Abstract: An implantable lead system may include an adjustable lead assembly. The lead assembly may include a fixation member and an implantable lead slidably coupled to and rotatable relative to the fixation member. The implantable lead system may include a telescoping delivery system. The delivery system may include an outer catheter and an inner catheter slidably coupled to and rotatable relative to the outer catheter. The lead assembly may be implanted in a cardiac septal wall through the delivery assembly.

Abstract: A wearable cardioverter defibrillator (WCD) system comprises a plurality of patient parameter electrodes and a plurality of defibrillator electrodes to contact a patient's skin when the WCD is delivering therapy to the patient, a processor to receive one or more patient parameters from the one or more patient parameter electrodes, an energy storage device to store a charge to provide electrical therapy to the patient via the plurality of defibrillator electrodes, and a non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP) monitor to obtain a blood pressure measurement of the patient and to provide the blood pressure measurement to the processor. The processor is to determine whether to provide electrical therapy to the patient based on the one or more patient parameters during an episode, and to obtain the blood pressure measurement from the NIBP monitor during the episode.

Abstract: An alternating magnetic field having a frequency, at which a sufficient antitumor effect can be obtained, is enabled to be applied to a living body for a previously prescribed period of time while restricting an amount of heat generation from the living body. A cancer treatment apparatus includes a magnetic field generator configured to generate an alternating magnetic field to be applied to a living body, and a magnetic field controller configured to increase an intensity of the alternating magnetic field generated by the magnetic field generator stepwise until a first period of time elapses since application of the alternating magnetic field to the living body, and to set the intensity of the alternating magnetic field to a previously set maximum value from elapse of the first period of time until a timing to end the application of the alternating magnetic field.

Abstract: An alternating magnetic field having a frequency, at which a sufficient antitumor effect can be obtained, is enabled to be applied to a living body while restricting an amount of heat generation. A cancer treatment apparatus includes a magnetic field generator including a coil configured to generate an alternating magnetic field to be applied to a living body, and a cooler configured to cool a magnetic field application part of the living body in which a temperature rises in response to application of the alternating magnetic field.

Abstract: A display apparatus driving method includes: obtaining, based on a trigger signal, a distance value between the display apparatus and a user that is acquired by a distance detector; determining whether the distance value is within a preset range; and controlling a near-infrared light emitter of the display apparatus to emit near-infrared light, if the distance value is within the preset range, where the near-infrared light is used to heat the skin of the user.

Abstract: An intra-oral device for positioning oral tissues in a patient includes an upper dental arch tray and lower dental arch tray configured for engagement with the teeth or edentulous arches of the patient. A compression fitting is disposed between the upper and lower dental arch trays and a ball disposed and forming a rotatable ball joint within the compression fitting. An elongate post of a protective element is received through an aperture formed through the ball protective element, and a head of the protective element is configured to be extensible into the mouth of the patient and rotatable via the ball joint through a plurality of positions against a tongue of the patient. The position of the protective element is lockable in place via the compression fitting about the ball.

Abstract: The present invention provides antibodies that bind to the T-cell co-inhibitor programmed death-1 (PD-1) protein, and methods of use. In various embodiments of the invention, the antibodies are fully human antibodies that bind to PD-1. In certain embodiments, the present invention provides multi-specific antigen-binding molecules comprising a first binding specificity that binds to PD-1 and a second binding specificity that binds to an autoimmune tissue antigen, another T-cell co-inhibitor, an Fc receptor, or a T-cell receptor. In some embodiments, the antibodies of the invention are useful for inhibiting or neutralizing PD-1 activity, thus providing a means of treating a disease or disorder such as cancer or a chronic viral infection. In other embodiments, the antibodies are useful for enhancing or stimulating PD-1 activity, thus providing a means of treating, for example, an autoimmune disease or disorder.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the field of radiation therapy and methods, software and systems for treatment planning.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods for patient setup and patient target region localization for the irradiation of multiple patient target regions in a single treatment session. Virtual localization is a method that can be used to register a patient target region without requiring that the patient is physically moved using the patient platform. Instead, the planned fluence is updated to reflect the current location of the patient target region by selecting a localization reference in the localization image, calculating a localization function based on the localization reference point, and calculating the delivery fluence by convolving the localization function with a shift-invariant firing filter. Mosaic multi-target localization partitions a planned fluence map for multiple patient target regions into sub-regions that can be individually localized.

