Abstract: A dose reminder device having a main body with electrical components held therein and a bottle-agnostic strap or detachable adapter for attaching the dose reminder device to bottles of varying shapes and sizes. The dose reminder device is registered and connected to a host server over a network via a programming application interface operating on a mobile device or a computer-based device.

Abstract: A virtual reality application adaptively generates a virtual reality experience intended to improve a user's mood. A plurality of digital assets is stored together with associated scores. A score for a digital asset represents a predicted amount of mood improvement occurring in a cohort of users having similar profiles to a target user in response to virtual reality experiences including the digital asset. A customized virtual reality experience is generated for the target user based at least in part of the user profile data on the scores. The user's change in mood is detected through survey and/or biometric data. Scores for the digital assets may then be updated in order to further learn their respective effects on the cohort of users.

Abstract: A virtual reality application adaptively generates a virtual reality experience intended to improve a user's mood. A plurality of digital assets is stored together with associated scores. A score for a digital asset represents a predicted amount of mood improvement occurring in a cohort of users having similar profiles to a target user in response to virtual reality experiences including the digital asset. A customized virtual reality experience is generated for the target user based at least in part of the user profile data on the scores. The user's change in mood is detected through survey and/or biometric data. Scores for the digital assets may then be updated in order to further learn their respective effects on the cohort of users.

Abstract: A media system controls presentation of media content based on a detected state of a user. The user state may be detected based on biometric inputs that may be derived from IMU and/or microphone data. The biometric inputs may include a heart rate detected from IMU data representing motion of a head-mounted media processing device, a breathing rate detected from IMU data representing motion of a head-mounted media processing device, a breathing rate detected based on microphone data, or a combination thereof.

Abstract: A media system controls presentation of media content based on a detected state of a user. The user state may be detected based on biometric inputs that may be derived from IMU and/or microphone data. The biometric inputs may include a heart rate detected from IMU data representing motion of a head-mounted media processing device, a breathing rate detected from IMU data representing motion of a head-mounted media processing device, a breathing rate detected based on microphone data, or a combination thereof.

Abstract: A virtual reality application adaptively generates a virtual reality experience intended to improve a user's mood. A plurality of digital assets is stored together with associated scores. A score for a digital asset represents a predicted amount of mood improvement occurring in a cohort of users having similar profiles to a target user in response to virtual reality experiences including the digital asset. A customized virtual reality experience is generated for the target user based at least in part of the user profile data on the scores. The user's change in mood is detected through survey and/or biometric data. Scores for the digital assets may then be updated in order to further learn their respective effects on the cohort of users.

Abstract: A media system controls presentation of media content based on a detected state of a user. The user state may be detected based on biometric inputs that may be derived from IMU and/or microphone data. The biometric inputs may include a heart rate detected from IMU data representing motion of a head-mounted media processing device, a breathing rate detected from IMU data representing motion of a head-mounted media processing device, a breathing rate detected based on microphone data, or a combination thereof.

Abstract: A modular pet waste system having a base filled with litter and a net placed over the litter to keep the litter from being kicked out by a pet. The net is held in the base by being sandwiched between two rims of the pet waste system. Various protrusions and recesses formed on sides of each base allow multiple bases to be connected to create larger surface areas for larger and/or multiple pets.

Abstract: A pet waste system having an integrated pet waste bag dispenser. A base of the pet waste system is provided with an opening to accommodate a roll of pet waste bags. The base and/or cover are also provided with another opening to allow a pet waste bag to be dispensed.

Abstract: A sun shield garment having a shoulder cover portion and two sleeve portions, leaving certain areas such as the underarms and torso uncovered to maximize breathability and comfort while maximizing sun protection of key areas. A hood, thumbholes and a zippered stuff sack or pocket can also be provided in the garment for additional sun protection and utility.

Abstract: A pet waste system using litter to absorb pet waste. A means to secure the litter is used to hold the litter in a receptacle, further preventing, among other things, the litter from being kicked up by a pet. The litter generally comprises an organic, non-living material. The litter and/or receptacle can be delivered on a scheduled, recurring basis to a user of the pet waste system.

Abstract: A pet waste system using litter to absorb pet waste. Netting is used to hold the litter in the receptacle, further preventing, among other things, the litter from being kicked up by a pet. The litter generally comprises an organic, non-living material. The litter and/or receptacle can be delivered on a scheduled, recurring basis to a user of the pet waste system.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a method for hotspotting the visible world using visual iconography or audio indication, comprising the steps of: (a) creating a world page and assigning an alphanumeric keyword to the world page; (b) placing a logo and the keyword on a selected surface; (c) viewing the logo and keyword on the selected surface; (d) using a mobile device to send a text message or voice command containing the keyword to a predetermined address, which links the mobile device to a server of an information service provider; (e) receiving the message or voice command and verifying the keyword; and (f) sending data to a hotspot viewer containing relevant information; wherein steps (a) and (b) are performed by a hotspot marker, steps (c) and (d) are performed by the hotspot viewer, and steps (e) and (f) are performed by a server of the information service provider.