Abstract: Methods and associated systems and apparatus for generating a three-dimensional (3D) flight path for a moveable platform such as an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) are disclosed herein. The method includes receiving a set of 3D information associated with a virtual reality environment and receiving a plurality of virtual locations in the virtual reality environment. For individual virtual locations, the system receives a corresponding action item. The system then generates a 3D path based on at least one of the set of 3D information, the plurality of virtual locations, and the plurality of action items. The system then generates a set of images associated with the 3D path and then visually presents the same to an operator via a virtual reality device. The system enables the operator to adjust the 3D path via the virtual reality device.

Abstract: The present application relates to a method for managing and controlling a system permission, a data center, a management and control apparatus, and a storage medium. The method for managing and controlling a system permission includes: obtaining personnel change information, wherein the personnel change information includes personal information of a changed person and information about a position change mode of the changed person; obtaining a current permission interface of the changed person based on the personal information; determining, based on the permission interface, whether the changed person has an operation permission for a current object system; if the changed person has the operation permission for the current object system, determining whether the position change mode of the changed person is transfer; sending a notification message if the position change mode of the changed person is the transfer..

Abstract: An implant for treatment of a vascular space can form open loops and closed loops in separate cycles to provide balanced stiffness and flexibility. Such an implant provides both stability for retention within the vascular space and conformability for mitigating forces on the vasculature. Such a configuration can also provide proper coverage over an opening to a vascular space into which the implant is delivered, for reducing or eliminating flow into or out of the body cavity and promoting occlusion of the vascular space.