Rockwell Collins, Inc.

University of Iowa Research Foundation

Thomas Schnell

Andrew A Pieper

Jason C Wenger

Max G Taylor

Daniel J Henry

Matthew Jacob Cunnien

Brian R Wolford

Jaclyn A Hoke

Michael J Armstrong

Peter J Flugstad

Shawn M Spencer

Alex Postnikov

Donald E Glass

Anil K Chauhan

Salam F Rahmatalla

Enrique C Leira

The disclosed apparatus, systems and methods relate to devices, systems and methods for improving thrombolysis via synergetic application of thrombolytics with physical factors, such as in acute ischemic stroke patients. Vibration in the low (0.5-120 Hz) frequency range is synergistic with tissue plasminogen activators (rtPA), significantly improving the effectiveness of thrombolysis without impairing blood brain barrier permeability. Administration of low frequency vibration combined with rtPA improve acute ischemic stroke outcomes.

Replication or mitigation of low frequency vibration and other physical factors to enhance the effect of thrombolysis on patients with ischemic stroke

An aviation display system includes an input source configured to provide a left eye input channel including a first band and an input source configured to provide a right eye input channel having a second band different from the first band. A processor is coupled with the input sources and with a non-transitory processor readable medium storing processor executable code, which causes the processor to receive data indicative of the left eye and right eye input channels from the input sources and to generate a left eye output channel and a right eye output channel. A display is configured to receive the left and right eye output channels from the processor and to provide an image indicative of the left eye output channel to a left eye of a user, and an image indicative of the right eye output channel to a right eye of the user.

Aviation display system and method

A system and method is disclosed for correlation of received objects offering a valid presentation to an operator. The method correlates actual objects and simulated objects to offer a valuable training presentation environment to an operator. The method may receive a plurality of data streams including sensed data, simulated sensed data, and truth data to correlate among the plurality of data to determine if the data corresponds to a common object. Each of these data streams may be received from an off-board source via datalink or generated by an onboard simulation data source. The system correlates data received from an onboard source with data received from an off-board source to present the best available training scenario to the operator.

Embedded simulator method and related system

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Iowa City, IA, United States of America

Thomas Schnell