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2 results about "Electronically stored information" patented technology

Electronically stored information (ESI), for the purpose of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) is information created, manipulated, communicated, stored, and best utilized in digital form, requiring the use of computer hardware and software.

Surgical reconstruction planning and performance process

Current embodiments include online platforms and methods for practicing an at least partially automated planning tool for surgically reconstructing a cutaneous defect; a surgeon or the platform itself selects from multiple reconstructive options depending on one or more relevant factors, and electronically stored information related to such reconstructive option is presented in the form of diagrams, before and after photographs, videos, and procedural execution tips; various embodiments enable creation of patient-specific projects in which one or more visual objects appear in a preview window viewable by the surgeon, enabling the project to be saved, opened and reopened, and modified by changing the visual objects in the project; in use, smart glasses can be paired to the system for access and real-time viewing of the surgical plan from a patient-specific project through a display integrated with the smart glasses.
Owner:RECONROADMAP LLC

Systems and methods for session concurrency for role-based communication channels with virtual endpoints

Systems and methods for supporting session concurrency in a communication system for role-based communication channels with virtual endpoints are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: electronically store information, wherein the information includes associations between users and virtual endpoints, and between virtual endpoints and physical audio devices; receive information that indicates a first selection of a first physical audio device as a physical destination for audio information targeted to a first virtual endpoint; receive a first device-specific packet targeted to the first virtual endpoint; present audio information from the first device-specific packet by the first physical audio device; receive information that indicates an additional selection of a second physical audio device; receive a second device-specific packet targeted to the first virtual endpoint; present audio information from the second device-specific packet by both the first and second physical audio devices; and / or perform other steps.
Owner:HM ELECTRONICS INC