The Itsy pocket computer is a powerful information device small enough to be comfortably worn or carried. It was created to support research in user interfaces and applications. A 32-bit, 200MHz microprocessor and 32 MB each of flash memory and DRAM made it the first small handheld able to run traditional desktop applications such as continuous speech recognition, speech synthesis, multimedia, ...

Neuroanatomy teaching most often takes the form of detailed didactic lectures, consolidated by application of new knowledge in the anatomy laboratory where cadaveric specimens can be closely examined, and are often accompanied by clinical vignettes and imaging correlates. Such exposure to neuroanatomy is undoubtedly effective, but for learners then proceeding to further training Pocket Brain is...

M-Views is an experimental video story-making and sharing system designed for distribution to mobile hand-held video capable devices. Video stories are constructed using the M-Views authoring tool, which allows makers to preview how segments will be sequenced based on any possible navigation path of the viewer. Inspired by environmental artworks and multiple perspective films, narratives design...

This paper describes Pocket Pavilion, a web-based application that extends collaborative browsing to wireless handheld computing platforms running Windows CE. Pocket Pavilion is built atop Pavilion, an object-oriented middleware framework for synchronous web-based applications. In order to accommodate several limitations of the Windows CE environment, Pocket Pavilion combines a small number of ...

Predicting protein pocket's ability to bind drug-like molecules with high affinity, i.e. druggability, is of major interest in the target identification phase of drug discovery. Therefore, pocket druggability investigations represent a key step of compound clinical progression projects. Currently computational druggability prediction models are attached to one unique pocket estimation method de...

Miniaturization has evolved in the creation of a pocket-size imaging device which can be utilized as an ultrasound stethoscope. This study assessed the additional diagnostic power of pocket size device by both experts operators and trainees in comparison with physical examination and its appropriateness of use in comparison with standard echo machine in a non-cardiologic population. Three hundr...