Pilots’ eyes on the horizon: is one pair enough?
Researchers from Hong Kong and Singapore universities have collaborated to study the differences in the captain’s performance in dual-pilot and single-pilot scenarios.
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Researchers from Hong Kong and Singapore universities have collaborated to study the differences in the captain’s performance in dual-pilot and single-pilot scenarios.
A study from Japan, by N. Takahashi, had individuals with Parkinson's view images and recorded eye movements and brain activity to analyze the results.
In a research study by scientists, they used eye tracking to assess whether the co-pilot's (passenger) display influences driving behavior and workload.
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