Future Cockpit Design Will Leverage Physiological Sensors

September 06, 2022
pilots in cockpit
Understanding a pilot’s engagement, possibly through eye tracking, is key to ensuring they focus on the right systems, while keeping the context in mind.
Credit: Hinfact
Against the backdrop of an increasingly pressing need for new flight decks, Dassault Aviation has been working with ISAE-SupAero’s Department of Aerospace Vehicles Design and Control in Toulouse, which has set up a teaching and research chair on the architecture of cognitive air systems. The...

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