A human-computer interface system having an exoskeleton including a plurality of structural members coupled to one another by at least one articulation configured to apply a force to a body segment of a user, the exoskeleton comprising a body-borne portion and a point-of-use portion; the body-borne portion configured to be operatively coupled to the point-of-use portion; and at least one locomotor module including at least one actuator configured to actuate the at least one articulation, the at least one actuator being in operative communication with the exoskeleton.

A human-computer interface system having an exoskeleton including a plurality of structural members coupled to one another by at least one articulation configured to apply a force to a body segment of a user, the exoskeleton comprising a body-borne portion and a point-of-use portion; the body-borne portion configured to be operatively coupled to the point-of-use portion; and at least one locomotor module including at least one actuator configured to actuate the at least one articulation, the at least one actuator being in operative communication with the exoskeleton.

The present invention relates to a patient transfer training system (200), comprising: a sheet (210); a processing unit (220); and a plurality of indicator devices (230). The sheet is configured to be carried by at least one person during transfer of a simulated patient from one area to another area of a medical establishment. The system is configured to generate information relating to support and position of the simulated patient during the transfer. The processing unit is configured to determine a required change in support and/or a required change in position of the simulated patient during the transfer. The determination comprises utilization of the information relating to support and position of the simulated patient during the transfer. The processing unit is configured to control one or more of the plurality of indicator devices to provide instructional information to one or more of the at least one person comprising utilization of the information relating to the required change in support and/or the required change in position of the simulated patient during the transfer.

The present invention relates to a patient transfer training system (200), comprising: a sheet (210); a processing unit (220); and a plurality of indicator devices (230). The sheet is configured to be carried by at least one person during transfer of a simulated patient from one area to another area of a medical establishment. The system is configured to generate information relating to support and position of the simulated patient during the transfer. The processing unit is configured to determine a required change in support and/or a required change in position of the simulated patient during the transfer. The determination comprises utilization of the information relating to support and position of the simulated patient during the transfer. The processing unit is configured to control one or more of the plurality of indicator devices to provide instructional information to one or more of the at least one person comprising utilization of the information relating to the required change in support and/or the required change in position of the simulated patient during the transfer.

Artificial intelligence-based systems and methods for learning management are described.

Artificial intelligence-based systems and methods for learning management are described.

A simulated roof firefighting training apparatus includes a rectangular frame having first and second side members and bottom and top members attached to the first and second side members to form a roof area, each of the bottom and top members including spaced apart rafter supports on inner faces thereof, first and second lifting arms having first ends pivotally mounted to first ends of the first and second side members at an intermediate positions along their lengths, first and second vertical supports attached, respectively, to the first and second side members at positions proximate to the bottom member of the frame, raising mechanisms pivotally mounted between the side members and the first lifting arms, respectively, and fixed vertical supports attached to side members or the top member at positions proximate to a second end of the side members.

A simulated roof firefighting training apparatus includes a rectangular frame having first and second side members and bottom and top members attached to the first and second side members to form a roof area, each of the bottom and top members including spaced apart rafter supports on inner faces thereof, first and second lifting arms having first ends pivotally mounted to first ends of the first and second side members at an intermediate positions along their lengths, first and second vertical supports attached, respectively, to the first and second side members at positions proximate to the bottom member of the frame, raising mechanisms pivotally mounted between the side members and the first lifting arms, respectively, and fixed vertical supports attached to side members or the top member at positions proximate to a second end of the side members.

An example method includes obtaining, a virtual model of a portion of an anatomy of a patient obtained from a virtual surgical plan for an orthopedic joint repair surgical procedure to attach a prosthetic to the anatomy; identifying, based on data obtained by one or more sensors, positions of one or more physical markers positioned relative to the anatomy of the patient; and registering, based on the identified positions, the virtual model of the portion of the anatomy with a corresponding observed portion of the anatomy.

An example method includes obtaining, a virtual model of a portion of an anatomy of a patient obtained from a virtual surgical plan for an orthopedic joint repair surgical procedure to attach a prosthetic to the anatomy; identifying, based on data obtained by one or more sensors, positions of one or more physical markers positioned relative to the anatomy of the patient; and registering, based on the identified positions, the virtual model of the portion of the anatomy with a corresponding observed portion of the anatomy.