Abstract: Systems and methods for providing situational awareness to pilots of an aircraft. One example system includes an electronic processor configured to receive a raw sensor value for an operational characteristic of the aircraft and generate a processed sensor value based on the raw sensor value. The electronic processor is configured to provide the processed sensor value to a flight control system. The electronic processor is configured to generate a first digital gauge object that includes a graphical representation of the raw sensor value. The electronic processor is configured to generate a second digital gauge object that includes a graphical representation of the processed sensor value and a graphical representation indicating that the processed sensor value is being displayed. The electronic processor is configured to present the first digital gauge object on a first display of the aircraft and the second digital gauge object on a second display of the aircraft.

Abstract: A system and method for measuring the movement of one or more limbs of an infant using a video system for the purpose of determining whether the infant suffers from or is at risk of suffering from a medical condition such as cerebral palsy.

Abstract: A system and method for measuring the movement of one or more limbs of an infant using a video system for the purpose of determining whether the infant suffers from or is at risk of suffering from a medical condition such as cerebral palsy.

Abstract: A crash helmet with adjustably tinted visor including a helmet portion dimensioned for receiving a wearer's head therein. The helmet portion has an open lower end and a closed upper end. The helmet portion has a front section, a back section, and opposed side sections. The front section has an opening therein to allow the wearer to see therethrough. A transparent front panel is hingedly coupled with the opening in the front section of the helmet portion. The front panel is fabricated of an electro-sensitive crystal material to allow the front panel to vary in shades of tints. The electro-sensitive crystal material includes a logic control circuit. A control panel is disposed within one of the side sections of the helmet portion. The control panel is in communication with the logic control circuit for adjusting the shade of tints of the transparent front panel.