Abstract: A quality assurance (QA) method for a radiotherapy device, a QA device for a radiotherapy device, and a computer device. The radiotherapy device includes an electronic portal imaging device (EPID). The QA method for the radiotherapy device includes: obtaining an image sequence based on acquirement of EPID, the image sequence comprising one or more correction images for correcting the EPID, and one or more portal images for a QA object; and determining a QA result of the QA object of the radiotherapy device according to a calibration parameter corresponding to the one or more correction images and according to the one or more portal images.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems and methods for monitoring calibration of positron emission tomography (PET) systems. In some variations, the systems include an imaging assembly having a gantry comprising a plurality of positron emission detectors. A housing may be coupled to the gantry, and the housing may include a bore and a radiation source holder spaced away from a patient scan region within the bore. A processor may be configured to receive positron emission data from the positron emission detectors and to distinguish the positron emission data from the radiation source holder and from the patient scan region. A fault signal may be generated when the positron emission data from the radiation source holder exceeds one or more threshold parameters or criteria.

Abstract: An ultrasound device for modulating brain activity may include a body and components for activating the brain. Such components include ultrasound transducers. The devices are used to provide ultrasound waves to brain structures in a subject wearing a device for methods to treat traumatic brain injury, affect postural control, affect wakefulness, attention, and alertness, to provide memory control, to alter cerebrovascular hemodynamics, to minimize stress, and to reinforce behavioral actions.

Abstract: Methods and devices for producing cavitation in tissue are provided. In one embodiment, a shock scattering method of Histotripsy therapy comprises delivering an initiation pressure waveform from an ultrasound therapy transducer into tissue, the initiation pressure waveform being configured to produce at least one bubble in the tissue, delivering a scattering pressure waveform from the ultrasound therapy transducer into the at least one bubble within a life-cycle of the at least one bubble, and producing cavitation nuclei near the at least one bubble with the scattering pressure waveform. The scattering pressure waveform can be delivered during the life-cycle of the at least one bubble. In some embodiments, the scattering pressure waveform is delivered within 5 ?s to 1 s of the initiation pressure waveform. Systems for performing shock scattering Histotripsy therapy are also discussed.

Abstract: Combined neuromodulation techniques are disclosed to treat metabolic disorders. The combined neuromodulation techniques may include dual-site neuromodulation or single-site neuromodulation. In embodiments, the neuromodulation may be administered as a combined therapy with a pharmaceutical treatment.

Abstract: A wearable device for generating extracorporeal shock waves in a thoracic region of a user includes a shock wave transducer unit to generate extracorporeal shock waves and configured to be placed on the skin of the user to apply shock wave therap. At least one proximity sensor measures the proximity of the shock wave transducer unit relative to the user's skin. A positioning mechanism is configured to controllably position the shock wave transducer unit. A processor is configured to transmit information to the shock wave transducer unit for generating extracorporeal shock waves.

Abstract: A method for performing an ultrasonic treatment includes: setting, by a processor, information for a moving trajectory, an ultrasound irradiation unit, and/or an ultrasound irradiation spot; outputting, by the processor, a transducer control signal based on the set information; ultrasonically irradiating, by a transducer, based on the transducer control signal, one or more points while moving following a preset moving trajectory; scanning, by the transducer, the one or more irradiated points to obtain an image; determining, by the processor, based on the image, whether an ultrasound irradiation area contains a remaining tumor; and based on determining that the ultrasound irradiation area contains a remaining tumor, performing additional ultrasonic irradiation, wherein performing the additional ultrasonic irradiation is based on remaining tumor possibility information generated based on a machine learning process.

Abstract: Cancer imaging methods and cancer treatment methods using thermotherapy and drug delivery are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, the temperature of heated tissue is determined from radio-frequency data from an ultrasound transducer based upon a change in backscattered energy of acoustic harmonics. In another embodiment, a plurality of nanocarriers containing an anti-tumor medication are administered to a patient, and are excited in a first non-thermal ultrasound mode and/or a second thermal ultrasound mode using an ultrasound source. In yet another embodiment, a plurality of nanoparticles are administered to a patient, then at least some of the nanoparticles are heated along with tissue at a site of a tumor, and a photoacoustic imaging unit is used to determine a temperature of the heated tissue at the site of the tumor.

