Honeywell International Inc.

Tor Finseth

Robert E De Mers

Pavel Kolcarek

Nichola Lubold

A method and system for providing playback of air traffic control (ATC) communications for a pilot of an aircraft has been developed. First, an audio communication is received from the ATC for the pilot of the aircraft. The audio communication is segmented into three separate audio channels including: a raw channel of the audio communication as received, an enhanced channel of a filtered version of the audio communication, and a synthesized channel of a speech synthesized version of the audio communication. An identification function identifies segments of each audio communication with reference to identifying data for the aircraft. The separate audio channels are then stored in an electronic memory for later retrieval by the pilot of the aircraft.

System and method for enhanced playback of air traffic control communication

A system and method for providing real-time feedback of remote collaborative communication between users includes extracting speech-related features and physiological features from at least one of the users and using these features to determine a stress state of at least one user. In response to the determined stress state audio signals may be processed to manipulate one or more vocal features of the speech supplied from another user, and/or at least one device may supply feedback to another user that provides suggestions as to how to manipulate or more of their vocal features.

System and method for real-time feedback of remote collaborative communication

A display system includes a display device and a processing system. The display device includes at least one display region. The processing system receives motion data indicative of relative motion between the display device and images, viewed by a user, on or through the at least one display region. The processing system supplies visual cue commands that cause only a first visual cue to be generated on or adjacent to the left peripheral side and only a second visual cue to be generated on or adjacent to the right peripheral side or only the first visual cue to be generated on or adjacent to the top peripheral side and only the second visual cue to be generated on or adjacent to the bottom peripheral side, and to selectively vary either the positions of the first and second visual cues, or the positions of the first and second visual cues.

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Tor Finseth