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1 June 2011 Performance and development considerations for a new generation of land vehicle displays
J. Thomas, S. Lorimer, A. Shepherd
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Abstract
Combat Land vehicles are small relative to the systems that they carry, yet these systems are increasing rapidly in complexity to provide needed improvements to situational awareness, vehicle management and weapons systems. Processing loads have increased rapidly driven by vehicle health, weapons and selfprotection requirements and there are more display functions than ever. All must be accommodated in a limited space where electronics competes with weapons, ammunition and crew comfort. In this paper we will examine a unique system solution for vehicle computing and associated data display that provides system level advantages from a compact COTS base at a cost that is compatible with Army vehicles. We will examine the packaging, operational environment, processing, operator interface and display design options with a special focus on the trade-offs. Finally, we project current solutions into a future with expanded applications that exploits new display, materials and processing technologies into a new, more flexible vehicle display.
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J. Thomas, S. Lorimer, and A. Shepherd "Performance and development considerations for a new generation of land vehicle displays", Proc. SPIE 8042, Display Technologies and Applications for Defense, Security, and Avionics V; and Enhanced and Synthetic Vision 2011, 804208 (1 June 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.888082
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KEYWORDS
LCDs

Commercial off the shelf technology

Organic light emitting diodes

Video

Interfaces

Electronics

Weapons

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