The Boeing Company

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Bruce Lydell Nelson

Nikoli Prazak

John Carney Gass

James J Troy

Christopher J Senesac

Christopher Esposito

Jerry Dean Zayic

William Eric Ward

Brian T Klamik

Kevin Puterbaugh

William McGarry

Shane T Peterson

Erich Gunther Schuller

Narasimha Murthy Kanuparthy

John Merrill Higginson

Earl Manlangit

Systems, computer readable media, and method concern receiving a processing request associated with a design or modeling of a product. The method also includes initiating one or more processes in a cloud for the processing request. Resources of the cloud are allocated based at least partially on requirements of the processing request and launch specifications. Further, the method includes establishing a channel between the one or more processes and a product design computer based at least partially on process specification. The product design computer is located remotely from the cloud, and the channel translates data between the one or more processes and the product design computer. The method also include outputting a result of the one or more processes to a requester associated with the process request.

Systems and methods for designing and modeling products in a cloud environment

A method and apparatus for processing shop order instances for an aircraft. A model of the aircraft is identified. The shop order instances for the aircraft are identified. A status of the shop order instances is identified. Graphical representations of parts for a group of shop order instances in a graphical user interface are displayed on a display device. A set of graphical indicators in association with the graphical representations of the parts displayed in the graphical user interface is displayed. The set of graphical indicators indicates the status of the shop order instances.

Shop order status visualization system

A method and apparatus for locating a part in an aircraft. A part is identified in the aircraft. A series of views is generated from a model of the aircraft with graphical indicators in the series of views configured to provide guidance to a position of the part in the aircraft. The series of views is displayed on a display device.

Locator system for three-dimensional visualization

A computer receives a set of spatial coordinates from a motion-sensing input device, the spatial coordinates describing a position of at least one joint of a limb of a human model. The computer sends the set of spatial coordinates to a computer-aided design application, the computer-aided design application representing movements of the ergonomic manikin based on changes in limb angles described by a plurality of instances of angle data. The computer receives angle specifications from a computer-aided design application, the angle specifications corresponding to an angle of the limb in at least one three-dimensional plane. The computer converts the set of spatial coordinates to angle data in accordance with the received angle specifications, the angle data describing positioning of the limb.

Creating ergonomic manikin postures and controlling computer-aided design environments using natural user interfaces

Sampled profile data provides information about processor activity during a test. Processor activity can be analyzed to determine an amount of processor resources used to execute the various functions, modules, and processes associated with a tested software activity. Statistical methods can be applied to the resource data from multiple test runs to determine whether a significant regression has occurred between a baseline test pass and a daily test pass. By collecting data at the function, module and process levels, significant regressions may be uncovered at any of the levels. Regressions may also be ranked according to their importance, which allows for identification and notification of development teams responsible for significant regressions.

Statistical analysis of sampled profile data in the identification of significant software test performance regressions

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