Abstract: The invention relates to a human-machine interface, in particular for a vehicle or for a device, comprising at least one gripping element equipped with at least one signal-generating means, and a controller and a base for fastening and mobilizing the gripping element and allowing the passage of data connections, the gripping element incorporating at least two data concentrators each connected, at input, in parallel to at least one signal-generating means and connected, at output, to the controller via the base by way of at least one data bus.

Abstract: A device includes a control handle having several detection zones. Each detection zone includes a first and a second sensor, each capable of switching to an active state when it detects the presence of the pilot's hand on the detection zone. These first and second sensors are sensitive to, respectively, a first and a second physical characteristic of the pilot's hand, the second physical characteristic being independent of the first physical characteristic. A processing unit of the device is configured to calculate the number of detection zones that have at least one sensor in the active state, and, when this calculated number is greater than a predetermined threshold, to trigger the indication of a correct grip of the handle.

Abstract: The invention relates to a human-machine interface, in particular for a vehicle or for a device, comprising at least one gripping element equipped with at least one signal-generating means, and a controller and a base for fastening and mobilizing the gripping element and allowing the passage of data connections, the gripping element incorporating at least two data concentrators each connected, at input, in parallel to at least one signal-generating means and connected, at output, to the controller via the base by way of at least one data bus.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a human-machine interface, in particular for a vehicle or for a device, comprising at least one gripping element comprising at least one transducer transmitting a command depending on at least one item of input information. The human-machine interface comprises at least one sensor and calculation means configured to determine a position of at least one interaction surface for interaction between an operator and the gripping element, the calculation means also being configured to determine whether the command is intentional by determining whether at least one first predefined surface lies at least partially within the interaction surface, so as to authorise the transmission of the command by the human-machine interface when it is determined that the command is intentional.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for controlling and monitoring a peripheral in an aircraft that includes a master module connected to each slave module. Each slave module is disposed around a controlled peripheral and is connected to a port of the master module by a bidirectional link. The master module sends data frames comprising the value of a counter. Each slave module reads the value of the counter included in the data frame received, updates a counter with the value read, checks whether the value of the updated counter corresponds to a time-period index associated with the slave module and if so transfers a data frame to the master module. The master module selects, from a table comprising time period indices and identifiers, the port connecting the master module to the slave module the identifier of which is associated with the time-period index that corresponds to the counter's value.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for controlling and monitoring a peripheral in an aircraft that includes a master module connected to each slave module. Each slave module is disposed around a controlled peripheral and is connected to a port of the master module by a bidirectional link. The master module sends data frames comprising the value of a counter. Each slave module reads the value of the counter included in the data frame received, updates a counter with the value read, checks whether the value of the updated counter corresponds to a time-period index associated with the slave module and if so transfers a data frame to the master module. The master module selects, from a table comprising time period indices and identifiers, the port connecting the master module to the slave module the identifier of which is associated with the time-period index that corresponds to the counter's value.