Eye tracking technology, used along with simulator training, could identify problems with pilots’ instrument scans and help them correct their techniques for future flights. Not only will pilot training benefit from technology that lets instructors track the gaze of the pilot in real time, but the data can also be saved and analyzed after the simulation session.
This customer testimonial was created in collaboration with Naval Medical Research Unit Dayton and Smart Eye. This customer testimonial aims to explain how the Smart Eye Pro systems are used in the US Navy motion simulator “The Kraken”.
To learn more about how the Smart Eye Pro eye tracking system can assist you with your research and what our customers say about us, read our latest customer testimonial titled “Smart Eye Pro in a driving simulator“.
This case describes a flight simulator research project called Reskill, which was created in collaboration with the Swedish eye tracking company Smart Eye, Sweden LFV (Luftfartsverket) and Linköpings University.
Smart Eye Pro is used for estimating the current activity and workload of helicopter crews, based on gaze movement. The study group has deployed the Smart Eye Pro system in a helicopter mission simulator. Two eye tracking systems are synchronized and used to cover the head orientation and gaze direction of two pilots simultaneously.
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