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Robotically Assisted Gastric Resections Using the hinotori™: A Cadaveric Feasibility Study.
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Proceedings of the tenth ACM international conference on Multimedia, 2002
Wide field-of-view (FOV) is necessary for many industrial applications, such as air traffic control, large vehicle driving and navigation. Unfortunately, the supporting structure/frame in most systems usually blocks part of the view, results in "blind spot" and raises the risk. In some cases, the working site is hazardous to the pilot.
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Wide field-of-view (FOV) is necessary for many industrial applications, such as air traffic control, large vehicle driving and navigation. Unfortunately, the supporting structure/frame in most systems usually blocks part of the view, results in "blind spot" and raises the risk. In some cases, the working site is hazardous to the pilot.
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Behaviour & Information Technology, 1995
Abstract Engineering design is increasingly being supported by automatic procedures capable of improving a design but which, nevertheless, require human guidance if they are to be successful. Such guidance requires an effective interface. One such interface, recently implemented within a complex engineering design tool, is based upon the Cockpit ...
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Abstract Engineering design is increasingly being supported by automatic procedures capable of improving a design but which, nevertheless, require human guidance if they are to be successful. Such guidance requires an effective interface. One such interface, recently implemented within a complex engineering design tool, is based upon the Cockpit ...
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2007 emerging technologies, 2007
We propose a "transparent cockpit" that is aimed toward improving the operativeness, safety, and comfort during controlling a vehicle. In the transparent cockpit, the interior appointments of the vehicle are virtually transparent; this is enabled by using the retro-reflective projection technology.
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We propose a "transparent cockpit" that is aimed toward improving the operativeness, safety, and comfort during controlling a vehicle. In the transparent cockpit, the interior appointments of the vehicle are virtually transparent; this is enabled by using the retro-reflective projection technology.
Takumi Yoshida +5 more
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The Diagnostic Cockpit of the Future
Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2023The integration of digital data from imaging, pathology, genomics, and other fields creates an opportunity to produce information-rich diagnoses, especially for complex patients. Technology exists today to create a "diagnostic cockpit" that can accept inputs from multiple sources, analyze them using artificial intelligence and other quantitative tools,
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Computer, 2007
In modern air craft, the cockpit is often referred to as a glass cockpit because of the replacement of traditional banks of mechanical dials with computer monitors. Behind these modern displays is a variety of interconnected computers, sensors, and actuators that constitute the avionics system.
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In modern air craft, the cockpit is often referred to as a glass cockpit because of the replacement of traditional banks of mechanical dials with computer monitors. Behind these modern displays is a variety of interconnected computers, sensors, and actuators that constitute the avionics system.
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1974
THE flight deck of the VFW 614 is designed for a crew of two members and ICAO Category I operation with adequate space for extension to ICAO Category II. It satisfies all the requirements of commercial air traffic in the future, and the pilots have a minimum amount of work with maximum cockpit comfort in spite of the increased work load in short‐haul ...
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THE flight deck of the VFW 614 is designed for a crew of two members and ICAO Category I operation with adequate space for extension to ICAO Category II. It satisfies all the requirements of commercial air traffic in the future, and the pilots have a minimum amount of work with maximum cockpit comfort in spite of the increased work load in short‐haul ...
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1965
IN addition to complying with British Civil Airworthiness Requirements and the regulations of the Federal Aviation Agency, the opinions of many experienced airline pilots were sought during the early project stages of the Hawker Siddeley 748 cockpit development. The recommendations of the British Airline Pilots' Association were also incorporated.
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IN addition to complying with British Civil Airworthiness Requirements and the regulations of the Federal Aviation Agency, the opinions of many experienced airline pilots were sought during the early project stages of the Hawker Siddeley 748 cockpit development. The recommendations of the British Airline Pilots' Association were also incorporated.
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Concept of an Adaptive Cockpit to Maintain the Workflow of the Cockpit Crew
2020In this article we describe a novel concept of a reconfiguring cockpit that adapts itself to the current work situation of the pilot. Today’s cockpit design methods make use of static task models and workload models to avoid overload situations to the cockpit crew.
Juliane Müller 0006, Axel Schulte
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2012
Das Cockpit ist der Arbeitsplatz des Fahrers. In dem Bereich kommt neben der Technik ein menschlicher Einfluss ins Spiel. Ergonomie ist entscheidend, dass der Fahrer die moglichen Fahrleistungen eines Fahrzeugs auch tatsachlich umzusetzen vermag.
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Das Cockpit ist der Arbeitsplatz des Fahrers. In dem Bereich kommt neben der Technik ein menschlicher Einfluss ins Spiel. Ergonomie ist entscheidend, dass der Fahrer die moglichen Fahrleistungen eines Fahrzeugs auch tatsachlich umzusetzen vermag.
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