Dynamically zoomed gauges systems and methods

Abstract

Techniques are disclosed for systems and methods to provide dynamically adjusted instrumentation for improved user convenience. In one example, the dynamically adjusted instrumentation provides a virtual gauge comprising a plurality of segments, wherein each segment is associated with a corresponding range of values for a monitored condition; receives a first value within a first one of the range of values; renders on a user display the first value with a first one of the segments associated the first range while excluding from the user display at least a portion of a second one of the segments associated with a second one of the range of values; receives a second value associated with the second range of values; and renders on the user display the second value with the second segment while excluding from the user display at least a portion of the first segment.

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