Psychological considerations in the design of helmet-mounted displays and sights: Overview and annotated bibliography.

Hughes, R.; Chason, L. Ralph; Schwank, Jock C.

doi:10.1037/e435062004-001

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“…In surveying the literature on binocular rivalry, Hughes, Chason & Schwank (1973) indicated that most of the research performed in this area had been directed toward determining those factors which either affect the frequency or influence the temporal dominance of one field over the other.…”

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The Effect of Binocular Rivalry on the Performance of a Simple Target Detection/Recognition Task

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1988

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The Effect of Binocular Rivalry on the Performance of a Simple Target Detection/Recognition Task

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1988

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“…System Integration Combining with sensors, software, computers, oxygen mask, CBN and laser protection accessories, and with weapon system, ventilation equipment, power supply, earphones, cockpit egress system, and with back-up displays and controls. For a general review of psychological problems with helmetmounted displays, see Hughes, Chason and Schwank (1973).…”

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Optical Displays: A Tutorial on Images and Image Formation

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Human Factors Considerations in the Design and Evaluation of a Helmet Mounted Display Using a Light Emitting Diode Matrix

Moroney

Barnette

1978

Proceedings of the Human Factors Society Annual Meeting

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The human factors considerations in the design and evaluation of a helmet mounted display (HMD) using a light emitting diode (LED) matrix are discussed. Specific issues including: helmet weight, bulk, image brightness/contrast, exit pupil size, reduction in visual field, and restriction of head movement were addressed and tradeoffs evaluated. The HMD was evaluated in flight as a device to provide energy maneuverability data to pilots. Preliminary findings are discussed.

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Psychological considerations in the design of helmet-mounted displays and sights: Overview and annotated bibliography.

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The Effect of Binocular Rivalry on the Performance of a Simple Target Detection/Recognition Task

The Effect of Binocular Rivalry on the Performance of a Simple Target Detection/Recognition Task

Optical Displays: A Tutorial on Images and Image Formation

Human Factors Considerations in the Design and Evaluation of a Helmet Mounted Display Using a Light Emitting Diode Matrix

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