Abstract: Described herein is a method comprising (a) sending unmanned aircraft system (UAS) data providing a first UAS location indication on a map on a display of the computing device, wherein the first UAS location indication comprises an aggregate indication of a plurality of UASs located within a first area on the map, (b) receiving data comprising a request for additional information related to the first UAS location indication, (c) in response to receiving the request for additional information, sending additional location data related to the plurality of UASs, including a plurality of second UAS location indications at a plurality of locations within the first area on the map, wherein each second UAS indication corresponds to a subset of the plurality of UASs represented by the first UAS location indication, and (d) updating the display of the computing device to show the plurality of second UAS location indications.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a computer-implemented method comprises receiving at a server computer via a data communication network, a plurality of raw sensor data and a plurality of self-report score values from a plurality of mobile computing devices; using the server computer, for a particular mobile computing device from among the plurality of mobile computing devices; calculating a plurality of inference data based upon transformations of the raw sensor data and the plurality of self-report score values; the server computer accessing via the network a patient electronic health record that is associated with a user of the particular mobile computing device; inputting the raw sensor data and the electronic health record to a plurality of trained machine learning models; operating the plurality of trained machine learning models in an inference phase to generate outputs specifying probabilities that a user of the particular mobile computing device would respond above a particular threshold for each item of the patien

Abstract: A safety guard support for a power take off shaft, the safety guard support: including a bearing; and a retainer ring. The bearing and the retainer ring including corresponding interlocking formations configured to prevent rotation of the bearing relative the retainer ring about a longitudinal axis.

Abstract: A safety guard support for a power take off shaft, the safety guard support including a bearing; and a retainer ring. The bearing and the retainer ring including corresponding interlocking formations configured to prevent rotation of the bearing relative the retainer ring about a longitudinal axis.

Abstract: A castellated locking clip, for use with a Power Take Off safety guard, the locking clip including at least two castellations.

Abstract: A safety guard for a power take off (PTO) shaft including a guard body for positioning over the PTO shaft, and a U-shaped locking clip. The clip is slidable in a radial direction with respect to the PTO shaft, between the locked and unlocked positions. The locking clip includes a pair of locking portions that each extend into an annular groove present on the PTO shaft or present on a guard bearing member mounted to the PTO shaft when the locking member is in the locked position to prevent axial displacement of the guard body relative to the PTO shaft.

Abstract: A safety guard for a power take off shaft comprises a guard body (14,15) for positioning over the PTO shaft (10), and a U-shaped locking clip (26). The clip is slidable in a radial direction with respect to the PTO shaft between a locked position and an unlocked position. The locking clip (26) comprises a pair of locking portions that each extend into an annular groove (24) present on the PTO shaft or present on a guard bearing member mounted to the PTO shaft when the locking member (26) is in the locked position to prevent axial displacement of the guard body relative to the PTO shaft.