic capture module and the sequence of events from the first event transform module such as to control a replay of the environment effects in the real environment and the sequence of events coordinately by means of automata.

Abstract: A real traffic replay over wireless networks with environment emulation and an event-driven automata-synchronized replay method are disclosed. The system includes a first traffic capture module configured to capture packet traces and environment effects in a real environment, a first event transform module configured to transform the packet traces into a sequence of events, and a reproduce module configured to receive the environment effects from the first traffic capture module and the sequence of events from the first event transform module such as to control a replay of the environment effects in the real environment and the sequence of events coordinately by means of automata.