论文信息 - Tracking with Head Position Using an Electrooptical Monitor

Tracking with Head Position Using an Electrooptical Monitor

An electrooptical head-position monitoring system was designed and built and is used in single-axis and three-axis ``hands-off'' control tasks. The monitor consists of a transparent plexiglass body-fixed helmet provided with a set of eight silicon photodetectors sensing pitch, roll, and yaw motions of the head. Two light-emitting diodes, attached to the pilot's helmet liner, provide the ac modulated near infrared radiation. Head control is compared with conventional manual control for single-axis and three-axis tracking tasks. Both performance curves and describing functions are presented.

Laurence R. Young | Bernard A. Chouet

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