Ecoatm, LLC

Focal Wellness, Inc.

Randal Erman

Mark Vincent Bowles

Jeffrey Ploetner

John Silva

John Andrew Beane

Michael Librizzi

Rick Segil

Jarrod Hammes

John L Thompson

Wireless-enabled kiosk systems and associated methods for recycling and performing other processes with mobile phones and other electronic devices are described herein. In various embodiments, the present technology includes systems and methods for wirelessly connecting a consumer-operated kiosk with an electronic device to facilitate processing (e.g., purchasing) the device. In some embodiments, the present technology includes using a wireless link to identify a device, evaluate a device, resolve device issues to enable purchase of the device, locate a device, etc. Various other aspects of the present technology are described herein.

Wireless-enabled kiosk for recycling consumer devices

Software application systems and associated methods for recycling, purchasing, and/or performing other processes with mobile phones, tablet computers, laptop computers, and/or other electronic devices at a kiosk are described herein. In various embodiments, the present technology includes systems and methods associated with an electronic device to facilitate a consumer-operated kiosk processing (e.g., purchasing) the electronic device. In some embodiments, the present technology includes using a mobile app to identify an electronic device, evaluate the electronic device, resolve device issues to enable purchase of the electronic device, etc. Various other aspects of the present technology are described herein.

Application for device evaluation and other processes associated with device recycling

A series of multi-plane sensors are attached to different points on the body such as forearms, calves, lower backs, and necks and are used to establish planes of each body part is disclosed herein. The multi-plane sensors stream the plane data and velocity vector data to a centralized computing device such as a computer, smart phone, or smart watch. The centralized computing device runs a software application which includes an open source library which platform partners utilize to write proprietary applications which utilize the sensor stream data.

Multiple plane sensors

Hardware and software application systems and associated methods for obtaining information from, evaluating, and pricing mobile phones, tablet computers, laptop computers, and/or other electronic devices for recycling and/or other processing are described herein. In various embodiments, the present technology includes systems and methods associated with an electronic evaluator device that facilitates processing (e.g., purchasing at a consumer-operated kiosk) a target device. In some embodiments, the present technology includes using an app on the evaluator device to obtain information from the target device, identify the target device, evaluate the target device, price the target device, etc. Various other aspects of the present technology are described herein.

Methods and systems for evaluating and recycling electronic devices

A device, system and method for determining a proper kick technique is disclosed herein. The device preferably comprises a body configured to be worn on a foot of a user, sensors, a processor, an alert mechanism, and a power source. The sensors are preferably piezoelectric sensors. The device preferably provides feedback to a player by informing the player that the player has struck a ball with a proper surface of the player's foot.

Method and system for proper kicking technique

A device, system and method for monitoring cubital tunnel syndrome ('CuTS'). The device comprises a body configured to be worn by a user, sensors, a processor, a vibration mechanism, and a power source. The sensors monitor a position of the user's hand to prevent CuTS. The processor of the device is configured to determine if the user's hand is in a CuTS position and the processor is configured to generate an alert signal to alert the user to the CuTS position.

Cubital tunnel infomatic monitor

A device, system and method for monitoring carpal tunnel syndrome ('CTS'). The device comprises a body configured to be worn by a user, sensors, a processor, a vibration mechanism, and a power source. The sensors monitor a position of the user's hand to prevent CTS. The processor of the device is configured to determine if the user's hand is in a CTS position and the processor is configured to generate an alert signal to alert the user to the CTS position.

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Randal Erman