Abstract: A method for analyzing and displaying surveillance video including: capturing, using a first video camera, a first plurality of video frames of a first area at a first time; analyzing the first plurality of video frames or linking to one or more alarms received; determining a first activity of interest within one or more first video frames of the first plurality of video frames; generating a first activity of interest video clip from the one or more first video frames; and displaying the first activity of interest video clip within a first carousel on a display device, wherein the first activity of interest video clip is configured to rotate around a first axis within the first carousel on the display device.

Abstract: A method for analyzing and displaying surveillance video including: capturing, using a first video camera, a first plurality of video frames of a first area at a first time; analyzing the first plurality of video frames or linking to one or more alarms received; determining a first activity of interest within one or more first video frames of the first plurality of video frames; generating a first activity of interest video clip from the one or more first video frames; and displaying the first activity of interest video clip within a first carousel on a display device, wherein the first activity of interest video clip is configured to rotate around a first axis within the first carousel on the display device.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to a design methodology used in manufacturing a broaching tool for cutting slots in aerospace disk applications. The method includes modeling geometry of the slot and the broach tool, which is based upon an initial minimum tooth rise that is determined empirically for the particular disk material. The number of broach inserts and teeth per insert is calculated, and the broach inserts are modeled. The stresses and deformation of the lug are calculated in a finite elements environment based upon simulated incremental broach tool movements. If the lug is not within specifications based upon design constraints, then the broach tool is revised and the simulations are repeated until the slot is within the desired specifications.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to a design methodology used in manufacturing a broaching tool for cutting slots in aerospace disk applications. The method includes modeling geometry of the slot and the broach tool, which is based upon an initial minimum tooth rise that is determined empirically for the particular disk material. The number of broach inserts and teeth per insert is calculated, and the broach inserts are modeled. The stresses and deformation of the lug are calculated in a finite elements environment based upon simulated incremental broach tool movements. If the lug is not within specifications based upon design constraints, then the broach tool is revised and the simulations are repeated until the slot is within the desired specifications.