Bringing Mixed Reality and Brain-Computer Interface to Pilot Helmets
We are developing a state-of-the-art HMD system using readily available devices such as Meta Quest 3 that uses passthrough technology for the pilot to have full 360-degree coverage of the sight, while maintaining visual reference to the horizontal line, speed, and altitude that the traditional HUD system would provide.
Additionally, we plan on bringing open-source Brain-Computer Interfacing to our head-mounted display, which will provide a second control input for the pilots to seamlessly interact with the aircraft controls for less sensitive operations — for example — a mouse cursor on the aircraft's navigation display.
Machine Learning-based
3D Head Scan for Custom Fitted Visors
One crucial part of making a helmet that ensures maximum mission operability and compatibility to pilots is to have them custom fitted to each of the operator's head.
This include not only the head circumference but also the prescription details as well — such as the interpupillary distance and bridge length — which can have a significant impact on the pilot's field of view.