Abstract: A respiratory protection device can be used to cover a portion of a face of a human user including the mouth or the nostrils of the user, or both. The device can include a shell and inserts embedded therein. The inserts can be formed of a thermoformable material embedded in the shell. The inserts are capable of being heated to a moldable temperature of the thermoformable material and form-fitted to a portion of the face of the user such that the shell creates a seal around at least the mouth or the nostrils of the user. Also, the thermoformable material can be moldable at a temperature safe to contact skin of the user such as by having a Young's modulus from a range of 0.03 GPa to 1 GPa at temperatures of less than 30° C. Also, the device can include a filter medium attached to the shell.

Abstract: There is provided a respiratory protection device comprising a mask body defining a breathable air zone for a wearer and having a front cover; an exhale valve in fluid communication with the breathable air zone; and a seal check mechanism disposed in the front cover, where the seal check mechanism comprises a button associated with a flap such that, when actuated, the flap biases the exhale valve in a closed position. There is provided in some embodiments a plane of the button intersecting with a plane of the exhale valve. There is also provided in some embodiments the button and the plunger being a monolithic part.

Abstract: A fall restraint device for moving on a grid structure including a plurality of grid cells each having a length in a range 600-800 mm and a width in a range 400-600 mm, so defining a grid opening defined by a pair of adjacent tracks of a first set of parallel tracks and a pair of adjacent tracks of a second set of parallel tracks. The fall restraint device includes a frame having an upper portion configured for restraining at least one operative, a moving assembly mounted to a lower portion of the frame, the moving assembly being configured for moving the frame on the grid structure; wherein the frame has a weight less than 100 kg such that the moving assembly will be manually lifted clear of the grid structure by the at least one operative restrained to the upper portion of the frame.

Abstract: The present invention includes systems, assemblies, and methodologies for inhibiting combustion within fluid containers, enhancing the safety of such containers. One aspect includes a novel base module from which assemblies of varying shape and size, suitable for disposing within a variety of different fluid containers, are created. In one embodiment, the base module is made from an expanded mesh which is rolled in a novel cylindrical configuration according to a novel methodology. In another embodiment, the base module may be combined with other base modules to form an assembly. The present invention is also directed to an apparatus and method for creating base modules which allows for varying density of the base modules and therefore varying flexural strength and rigidity of the assemblies. As such, the packing density of assemblies within containers may be optimized to produce the desired effect of inhibiting combustion within the container.

Abstract: A battery pack ensures safety even when a thermal event occurs. A battery pack includes a battery module including one or more battery cells, a control module connected to the battery module to manage the battery module, and a fire extinguishing tank containing a fire extinguishing agent and coupled to at least one of the battery module and the control module.

Abstract: When it comes to extinguishing destructive fires, one of the greatest tragedies of property loss in fires is the damage done by the water during the extinguishing process. It can be extreme. This invention eliminates the water and the resulting damage and greatly reduces the cost of cleanup and repair after the fire is extinguished. Furthermore, the greatest threat to fire emergency personnel is close proximity to the fire. Often times, in order to put out a fire, such as in a building, a firefighter must enter the building to get access to the fire. This entails great danger and sometimes death or injury. This invention makes it easier and faster for firefighters to apply fire-extinguishing agents to the fire without entering the building. Current technology does not offer these benefits.

Abstract: A fire extinguishing system that includes an extinguishing cylinder, a plurality of mist nozzles, a plastic fire detection tube, a first hydraulic tank, a hydraulic jack, and a second hydraulic tank. When the plastic fire detection tube is exposed to fire, the system actuates the extinguishing mechanism and pressurized water is jetted out toward the fire and therefore the fire is put out.

Abstract: A fire hydrant repair tool is provided for removing a main valve of a fire hydrant, wherein the main valve has a pair of ring tabs extending upwardly therefrom. The fire hydrant repair tool can include a valve key having a first receptacle and a second receptacle that are configured to receive, respectively, the first and second ring tabs. Each of the first and second receptacles can define a first face that is configured to bias against the first side of a respective ring tab of the first and second ring tabs, and a second face that is configured to bias against the second side of a respective ring tab of the first and second ring tabs. A shaft can be coupled to the valve key.

Abstract: A PFAS-free fire foam concentrate composition comprising water, a plant-based protein, a surfactant, an alcohol, and a builder. The bio-based content of the PFAS-free fire foam is preferably 80% by weight or greater. There is also disclosed a process to produce the PFAS-free fire foam concentrate composition, and the application of the fire foam concentrate onto a Class A fire or Class B fire.

