Intel Corporation

Nike, Inc.

Other

Ryan Palmer

Glen J Anderson

Christopher Andon

Holli Pheil

Brian L Kash

Jose K Sia, Jr

Nicholas Paul Cowley

Ruchir Saraswat

Richard J Goldman

David R Zielske

A system, devices, and methods include a player network hub and relay network hubs. The player network hub is configured to form a body area network with peripheral devices by communicating wirelessly according to a first wireless protocol and transmit location information according to a second wireless protocol different than the first wireless protocol. The relay network hubs are configured to form a wide area network with the player network hub and a master network hub by communicating, at least in part, according to the second wireless protocol, wherein the relay network hubs are configured to receive the location information from the player network hub and wherein at least one of the relay network hubs or the master network hub are configured to determine a location of the player network hub based on the location information.

Multi-modal on-field position determination

A system for documenting and coding diagnostic and interventional procedures for hospital and physician reimbursement, and automating the process of documenting and coding so that the two steps are unified into a singular activity. The computer-based system provides a graphical user interface allowing the physician to input details pertinent to the diagnostic and interventional procedures in an interactive manner. The computer program provides active guidance that enforces specification of details required to justify medical necessity of each performed procedure. Based on the physician's procedure entry, the program generates the resulting CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) codes and their accompanying documentation, thereby eliminating the opportunity for error. The program produces reports ready for submission for reimbursement.

Automated medical procedure coding and documentation system

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide techniques and configurations for a wearable device with power state control. In one instance, the device a functional module to operate in a first power state or in a second power state that is different from the first power state; a power source coupled with the functional module to provide operational power to the functional module; and a power state control module coupled with the functional module, to cause the functional module to transition from the first power state to the second power state in response to an input. The power state control module may comprise a power generating device to generate power responsive to the input, independent of the power source, and in response to the generated power, cause the functional module to transition from the first power state to the second power state. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Wearable device with power state control

Virtual links are used between two different displays to represent a single virtual object. In one example, the invention includes generating a three-dimensional space having a first display of a real first device and a second display of a real second device and a space between the first display and the second display, receiving a launch command as a gesture with respect to the first display, the launch command indicating that a virtual object is to be launched through the space toward the second display, determining a trajectory through the space toward the second display based on the received launch command, and presenting a portion of the trajectory on the second display.

Virtual links between different displays to present a single virtual object

A device includes a processor to receive input data from an image detector, where the input data includes data obtained from tracking air movements of a user's body part interacting with a virtual object of the electronic display, the processor to map the input data to a control input to move the virtual object beyond the display. The device could, for example, include a mobile device such as a smartphone or a laptop. The virtual object could for example move to another display or to a bezel of the device. A touch screen sensor may allow the virtual object to be pinched from the display, before being lifted beyond the display. The processor may map the input data to control input to create a virtual binding of the virtual object in order to create a visual rendering of a connection between the virtual object and the user's body part.

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Tigard, OR, United States of America

Ryan Palmer