Abstract:
The invention relates to a method and a corresponding device for assigning measurement signal and device designations from a first classification system (KS1) to a second classification system (KS2) within a projection of a technical system. The assigning process is carried out in an automated manner by means of a search engine (SM). A measurement signal or device designation from the first classification system (KS1) is entered into the search engine (SM) and converted into a search query. The text elements of the search query are then processed, wherein the text elements are semantically analyzed using a terminology (T) and compared with text elements of a list (L) which contains all measurement signal and device designations from the second classification system (KS2). The text elements from the list (L) which best match the text elements of the search query are then evaluated with respect to relevance and outputted as search results of the search engine (SM). The search result with the maximum relevance corresponds to the measurement signal or device designation from the second classification system (KS2) and replaces the measurement signal or device designation from the first classification system (KS1).
Abstract:
We describe a physical document translation management computer system for scanning, tracking and archiving paper-based tasks. The physical document translation management system comprises, inter alia: a document translation workflow management computer system to track and manage translation of electronic documents; a document content management system for storing electronic source documents for translation; a network file system for temporarily storing images of incoming paper source documents for translation; a barcode printing system to print a physical barcode page including a barcode; a document imaging system to scan a paper copy of a source document for translation and save the scanned source document to the network file system; an optical character recognition (OCR) system, to perform OCR on the scanned source document to generate a searchable portable document format version of the scanned source document; and a control system. The system uses a physical link (between the electronic job ID code and the paper-based translation job), to process a paper-based translation job and provide a verification/error checking step during this processing. The verification step checks whether a job associated with the physical barcode exists in the content management system before adding a scanned version of the paper-based translation job to the system and before adding the job to an OCR queue to create a searchable version of the translation job and thereby ensures that a physical link between the system and the translation job has been formed before the job is processed. This enables the processing of the paper-based tasks by electronic workflow and content management systems, which typically only accept electronic content.
Abstract:
Systems and methods for dynamically creating collaborative teams and managing collaborative work of a team are generally disclosed herein. One example embodiment includes the dynamic creation of a collaborative team by creating an association between team members via a managing module. The managing module may be capable of managing, among other things, team members on a team, tasks and goals of each member of the team, as well as documentation associated with the team. In some embodiments, the managing module may use a chat or messaging protocol to manage collaborative modifications to documents of the team.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for comparing aircraft parts. A first model (238) is identified for a first aircraft (104) for assembly. A second model (240) is identified for a second aircraft (104) that has been assembled. First parts for the aircraft in the first model (238) are compared with second parts for the second aircraft (104) in the second model (240). Graphical representations (214) of the first parts and the second parts are displayed illustrating a difference (246) between the first parts and the second parts from a comparison (244) of the first parts and the second parts.
Abstract:
One embodiment of the present invention provides a user interface for presenting anomaly-detection outcomes associated with an organization to a user. The user interface includes a receiving mechanism configured to receive the anomaly-detection outcomes, a display that displays the anomaly-detection outcomes at a first resolution, and a command-receiving mechanism configured to receive commands from the user. In response to receiving a respective user command, the display is configured to display the anomaly-detection outcomes at a second resolution.
Abstract:
This power information management system is provided with a power information management device for managing information concerning power received by a consumer. The power information management device comprises the following: a power attribute evaluation unit for evaluating the attributes of the power received by the consumer; and a cumulative attribute information storage unit for cumulatively storing the evaluated power attribute information each time the power attribute evaluation unit evaluates power attributes.
Abstract:
A biometric feedback system for providing biometric feedback to a subject while the subject performs a controlled physical movement includes an applied-force-recording interface and at least one controller electrically coupled to the applied-force-recording interface. The at least one controller receives applied force from the subject during the controlled physical movement and the applied-force-recording interface records data related to the applied force. The biometric feedback system also includes a dynamic surface electromyograph (“sEMG”) device that detects muscle tension along at least one muscle group of the subject while the subject performs the controlled physical movement and records data related to the muscle tension. A hub receives and processes data from the applied-force-recording interface and the dynamic sEMG device. A visual display displays the processed data from the hub.
Abstract:
In one embodiment, the methods and apparatuses detect devices participating in a collaboration session; monitor the devices for an attribute corresponding to an attention level of each of the devices; and determine whether each device is active based on the attention level.
Abstract:
A project management system is described, including (i) a people database storing profiles of individuals; (ii) a project processor configured to: display a project template on a graphical user interface for an initial project; enter parameter values into fields of the project template based on inputs from a user; identify individuals to work on the initial project by comparing the profiles of the individuals stored in the people database with the parameter values in the project template; modify the performance evaluation of an individual based on feedback from at least one of realized outcomes; modify at least one of the expected outcomes based on feedback from at least one of the profiles; modify at least one of the expected outcomes based on feedback from at least one of the realized outcomes; and display at least one of the parameter values entered into the project template on the graphical user interface.
Abstract:
The present subject matter relates to a configurable process management system. In one embodiment, the configurable process management system (102) comprises a configuration module (108) configured to model one or more process workflows (216) based at least on process requirements. Each of the process workflows (216) comprises a plurality of process activities. Further, the configuration module (108) is configured to create at least one custom application for one of a plurality of process activities, based on application inputs obtained from a user. The custom application, thus, created is associated with a selected process workflow (216) amongst the one or more process workflows (216).