Abstract: An exercise machine including a lifting bar disposed for movement on a pivot point; a plurality of weight plate holder pegs extended from the lifting bar for securing a weight plate(s) whereby the total weight carried by the lifting bar is determined by the distance of the secured weight plate on a weight plate holder peg from the pivot point whereby the further away the weight plate(s) is from the pivot point, the heavier the weight becomes, producing multiple weight loads with only one weight plate; a pusher connected to the lifting bar which is mechanically secured by a cable fitted over a pulley to the lifting bar that the user pulls downwardly on to raise the lifting bar upwardly and raises to consequently lower the lifting bar.

Abstract: A liquid-resistance fitness machine has a frame body, a liquid-resistance device mounted to the frame body, and a driving device. The liquid-resistance device has a liquid tank, a shaft, and a paddle wheel set. The paddle wheel set has a hub fixed to the shaft and multiple blades. The driving device is connected to the shaft and is configured to drive the shaft to spin clockwise and counterclockwise relative to the liquid tank. A shape of each of the blades when the shaft is spinning clockwise and a shape of the blade when the shaft is spinning counterclockwise are asymmetrical to a normal line between the blade and the hub. Therefore, the liquid-resistance device can provide two different liquid resistances without changing the volume of the liquids.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a weight generation device for muscular-strength exercise, the device generating weight with vacuum pressure through the adjustment of levers and valves since adjusting weight by moving heavy weights used for exercise equipment is conventionally inconvenient. The present invention relates to the weight generation device which allows a first cylinder, that is coupled to exercise equipment so as to vertically move, to be connected to a second cylinder through an air hose, and which allows the weight generated through the adjustment of the inner volume of the first cylinder, the air hose and the second cylinder to be easily adjusted. In addition, presented is folding exercise equipment which can be applied to frames of various conventional exercise equipment, and which is applied to folding exercise equipment so as to be easily moved and stored indoors.

Abstract: A shrouded spring assembly comprises a coil spring and a shroud. The coil spring includes a cylindrical body having a first and attachment members coupled to the ends thereof. The shroud includes a sleeve portion that substantially encapsulates the cylindrical body of the coil spring, the sleeve portion including first and second end portions configured to enable the first and second attachment members to be operatively couplable to one or more external devices. The sleeve portion of the shroud is expandable and retractable along to accommodate stretching and retracting of the cylindrical body along a longitudinal axis of the coil spring.

Abstract: An exercise device is disclosed for performing hip abduction and cable exercises. Abductor pads and footpads are coupled to bars which are rotatably coupled to a frame and a platform. During one exercise using the device, a person places their feet on the foot plates, places their knees between abductor pads, and optionally grasps handles for stability. The person then forces their legs outwards, causing the abductor pads to rotate with respect to the frame which remains stationary. As the user relaxes in a controlled manner, the abductor pads rotate back towards their original “resting” positions. In another exercise, a person stands on the platform, grasps one or more handles coupled to cables, and engages their muscles to raise the one or both of handles upward or outward. Exercises may be made more challenging by engaging one or more weights from a weight stack.

Abstract: Disclosed are example embodiments of a torque force directional cable-based system—the torque force directional cable-based system, including a cage. The cage includes a top horizontal bar and two vertical side bars. The top horizontal bar includes a plurality of zones, wherein each zone is configured to receive a first cable at a first end of the first cable. Each of the two vertical bars includes a slider. Each slider is configured to receive a second cable at a first end of the second cable. The torque force directional cable-based system includes one or more handheld handle devices. Each handheld handle device includes a handle frame, a cable grip revolving around a front portion of the handle frame, a hood fixedly attached to the handle frame, and a swivel assembly fixedly attached to a top of the hood. The swivel is configured to receive either the first or the second cable at a second end of the first or the second cable.

Abstract: A multi end cap system for a wrappable sport weight has an inner cap including a hat defining a rim configured to rest on an end of a compressible covering of the wrappable sport weight, and a sleeve extending away from the rim and configured to be inserted between the compressible covering and a flexible bar of the wrappable sport weight to displace a portion of the compressible covering away from the flexible bar.

Abstract: A barbell includes a frame with a first outer bar and a second outer bar forming an opening therebetween; a first handle assembly mounted within the opening and having a first handle supported by a first outer member; and a first inner member rotationally engaged with the first outer member such that the first outer member can spin about the first inner member to alter a position of the first handle within the opening; a second handle assembly mounted within the opening and having a second handle supported by a second outer member; and a second inner member rotationally engaged with the second outer member such that the second outer member can spin about the second inner member to alter a position of the second handle within the opening; and weight bars extending from the frame to receive weights.

