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Artificial intelligence in the helicopter cockpit of the future
IEEE/AIAA 10th Digital Avionics Systems Conference, 2002The authors describe research in the development of a situation assessment system for use in next-generation US Army helicopters. They first describe the problems faced by attack and scout helicopter pilots when conducting missions at night or under adverse weather conditions.
D. Ballard, L. Owsley
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A comfort evaluation method based on an intelligent car cockpit
Human Factors and Ergonomics in Manufacturing & Service Industries, 2022AbstractWith the rapid development of automobiles, car cockpits are becoming more and more intelligent and advanced, and the intelligent requirements of automobile cockpits are gradually increasing. However, the real value of intelligence can only be realized when it makes passengers in a cockpit feel comfortable.
Jian‐Jun Yang +3 more
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Intelligent System for Video Monitoring of Vehicle Cockpit
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1998<div class="htmlview paragraph">Vision systems are of a great interest for monitoring driver's vigilance and occupant nature and position. The use of such system can also provide many information for increasing vehicle occupant comfort and security.
S. Boverie, J.M. Lequellec, A. Hirl
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Hierarchical modeling of mainstream functional requirements for intelligent cockpits
WORK: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment & RehabilitationBackground Potential functional user needs have become more valuable and difficult to satisfy as the problem of homogenization of intelligent cockpit (IC) functions has intensified. Objective To address the mismatch between IC market ...
Zhang, Lu +6 more
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New « Intelligence » Coming to the Cockpit…Again?
2018Adaptive automation/agent has been “a good idea” for 40 years now. Yet it’s hardly used so far. Automations changing in accordance to internal rules are widely distributed and eventually fail to be understandable whenever their inner change can’t be grasped by the operator supposedly “trained & in charge”.
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Humane Intelligence: A Human Factors Perspective for Developing Intelligent Cockpits
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine, 1986A human factors perspective for creating intelligent cockpits is described and explained. A conceptualized interface among the pilots, mental models, and human information technologies is proposed wherein knowledge concerning human cognition is meshed with the capabilities and limitations of artificial intelligence (AI). Necessarily, a different way of
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Application and Development of AI Technology in Automobile Intelligent Cockpit
2022 3rd International Conference on Electronic Communication and Artificial Intelligence (IWECAI), 2022Fei Meng, Xianglei Zhu, Ya'nan Li
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Pilot Decision-Making Support through Intelligent Cockpit Technologies
2023Technological progress and additional operational challenges from ever-increasing traffic in the skies have driven a constant evolution of aircraft cockpits throughout the history of aviation. A further generational step in the persisting evolution of the flight deck will likely be initiated by the industry's push towards new operational concepts, such
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A Conception of Flight Test Mode for Future Intelligent Cockpit
2020 Chinese Automation Congress (CAC), 2020On the basis of analyzing the application background of artificial intelligence technology, this paper analyzes the working mechanism of intelligent cockpit from the two dimensions of combat application and technology realization, aiming at the application requirements of intelligent technology in cockpit.
First A. Baohua.Liang +2 more
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Analysis on Evaluation and Design of Intelligent Cockpit in Automobiles
2024 International Conference on Electrical Drives, Power Electronics & Engineering (EDPEE)exaly +2 more sources