AR for Flight Control at AWE 2015
summary
A stereoscopic pocket-sized AR system displays a 3D tunnel-in-the-sky for low-visibility approach and has a working prototype flown in a small test aircraft near Moscow. Hardware is a certified GPS receiver, see-through lightweight glasses, an infrared tracking camera and a tablet doing sensor fusion; visualization guides the pilot to the runway. System proves functional but shows jitter tied to GPS and a cheap IR camera; planned switch to visual SLAM reduces drift. Cost measures about a dozen times cheaper than conventional avionics and has European landing-procedure certification.
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