Abstract: A barbell collar for securing weight plates to a barbell is disclosed. The barbell collar operates by rotating the housing assembly to lock or unlock the collar. The mechanism of operation involves a compression ring with a diameter that decreases around the barbell resulting in a tighter grip around the barbell.

Abstract: A barbell collar is described having a moveable piston disk, one or more energizers, and a body collar. Further, the barbell collar includes one or more dynamic, removable contact patches. In one embodiment, two of the contact patches are dynamic and can move in and out towards a barbell. The contact patches are configured to move inward towards a barbell or away from a barbell responsive to an action applied to adjustable fastener elements that can be hand tightened and adjusted from the outside of the barbell collar. The barbell collar is configured to prevent movement of weight plates from falling off of the ends of the barbell, and the barbell collar includes energizers (e.g., springs) that can absorb movement from the weight plates while loaded on the barbell.

Abstract: An apparatus for resistance-based exercise allowing the user maximum control over the exercise. The apparatus comprises a motor, ropes, and a user interface that work in combination to provide personalized, safe, and effective exercise. The apparatus can be controlled through an app or its internal controller board and user interface, and the apparatus has various safety features to protect both the user and the apparatus.

Abstract: A stretch-assisting device, adapted for mounting in a vertical orientation on a door, wall or analogous vertical substrate, features an upper framework portion and a lower framework portion, coupled together. Each framework portion consists essentially of hollow rigid tubing arranged in a loop shape, with attached metal rings which project horizontally. Through each plurality of metal rings, an elastic cord is threaded, and joined to form a loop. Once the device is mounted on the substrate, a person can rest a body portion, such as a heel or elbow, on a selected segment of the elastic cord, and begin to stretch a muscle or tendon associated with the body portion. Since the cord is somewhat yielding, triggering of the myotatic reflex is avoided, or at least delayed, thereby facilitating completion of a stretch. A user can also secure an audiovisual playback device adjacent the device, in order to inform the user during stretching.

Abstract: A workout bench is disclosed with a movable bench top and storage containers. The workout bench is supported by a series of rubber gription pads which grip the support surface, preventing the bench from moving while in use. The bench comprises a retractable/extendable swivel caster. When the bench should be moved and/or relocated, the retractable/extendable swivel caster is engaged. A lifting swivel caster mechanism utilizes a series of linkages and levers that is activated by a push/pull toggle clamp. A visual indicator window indicates to the user that the unit is secure to the surface. The visual indicator bracket is a component of the linkage assembly and indicates the state of the linkage assembly to the user of the bench.

Abstract: A device for performing exercises including squats is disclosed. The device comprises two wedges. The first wedge consists of a base side and a coupling side, and the second wedge consists of a coupling side and a foot side. The coupling sides of the first and second wedges are slanting. The coupling side of the first wedge has a plurality of wavy ridges, and the coupling side of the second wedge has a plurality of grooves, the coupling sides of the first and second wedges a put together to form the device of higher angle for performing squats. The coupling between the first and second wedges is male female type forming strong fitment between the two wedges of the device.

Abstract: An exercise system includes a platform, a frame, a first stopper, and a second stopper. The platform includes a first vertically oriented motor and a second vertically oriented motor. The first vertically oriented motor is associated with a first cable and the second vertically oriented motor is associated with a second cable. The platform includes a front raised housing portion for the first vertically oriented motor and the second vertically oriented motor and a lower exercise portion on which a user utilizes the exercise machine to perform one or more different exercises. The frame that includes a first track that includes a first plurality of attachment points and a second track that includes a second plurality of attachment points. The first stopper is coupled to the first cable at a first attachment point. The first attachment point is capable of being vertically translated between the first plurality of attachment points. The second stopper is coupled to the second cable at a second attachment point.

Abstract: A multi-purpose exercise apparatus for group therapy includes a plurality of side frames. At least one of the side frames includes a first horizontal bar, a second horizontal bar, a third horizontal bar, and first and second vertical bars. The second horizontal bar is positioned above the first horizontal bar, and the third horizontal bar is positioned above the second horizontal bar. Each side frame accommodates a user, enabling the exercise apparatus to accommodate multiple users simultaneously. The plurality of the side frames are constructed to form a closed polygonal frame. The closed polygonal frame may be shaped as a triangle, rectangle, square, pentagon, hexagon, octagon, or other polygon. In the alternative embodiment, the plurality of the side frames may form an unclosed polygon to allow a trainer or instructor to enter the unclosed polygon through the open side.

