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NASA’s Advanced Air Mobility Autonomous Flight Software Put to the Test on Sikorsky Experimental Helicopters
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NASA’s Advanced Air Mobility Autonomous Flight Software Put to the Test on Sikorsky Experimental Helicopters

NASA / AFRC · 2023-10-26 · photograph (digital archive)

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NASA research pilot David Zahn, left, wearing a temporal sensor and pupil tracking glasses works with NASA human factors researcher Kevin J. Monk to calibrate the glasses for accuracy, Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023. The researchers will use the glasses for Advanced Air Mobility autonomous flight research at Sikorsky Memorial Airport in Bridgeport, Connecticut to evaluate the time a pilot spends looking at a navigation tablet along with their vision pattern while using the tablet.

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Advanced Air MobilityUrban Air MobilityAutonomyAir TaxiseVTOLSAFRCArmstrong Flight Research CenterAmes Research CenterLangley Research Center
Credit lineNASA’s Advanced Air Mobility Autonomous Flight Software Put to the Test on Sikorsky Experimental Helicopters. NASA/AFRC, 2023-10-26. Public domain. ID: AFRC2023-0174-171.
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