Name: Elbit’s ClearVision Enhanced Vision System and SkyLens Wearable HUD
Uploaded: 2014-11-21T13:00:00.000Z
Description: Elbit’s ClearVision Enhanced Vision System and SkyLens Wearable HUD

Elbit Systems is developing new cockpit technology to improve flight safety by helping to give pilots a clear view, especially when landing in adverse weather conditions. SkyLens extends that technology to a wearable device.

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Elbit’s ClearVision Enhanced Vision System and SkyLens Wearable HUD

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