Our industry-leading helmet mounted display (HMD) technology is changing the paradigm for the display of information by giving pilots all the critical information they need on the helmet’s visor, enhancing response times and reducing workload to greatly enhance their ability to complete their missions successfully.

As modern Helmet Mounted Displays (HMD) move from the development phase to production, the need for automated testing to ensure the performance, quality, and constancy of the product becomes paramount. Constraints of power, weight, and center of gravity (CG) have forced the optical designer to make compromises in the optical performance.

A helmet-mounted display or HMD, as it’s commonly known, is a see-through display that’s projected directly onto the inside of a pilot’s visor. Similar to a head-up display, a HMD provides its user with significant situational awareness by projecting real-time, critical information overlaid onto their view of the outside world.

concepts to helmet display systems. The book also provides insight into head-tracking systems and techniques for stabilizing display images, examining the effects of aircraft vibration on HMD effectiveness. The third aviation-oriented HMD book was Helmet-Mounted Displays: Design Issues for Rotary-Wing Aircraft (Rash, 2001).

Helmet-mounted displays (HMDs) may become a primary source of head-up information in future tactical aircraft. In evaluations, HMDs have produced improved situation awareness and mission performance. To realize this improved performance, HMD equipped pilots spend significantly more time looking off-axis, away from traditional displays.

1991年1月1日 · The paper describes operational requirements, human engineering aspects and the requirements of an integrated light-weight helmet with two NVG-tubes and two CRTs to display superimposed NVG and...

The X-31 Test Program is a joint International Test Organization (YTO) and USAF research effort investigating the use of a combined helmet-mounted display and 3-D audio system (HMVAD) to improve pilot workload and mission effectiveness with the X-31 aircraft. The helmet system is a variation of the GEC Avionics Interim-Night Integrated and Head

As the market leader in simulation, avionics and helmet-mounted displays (HMDs), we set the standard in helmet-mounted display systems with world-class optronics for simulation in the fast-jet training environment. Count on Rockwell Collins to deliver the highest fidelity and capabilities in …

The head-up display (IIUD) is becoming the primary fixed-wing flight reference for use during both visual and instrumental meteorological conditions. An offspring of the HUD technology, the helmet-mounted display (HMD), has been developed to accommodate the require-ment for larger field-of-regard displays. The HMD is

1998年8月11日 · A particular feature of the equipment is that it can be used for testing display systems mounted on, or forming an integral part of, the complete helmet. This is made possible by the design of a compact probe that simulates the relevant features of the users eyes and can be placed inside a helmet at the eye positions.