Honeywell International Inc.

Gireesh Kumar R N

Kalaiarasu Velappan

Janakiram Thiyagarajan

Prem Kumar T

Karthic V

Mohammed Ibrahim Mohideen

Supriya Mallick

Ashanand Hans

Kapil Rathi

Kapil Kulkarni

Disclosed are methods, systems, and non-transitory computer-readable medium for determining guidance information for a vehicle. For instance, the method may include: determining whether the vehicle requires a charging event at least based on a state of charge of a battery system of the vehicle; determining a charging location of a charging station from a plurality of charging stations based on data associated with the vehicle and/or data associated with each of the plurality of charging stations; determining a current location of the vehicle; determining information to guide the vehicle from the current location to the determined charging location and align a charging interface of the vehicle to a charging interface of the charging location; and causing display of the determined information.

Systems and methods for guiding vehicles to charging points

A system and method of transmitting an aircraft report (AIREP) from a first aircraft having an enabled aircraft autoland system includes retrieving, via a first processing system, standard AIREP data from one or more avionic systems within the first aircraft, the standard AIREP data including standard AIREP reporting information. The first processing system retrieves autoland enablement data that indicates whether the autoland system was manually or automatically enabled, and also retrieves autoland information data from the one or more avionics systems, where the autoland information data includes current aircraft state data and current flight plan data and is different from the standard AIREP data. The autoland information data is appended to the standard AIREP data to generate an AIREP-autoland message and the AIREP-autoland message is transmitted.

System and method for transmitting reports from autoland activated aircraft

Disclosed are methods of displaying compatibility between an aircraft and a landing port, the method comprising: determining a current position of the aircraft and a gross weight of the aircraft; determining a landing port based on the current position of the aircraft; receiving a set of parameters associated with the determined landing port; determining an elevation of the determined landing port and a gross weight supported by the determined landing port at least based on the received parameters; determining whether the aircraft is compatible with the landing port at least based on the determined elevation of the determined landing port and by comparing a gross weight of the aircraft with the gross weight supported by the determined landing port; and causing display on a display device of the aircraft of an indication of the determination of whether the aircraft is compatible with the landing port.

Systems and methods to display an elevated landing port for an urban air mobility vehicle

Disclosed are methods, systems, and computer-readable medium for obstacle detection and database management using multi-source weightages. For instance, the method may include: responsive to a detection of an object, determining whether the object is a known object or an unknown object based on object features and known objects indicated by vehicle state information and an obstacle database; responsive to a determination that the object is an unknown object, updating the obstacle database with unknown object information and transmitting the unknown object information to an off-board service; receiving a response from the off-board service, the response including a weightage assigned to the unknown object; updating the obstacle database with the weightage assigned to the unknown object; and performing at least one action based on the weightage of the unknown object.

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Karnataka, India

Gireesh Kumar R N