Potential Capabilities in a Future,Augmented Cockpit

Abstract

Future displays that combine images from the real and virtual worlds offer the promise of enhanced information and performance for operators.

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Cockpit display(s)aviation display(s)virtual reality virtual environment(s)augmented reality proximity compatibility principle

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