For Pilots Starved Of Oxygen, Cobham's Breathing Sensor Could Help
Credit: Cobham
As the Pentagon struggles to determine what’s behind a spike in hypoxia-like cockpit incidents across several U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force fleets, Cobham believes it may have a groundbreaking new method of pinpointing the root cause. Cobham’s Aircrew-Mounted Physiological Sensing System (AMPSS) is a...
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