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Evaluating Flight Performance and Eye Movement Patterns Using Virtual Reality Flight Simulator

Evaluating Flight Performance and Eye Movement Patterns Using Virtual Reality Flight Simulator

DOI:
10.3791/65170-v

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03:49 min

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May 19, 2023

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1Psychology Department, School of Social Sciences,Tsinghua University, 2Faculty of Psychology,Beijing Normal University, 3National Key Laboratory of Human Factors Engineering,the China Astronaut Research and Training Center, 4Department of Military Medical Psychology,Air Force Medical University

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  • 00:00Introduction
  • 00:32Flight Simulator Hardware
  • 01:06Preparation Before Launching the Flight Simulator
  • 01:44Experimental Procedure
  • 02:45Results: Means and Data Distribution of Percent Dwell Time
  • 03:34Conclusion

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A new virtual reality flight simulator was built, which enables efficient and low-cost evaluation of flight performance and eye movement patterns. It also provides a high-potential research tool for ergonomics and other research.

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Virtual RealityFlight SimulatorEye MovementPilot PerformanceFlight Performance IndicatorsVR Environment SetupFlight Control ModuleScreen RecordingFormal Flight ExperimentsEye Movement DataFlight Performance Data

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