Abstract: A control system for a military vehicle includes processing circuitry configured to obtain a weight, an incline, a brake air supply pressure, a current gear, and a transaxle range of the military vehicle. The processing circuitry is also configured to determine a minimum brake air supply pressure for the military vehicle based on the weight, the incline, the current gear, and the transaxle range of the military vehicle. The processing circuitry is also configured to compare the brake air supply pressure to the minimum brake air supply pressure, and, in response to the brake air supply pressure being less than the minimum brake air supply pressure, operate a display of the military vehicle to provide an alarm to an operator of the military vehicle to notify the operator that the brake air supply pressure is less than the minimum brake air supply pressure.

Abstract: A control system for a military vehicle includes processing circuitry configured to obtain a weight, an incline, a brake air supply pressure, a current gear, and a transaxle range of the military vehicle. The processing circuitry is also configured to determine a minimum brake air supply pressure for the military vehicle based on the weight, the incline, the current gear, and the transaxle range of the military vehicle. The processing circuitry is also configured to compare the brake air supply pressure to the minimum brake air supply pressure, and, in response to the brake air supply pressure being less than the minimum brake air supply pressure, operate a display of the military vehicle to provide an alarm to an operator of the military vehicle to notify the operator that the brake air supply pressure is less than the minimum brake air supply pressure.

Abstract: Adaptive biosignal systems and methods are disclosed for switching one or more designations of biosignal sensors for dynamic adaptation and optimization of one or more biosignal detection devices. A sensor designation cycle is executed for a plurality of biosignal sensors of a biosignal detection device, each of the plurality of biosignal sensors configured to collect biosignal data of a user, and each of the plurality of biosignal sensors having a designation defining an electrical sensor modality modifiable by a switch communicatively coupled to the biosignal detection device. The plurality of biosignal sensors comprises at least a first biosignal sensor, a second biosignal sensor, and a third biosignal sensor, wherein the first biosignal sensor is designated as a reference sensor, and wherein the second biosignal sensor is designated as a measurement sensor. The sensor designation cycle comprises various algorithms for switching designations of the various sensors.

Abstract: A method of using a single self-supporting, resilient, expandable, contoured tube to form either of two possible hat configurations; the tube having a honeycombed expandable configured encircling wall defining first and second head receiving openings toward respective first and second ends of the wall and spaced along a defined length of the wall; the wall being configured along its length so as to define a first configuration towards the first opening different than a second configuration toward the second opening; the method comprising: selecting one of the first and second openings to be pulled over the head of a user; and pulling the selected opening over the head of the user for a portion of the length of the tube while expanding the portion to form a first hat configuration an appearance different from an appearance and configuration formed when the second opening is pulled over the head of the user and expanded.