2010
DOI: 10.9749/jin.122.7
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Development of a visual lookout support system with Head-up display

Abstract: Avisual lookout support system fbr operation ofcollision avoidance 狐euver with Head . up display (HUD) has been under development . This system provides a superimposed collision avoidance information on HUD , which is designed to be substituted for a compass repeater enabling to see both collision avoidance i formation arid actual target ship , simulataiieously . Simulator exper 血 ents were perfbrm θd to decide{ Unctional req 嘘 ements on the shipboard support system (P − 1) to be tested under actual navigation… Show more

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“… Head-up display One of the first projects to display navigational data on the navigating bridge panes was proposed by a team of researchers from the Japanese Institute of Navigation, led by Kenjiro Hikida. They presented a transparent screen on which they displayed data such as object names, headings and distances between objects and speed [3].…”
Section: Augmented Reality Bridge Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“… Head-up display One of the first projects to display navigational data on the navigating bridge panes was proposed by a team of researchers from the Japanese Institute of Navigation, led by Kenjiro Hikida. They presented a transparent screen on which they displayed data such as object names, headings and distances between objects and speed [3].…”
Section: Augmented Reality Bridge Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the aviation sector, one such company is Pratt & Whitney, which not only uses technology to apply AR in the production of engines, but also to train their mechanics [21] Fig. 3. An engineer visualizes a mechanical hologram [21] An interesting solution for displaying data in the pilot's cockpit has been presented by Aero Glass, using smartglasses technology, Android software and a special board to recognize the position of the pilot's head.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%