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Smart Eye Partners to Advance Performance Insights in Aviation Training

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Smart Eye announced a partnership to expand accessible performance insights within simulator-based aviation training. The collaboration integrates Smart Eye's MicroBird system with a partner's Empathic Learning Engine (ELE). This combined solution provides objective insight into pilot competency and cognition using discreet cockpit cameras to capture gaze and facial data.

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The partnership allows for the application of eye tracking technology in complex, real-world settings like aircraft cockpits. The system offers rich, contextual insight into pilot scanning and situational awareness, working effectively with pilots who wear prescription glasses.

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Who's involved

  • Smart EyeSwedish AI corporation involved in a partnership to integrate eye tracking technology into aviation training platforms.

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