Abstract: A remote station and method for rendering a ground plane over video feed are provided. The remote station comprises a processor, a communication interface for communicating with an unmanned vehicle (UV), and a non-transitory memory device storing a communications module. The communications module comprises machine-readable instructions that, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to render a ground plane over video feed. The method comprises receiving a video feed from a camera on a UV, receiving from the UV telemetry information of the camera, receiving from the camera a zoom factor of the camera, calculating a horizon of the camera at a UV controller of the UV, and rendering the horizon as an overlay image on the video feed at a display of the UV controller.

Abstract: A remote station and method for rendering a ground plane over video feed are provided. The remote station comprises a processor, a communication interface for communicating with an unmanned vehicle (UV), and a non-transitory memory device storing a communications module. The communications module comprises machine-readable instructions that, when executed by the processor, causes the processor to render a ground plane over video feed. The method comprises receiving a video feed from a camera on a UV, receiving from the UV telemetry information of the camera, receiving from the camera a zoom factor of the camera, calculating a horizon of the camera at a UV controller of the UV, and rendering the horizon as an overlay image on the video feed at a display of the UV controller.

Abstract: The present invention pertains in general to a system, method and apparatus to track a user's interaction with a workstation surrounding the sensing of user presence, user orientation workstation height for association with an identified user and providing notifications to the user for the purposes of recommending standing or seated user orientation as directed by system analysis and allowing access and tacking of such tracking and notifications by users, employers or other predetermined third-parties.

Abstract: A pedal mechanism requires a friction mechanism for producing the force hysteresis in the pedal to ensure the correct, desirable pedal ‘feel’. The friction is produced with a pivoted friction arm 28 which is urged into frictional contact with the pedal arm 18 by resetting springs 32,34.