The L3Harris DVLS system is an easy to integrate, intuitive and effective augmented reality helmet mounted display system and fusion engine, ensuring successful mission accomplishment in degraded visual environments.

Degraded Visibility Landing System (DVLS) enhances pilots’ situational awareness by providing a low-latency, binocular helmet-mounted display (HMD) featuring augmented reality symbology including obstructions, threat data and synthetic terrain along with a high design assurance level primary flight display.

Elbit Systems’ LVL solution is based on our most prevalent HMD worldwide – the Helmet Display and Tracking System (HDTS), which is based on our legacy ANVIS/HUD™ with advanced INS and DTED information, which displays an intuitive 3D conformal symbology superimposed on the pilots outside world.

Two key elements form the basis for the DVE simulation environment: a reconfigurable pilot station and a research helmet-mounted display (HMD). The specific DVE elements are built on top of them. Both the pilot station and the research-HMD have previously been used in several studies and demonstrations. For

NASA Vertical Motion Simulator with NVG-HUD and Panel-Mounted Displays. The inability of the pilot to see the terrain and obstacles in a Degraded Visual Environment (DVE) has been a leading...

Abstract: We have implemented three variants for a display for HMD 3D sensor data. Each can be useful in different DVE situations. Each has advantages and drawbacks depending on DVE situation.

2020年1月5日 · In this research, we designed an HMD symbol called the Ground Path Vector (GPV) that assists pilot tracking of ground features and undulating terrain while paying attention to flight instrument data, and evaluated its performance in pilot-in-the-loop simulations.

SNC’s Degraded Visual Environment (DVE) solutions provide increased flight safety and operational capability by restoring pilot situational awareness in currently prohibitive degraded visual environments.

2024年1月1日 · The availability of an HMD hardly improved flight performance but did allow the pilots to focus their attention more outside, significantly improving their situation awareness and reducing workload. These benefits were found in DVE as well as GVE conditions.

2013年5月16日 · The increasing maturity of head-tracked optical see-through Head-Mounted Displays (HMDs) for pilot assistance in Degraded Visual Environments (DVE) enables a 3D-conformal presentation of well ...