Abstract: A mounting apparatus for exercise equipment includes a first elongate support member having a first end, a second end, and a connector positioned along a first portion of the first elongate support member and arranged to detachably connect to a portion of the exercise equipment. The mounting apparatus further includes a second elongate support member having a first end and a second end meeting the first end of the first elongate support member at a first vertex. The mounting apparatus further includes a third elongate support member having a first end and a second end meeting the first end of the first elongate support member at a second vertex.

Abstract: A treadmill for backward walking is disclosed. The treadmill may include a static frame and dynamic platform pivotally mounted to the static frame. A C-shaped support handle includes side portions that may be grasped or otherwise used by a user to stabilize their position, and a cross member against which the user may lean, e.g. with the user's hips or back. A user may press against a treadmill belt with the user's feet, against resistance from a brake, to move the treadmill belt away from the user's body.

Abstract: An epicyclic pedalling apparatus comprising: a first epicyclic arm comprising a first pedal crank arm connection for coupling a first pedal crank arm to the first epicyclic arm to enable pedalling of said first pedal crank arm about a first spindle axis; and a second epicyclic arm comprising a second pedal crank arm connection for coupling a second pedal crank arm to the second epicyclic arm to enable pedalling of said second pedal crank arm about a second spindle axis; wherein the apparatus is arranged to enable: (i) the first epicyclic arm to rotate to move the first spindle axis, and (ii) the second epicyclic arm to rotate to move the second spindle axis.

Abstract: An exercise device is disclosed for training abdominal muscles from a standing position. The device comprises a frame supported on the ground and a platform which provides a support for a person to stand on during use. The person grips handles which are coupled to a bar that is pivotally coupled to the frame. The person then flexes their muscles (including the abdominal muscles) to rotate the handles with respect to the platform, and by relaxing their muscles, returns the handles to the original position. The exercise may be made more challenging by engaging weights from a weight stack. The device further comprises a bolster for a user to optionally use for support during exercise.

Abstract: The invention is an improved finger exercise device. The device includes a frame and a plurality of finger holds positioned in an arc. The finger holds may be horizontal, or may include an inclined surface declining from the front of the device to the back of the device. The device may include a back plate connecting a top arc of the frame to a bottom arc of the frame. The finger holds may be displaced from the back plate, or extend outward from the back plate. The finger holds may be wider in a front to back direction than the top arc of the frame, or the bottom arc of the frame.

Abstract: A system determining a spin axis of a ball includes a radar transmitting a signal into a target area. The radar includes a minimum of three receivers arranged so that two pairs of receivers are not co-linear. The system also includes a Processing Unit (“PU”) receiving data from the radar and determining a radar range of frequencies received at a point in time corresponding to differing velocities relative to the radar of different portions of the ball as the ball is spinning. PU divides the radar frequency range into a plurality of frequency components and calculating, for each of the frequency components, an angular position associated therewith. PU identifies as a projection of the spin axis in a plane perpendicular to a line of sight from the radar to the ball, a line perpendicular to a line represented by the determined angular positions.

Abstract: Electronic hoop spinning game uses a spinning hoop carried by a user's rotating hip. Hoop carries a passive or active transmitter and spaced apart stationary receiver senses each pass of the hoop-transmitter. Controller, coupled to receiver, has a counter spin-count-passes. Controller, coupled to display, visually shows hoop count. Controller/receiver may be on and in a cell phone as an APP. Hoop-transmitter in removable wrap-around flexible carrier on hoop. Display may be integrated with controller or separate or a phone screen. Controller and spin-counter-memory maintains hoop count data. Sometimes controller transmits count data to computer-enabled device, game console/controller, set top box, or streaming video player. Display may be TV or monitor. User actuatable (UA) input module accepts ON-OFF, reset and player designation commands. When reset, controller alters count data to predetermined or saved number (player 1-2 count).

Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to navigating, viewing, and sharing activity and workout data and interacting with workout and/or activity applications. In some examples, scrolling of activity data is based on the content being displayed. In some examples, friends' activity data may be viewed. In some examples, a notification and workout data for a friend's completed workout is received and displayed. In some example, the activity data received from friends is viewed and managed. In some examples, workout data for a multi-segment workout is displayed in a three-dimensional stack on a map. In some examples, a workout application operates in a limited mode until a touch input is received with a characteristic intensity that is greater than a threshold intensity.