This document discusses normalizing analog input values and using a normalized tunable sigmoid function to map the normalized values to control outputs. It explains that normalizing input values between -1 and 1 makes them easier to work with for tasks like control systems. An example is given of normalizing left/right rotation input between -1024 to 1024 to -1 to 1. A sigmoid-like function is then used to scale the normalized input to degrees of rotation per frame in a way that provides both full range of control and sensitivity, with the steepness adjustable via a tunable k parameter.