Abstract: In some implementations, the disclosed systems and methods can compute the position of the user interface elements in three-dimensional space, project the position into two-dimensional camera space, and dynamically determine the scale of the user interface elements per frame as either static or dynamic based on the distance between the user and the virtual object. In some implementations, the disclosed systems and methods can simulate a three-dimensional (3D) XR experience on the 2D interface (such as a laptop, mobile phone, tablet, etc.), by placing a virtual XR head-mounted display (HMD) into the XR environment, and providing feeds of the field-of view of the virtual XR HMD to the 2D interface.

Abstract: Systems and methods for administering a workers' compensation (WC) claim include a non-transitory, tangible computer-readable storage medium including a WC claim processing program bearing instructions for performing a settlement strategy for WC claims. A processor is configured to execute the WC claim processing program. The WC claim processing program includes a Cost of Waiting (COW) calculating module configured to calculate a COW for a predetermined period of time after an Arrival of a Settlement Opportunity (ASO) of each of the population of seasoned WC claims using the seasoned WC claim financial data and a machine learning module configured to conduct a regression analysis of the population of seasoned WC claims to determine a WC claim characteristic comprising an adversely-developing predictor that the COW of an open WC claim will more likely develop adversely when the corresponding WC claim characteristic data of the open WC claim matches the adversely-developing predictor.

Abstract: Systems and methods for administering a workers' compensation (WC) claim include a non-transitory, tangible computer-readable storage medium including a WC claim processing program bearing instructions for performing a settlement strategy for WC claims. A processor is configured to execute the WC claim processing program. The WC claim processing program includes a Cost of Waiting (COW) calculating module configured to calculate a COW for a predetermined period of time after an Arrival of a Settlement Opportunity (ASO) of each of the population of seasoned WC claims using the seasoned WC claim financial data and a machine learning module configured to conduct a regression analysis of the population of seasoned WC claims to determine a WC claim characteristic comprising an adversely-developing predictor that the COW of an open WC claim will more likely develop adversely when the corresponding WC claim characteristic data of the open WC claim matches the adversely-developing predictor.

Abstract: An N-way RF/microwave power divider/combiner utilizes one input and N outputs, or conversely N inputs and one output to divide (or combine) RF/microwave power while simultaneously and non-invasively measuring reflected power present due to mismatched loads or other failed components. The Gysel divider/combiner technique is used with the addition of N temperature measuring devices placed directly on the N isolation loads separated from the main divider/combiner lines. Because of high isolation between the N channels of the divider/combiner, the temperature above ambient of each isolation load is strongly correlated to the amount of power reflected back to an output port. The temperature is sensed external to the RF circuit whereby a measure of reflected power can be made without the use of invasive directional-coupler techniques. This is highly advantageous since directional-coupler techniques would increase the insertion-loss, cost, and complexity of the divider/combiner.