Analysis of azimuth head motion in rotary-wing flight using various helmet-mounted display configurations
Analysis of azimuth head motion in rotary-wing flight using various helmet-mounted display configurations
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In spite of an immense increase in interest in helmet- mounted displays (HMDs) over the past two decades, there have been few studies on head motion while using HMDs in operational flight. Rotary-wing flights conducted using a number of HMD configurations have resulted in a head position database that will be useful in filling this void. Various analysis techniques have been applied to investigate characteristics of head position distributions for a slalom flight maneuver for four visual environments: good visual environment (daytime, unaided), night vision goggles, HMD with thermal imagery, and HMD with thermal imagery and symbology.
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Analysis of azimuth head motion in rotary-wing flight using various helmet-mounted display configurations
Helmet- and Head-Mounted Displays VI ; 2001 ; Orlando,FL,United States
Proc. SPIE ; 4361
2001-08-22
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English