A device for storing and transporting personal items where the device has a folder; a plurality of slots on a first side of the folder; and a strap wherein the strap comprises a first strap end that is inserted through an individual slot of the plurality of slots and a second strap end configured to have an anchor so that the strap stops before going completely through the individual slot and inserting the strap through an individual slot expands or condenses a size capacity of the folder while the strap is secured to the folder.

The present invention is directed to a soft-sided carry-all bag containing fixed insulated and non-insulated compartments for extensive storage of various items needed for everyday use including, among other things, food, footwear, laptop computers, cellular phones, books and notebooks, writing or eating utensils, water and drinks bottles, eyeglasses, coins, wallets, credit cards, cosmetics, toiletries, and clothing. The bag is meant to provide an individual with a means for consolidating such various items of everyday use without sacrificing aesthetic features, and generally includes a flexible main compartment for the storage of larger items, a rigid insulated compartment for the storage of perishable items, and a rigid non-insulated compartment for the storage of smaller items, each with separate access. The rigid insulated and non-insulated compartments comprise the base of the bag, and function to both provide support for the flexible main compartment and prevent crush damage to the contents within each lower compartment.

A carry bag assembly that includes a first shoulder bag and a smaller second hand bag. The two bags can be carried separately as a unit. The first shoulder bag has a front surface, a rear surface, a first side surface, and a second side surface. Two bands extend from the shoulder bag that extend beyond the front surface of the shoulder bag. The second hand bag contains a first belt loop and a second belt loop. The belt loops receive the bands that extend from the shoulder bag. Mechanical connectors connecting the first band to the second band around the hand bag. This selectively locks the smaller hand bag into a fixed position against the front surface of the larger shoulder bag. The two bags can share graphics of design themes so that the two bags appear to be a single unit when attached.

An activity classifier system and method that classifies human activities using 2D skeleton data. The system includes a skeleton preprocessor that transforms the 2D skeleton data into transformed skeleton data, the transformed skeleton data comprising scaled, relative joint positions and relative joint velocities. The system also includes a gesture classifier comprising a first recurrent neural network that receives the transformed skeleton data, and is trained to identify the most probable of a plurality of gestures. The system also has an action classifier comprising a second recurrent neural network that receives information from the first recurrent neural networks and is trained to identify the most probable of a plurality of actions.

A method for protecting the bottom of a bag from dirt, germs and grime. A protective film is adhered to release paper to form a protective film unit sheet. The protective film unit sheet is then folded and placed into a pouch. The pouch is then placed into a bag for easy access. When needed, the pouch is removed from the bag. The protective film unit is removed from the pouch and unfolded. The protective film is peeled away from the release paper and the adhesive remains attached to the protective film. The protective film is then adhered to the bottom of a bag to protect the bag from dirt, germs and grime. When finished, the protective film is peeled away from the bag so that the adhesive remains attached to the protective film, leaving the handbag free from unwanted adhesive residue. In a preferred embodiment the protective film is adhered to the bottom of purse to protect the purse from dirt, germs and grime.

This disclosure is directed to an activity classifier system, for classifying human activities using 2D skeleton data. The system includes a skeleton preprocessor that transforms the 2D skeleton data into transformed skeleton data, the transformed skeleton data comprising scaled, relative joint positions and relative joint velocities. It also includes a gesture classifier comprising a first recurrent neural network that receives the transformed skeleton data, and is trained to identify the most probable of a plurality of gestures. There is also an action classifier comprising a second recurrent neural network that receives information from the first recurrent neural networks and is trained to identify the most probable of a plurality of actions.

An anti-theft pocket insert designed to prevent a pickpocket from stealing items stored within a traditional pocket. The anti-theft pocket insert includes a first fabric member having a front surface and a rear surface. A second fabric member is affixed to the front surface of the first fabric member such that a compartment having an interior volume designed to hold a passport or wallet is formed. An upper side of the second fabric member is not affixed to the first fabric member such that an opening in communication with the interior volume is formed. Further, the first fabric member is greater in length than the second fabric member such that a top edge of the first fabric member overhangs the opening. In this way, a user is able to store items inside the anti-theft pocket insert and place the insert within a pocket to prevent pickpockets from stealing the items.

A bag and removable pouch are provided in which one handle of the bag can be looped through the other handle. The bag can be optionally partially transparent and pliable.

An access device for storing items within a handbag includes a flexible strap having a first end and a second end, the strap including at least one aperture adjacent the first end, and a fastener adjacent the second end, the fastener being coupleable to the at least one aperture so that the strap forms a loop, a clip coupled to the strap, and at least one compartment being closed at a lower end, and side ends and defining an upper opening, the at least one compartment having a rigid tab that is coupleable to the clip.

A multi-compartment rolling bag system includes a multi-compartment bag assembly having a bag with a plurality of wheels, a handle, a lock mechanism, a first-opening, a second-opening, a plurality of internal-compartments, a plurality of external-compartments, a make-up bag, a toiletry bag, and a back-side pocket. The multi-compartment rolling bag system provides a bag allowing a user to transport hot yoga related items including a water bottle and a yoga mat as well as a make-up bag, a toiletry bag for freshening up after hot yoga. The device also provides means for carrying flip flops for showering and for wearing in a changeroom.