The sound system developed by Terma is similar to traditional cockpit sound systems.crowded roomIt aims to help pilots focus their attention by reducing the effect. The sounds in the cockpit are positioned separately in a 3-dimensional space, allowing pilots to distinguish sounds according to threat level. For example, when a missile warning comes, the pilot will be able to instantly detect the sound and make a quick reaction.
This advanced system is expected to allow pilots to hear different radio and audio inputs from certain directions. Integrated with head tracking technology, the system will provide a much more realistic sensory experience by dynamically adjusting the direction of sounds every time the pilot turns his head.
The active noise canceling feature in the system will also reduce unnecessary background noise such as engine noise and bring critical warning sounds to the fore. Thus, vital sounds such as missile warnings and air traffic control instructions will take priority, while other sounds can be pushed to the background.
According to the data provided by Terma, in F-16 cockpits equipped with 3D sound technology, pilots have critical response to sound stimuli is 1.5 seconds faster It’s happening. This difference is of great importance in ensuring the safety of pilots and supporting decision-making processes, especially in times of conflict. In addition, Terma claims that this new system can support more efficient decision-making processes by reducing pilots’ stress and fatigue.
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