Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition, Inc.

Metadata Authoring Technologies, LLC

Thomas Eskridge

Matthew Johnson

Chua Wei Liang Kenny

Marco Mattos Carvalho

Jeffrey M Bradshaw

Leonard A Temme

David L Still

Lawrence K Bunch

Paul J Feltovich

James Lott

Mary Margaret Warren

Patrick John Hayes

Michael Brunnbauer

A visual display for use by a user for navigation and obstacle avoidance. A typical user employs the invention in operating a vehicle. The display may include a conventional video feed. A visual arch metaphor is also provided. If used in conjunction with a video feed, the arch metaphor preferably extends from the left side of the video, over the top of the video, and on to the right side of the video. The ranging data is then correlated to a predefined color scale. The ranging data is also correlated to a position on the arch metaphor.

User display providing obstacle avoidance

A system that improves the current state of the art with a device for users to annotate information system resources with semantically rich data and that same data is then immediately transformed into structured machine-readable content that is portable and re-usable through linked data methods. The techniques used in the invention can be used over many combinations of information systems and resources, including the internet, in a stand-alone configuration, or in an intranet or enterprise system; for resources including images, documents, music files, videos, or any other resources that exist in a digital domain.

Device for construction of computable linked semantic annotations

A visual display for use by a user for navigation and obstacle avoidance. A typical user employs the invention in operating a vehicle. The display may include a conventional video feed. A visual arch metaphor is also provided. A ranging device mounted on the vehicle collects ranging data around the vehicle. As an example, the ranging device might collect 180 degrees of ranging data extending from the vehicle's left side, across the vehicle's front, and over to the vehicle's right side. The ranging data is correlated to a predefined color scale. The ranging data is also correlated to a position on the arch metaphor.

An integrated flight instrument which provides unambiguous information regarding the motion of a hovering aircraft. The instrument accurately depicts motion in six degrees of freedom (roll, pitch, yaw, forward translation, lateral translation, and vertical translation), as well as aircraft power requirements and utilization.

Motion-resolving hover display

A method for visually depicting complex events. Software agents are preferably employed to assist the human operator by collecting, enriching, selecting, aggregating, and analyzing data so that patterns of interest can be visually flagged or otherwise emphasized in the visual display. Events are depicted as an 'event flow' from a source surface to a destination surface. Intervening surfaces may also be defined. The point of origin on the source surface reveals some information about the event flow, as does the point of impact on the destination surface. The event flow may be mapped to one or more intervening surfaces in order to visually depict other characteristics of the event. The entire depiction is rendered in a simulated three-dimensional view. The user is preferably given the ability to pan, zoom, and reorient the vantage point from which the user 'views' the depiction on the computer display.

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Thomas Eskridge