Abstract: Embodiments provide an animated graphical user interface for simultaneously monitoring multiple autonomous aircraft. More specifically, techniques disclosed herein provide a GUI that allows for one-to-many supervision where a remote supervisor (e.g., human or artificial intelligence) may continuously monitor and/or interact with a plurality of autonomous aircraft. For example, the autonomous aircraft may include one or more autonomous electric vertical takeoff landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Embodiments provide command input system and techniques that reduce human error by assigning an input mechanism and a command input menu to a unique flight parameter.

Abstract: Embodiments provide a flight supervision platform including a server computer and an animated graphical user interface for simultaneously monitoring multiple autonomous aircraft. More specifically, techniques disclosed herein provide a flight supervision platform that allows for one-to-many supervision where a remote supervisor (e.g., human or artificial intelligence) may continuously monitor and/or interact with a plurality of autonomous aircraft. For example, the autonomous aircraft may include one or more autonomous electric vertical takeoff landing (eVTOL) aircraft. The flight supervision platform may display information and receive input via the GUI and transmit commands based on the received input to the autonomous aircraft.

Abstract: Methods of assessing purity of cytisine using gradient chromatography at multiple wavelengths is provided herein.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a system for circulating fluid in an algae cultivation pond. The system includes an algae cultivation pond having an aspect ratio of length to width between 0.7:1 to 2:1, and the pond is at least 5 acres in overall size. An island has a first side and a second side and is positioned in the pond to create a first channel adjacent the first side of the island and a second channel adjacent the second side of the island. An energy input means is located in the first channel and moves fluid around the island through the first channel and through the second channel. The second channel is at least three times wider than the first channel, and a length of the island is at least six times larger than a width of the island.