Rockwell Collins, Inc. (20240331550). GROUND AIR TRAFFIC MONITORING UNDER LOW VISIBILITY CONDITIONS USING AUGMENTED REALITY (USING HEAD-MOUNTED DISPLAY) simplified abstract

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GROUND AIR TRAFFIC MONITORING UNDER LOW VISIBILITY CONDITIONS USING AUGMENTED REALITY (USING HEAD-MOUNTED DISPLAY)

Organization Name

Rockwell Collins, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Ananta Gopal Metange of Akola (IN)

GROUND AIR TRAFFIC MONITORING UNDER LOW VISIBILITY CONDITIONS USING AUGMENTED REALITY (USING HEAD-MOUNTED DISPLAY) - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240331550 titled 'GROUND AIR TRAFFIC MONITORING UNDER LOW VISIBILITY CONDITIONS USING AUGMENTED REALITY (USING HEAD-MOUNTED DISPLAY)

    • Simplified Explanation:**

An augmented reality system in an air traffic control tower integrates data from various sensors and local aircraft to provide visual representations of the airfield and aircraft during low visibility conditions.

    • Key Features and Innovation:**
  • Integration of data from airfield sensors and local aircraft
  • Correlation of data in space and time
  • Visualization of airfield features and aircraft in augmented reality headset
  • Rendering of data from aircraft to coincide with visualizations
  • Display of data from systems within the air traffic control tower in the augmented reality display
    • Potential Applications:**

This technology can be used in air traffic control towers to enhance situational awareness, improve decision-making during low visibility conditions, and streamline communication between air traffic controllers and pilots.

    • Problems Solved:**

This technology addresses the challenges of low visibility conditions in air traffic control towers by providing real-time visualizations of the airfield and aircraft, improving safety and efficiency in air traffic management.

    • Benefits:**
  • Enhanced situational awareness for air traffic controllers
  • Improved decision-making in low visibility conditions
  • Streamlined communication between air traffic controllers and pilots
  • Increased safety and efficiency in air traffic management
    • Commercial Applications:**

Potential commercial applications of this technology include use in air traffic control towers, aviation training facilities, and research institutions focused on air traffic management systems.

    • Questions about the Technology:**

1. How does the augmented reality system in the air traffic control tower improve safety during low visibility conditions? 2. What are the key benefits of integrating data from airfield sensors and local aircraft in the augmented reality display?


Original Abstract Submitted

an augmented reality system in an air traffic control tower receives data from multiple airfield sensors and from local aircraft and correlates the data in space and time. features of the airfield are rendered visually in an augmented reality headset during low visibility conditions. the augmented reality system renders visualizations of aircraft and may render data from the aircraft to coincide with the visualizations. the augmented reality system may receive data from systems within the air traffic control tower, commonly rendered on displays in the air traffic control tower and rendered such data within the augmented reality display.