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Transfr Inc.

Michael Joseph Colombo

Nirmal K Mukhi

Barry Steven Watson, Jr

Darren Thomas McAuliffe

Bharani Rajakumar

Dennis K Kondo

Bharanidharan Rajakumar

A computing system helps a user in an extended reality (XR) learning experience achieve mastery through personalized, programmable and conversational coaching. One aspect is that the XR learning experience may consist of a plurality of tasks associated with the user. A second aspect is that the XR learning experience can define different types of conversational interventions triggered by the computing system at various times. A third aspect is that some tasks or interventions can make use of a conversational assistant. A fourth aspect is that as the user is going through the XR learning experience, the system determines which, if any, interventions can be triggered based on the user's state.

Systems and methods for providing programmable, personalized, and conversational coaching in extended reality learning experience

A computing system generates an extended reality environment for an end user. The extended reality environment includes a plurality of tasks and a plurality of goals to be achieved by the end user. The computing system receives input data from an extended reality system associated with the end user. The computing system updates a progress of the end user through the plurality of tasks and the plurality of goals based on the input data. The computing system receives a voice command from the end user. The voice command corresponds to a statement uttered by the end user within the extended reality environment. The computing system processes the voice command to generate a response to the voice command. The computing system causes the response to appear within the extended reality environment as an audible, visual or haptic feedback response to the voice command.

Method and system for tracking in extended reality

A cleaning system has a pail and a formed wire equipment holder constructed in a cylindrical shape to fit within the pail. The formed holder is constructed of coated metal wire. Any suitable material may be used. A centrally positioned bottle holder retains a bottle of a cleaning agent. The remainder of the space between the bottle holder and the holder boundary is sectioned into separate compartments to hold various cleaning implements--a sponge, a brush, a cloth, a scrubber, and a pumice stone. Wire feet support the base of the holder above the floor of the pail. The holder is also equipped with a folding wire handle to permit easy portability and removal from the cleaning pail.

Cleaning system apparatus

In one embodiment, a cushioned extension for a telephone earpiece has bodies connectable to the male threads on a standard telephone handpiece. In a second embodiment the cushioned extension partially surrounds the handle portion of the handpiece and is anchored thereto by plates overlying the inner portion of the handpiece handle. A cushioned extension for the earpiece of a telephone handset has upper portions which extend outward from the earpiece and which terminate outwardly in a radially extending flap arcuate rim. A cushion having two similar arcuate parts is connected to the outward extension of the body and to the rim in each embodiment. A first part of the cushion overlies the rim for contacting the head of a user in an area surrounding an upper part of the pinna of an ear. The inner cushion part fits within the body extension for resting softly against an earlobe of the user without pressing the earlobe against the user's skull. The cushions are attached to the rim and to the body by micro hook and loop-type fasteners connected to the inner cushion and to the inner surface of the body extension and to the rim and flap of a covering of the outer cushion.

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Brooklyn, NY, United States of America

Michael Joseph Colombo