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Currently, the two major smartphone platforms in use are Android (by Google) and iOS (by Apple). An application written for a specific platform can usually work on any smartphone using the same platform. Applications for smartphones are also faster and better integrated with the phone's UI than Java applications.
A wireless network, systems and methods, wherein each passenger-carrying rideable vehicle deployed in the system includes: a modular construction consisting of a lightweight body driven by an electric-battery driven motor, and specially adapted for receiving a customizable ornamental body having the appearance and personality of a particular or an inanimate object; motorized and / or animated elements disposed beneath the animal character skin covering for enabling animal behaviors and / or expressions that promote a fun and entertaining ride experience; an audio-transducers mounted within the animal character body for playing music from smartphone applications and animated animal character body portions to provide a sense of realism and excitement as the electric entertainment vehicle is ridden through an amusement facility.
A biomedical imageanalysis method for distinguishing melanoma from benign skin lesions in digital images of skin tissue. The method is based on color anomaly detection and provides a suitable metric for quantitatively assessing the probability that a skinlesion is melanoma. This method is not AI-based (AI faces challenges such as insufficient training data, poor interpretability, and high computational requirements), and it is independent of camera sensor specifications and lighting conditions during image capture. The method can also be integrated into a smartphone application for use by non-professional individuals, requiring minimal computational power.