Software developer Incari is looking to accelerate the development of aircraft cockpit systems by providing avionics engineers with what the company says is a more flexible and capable platform that will allow design changes to be made far more quickly. This month, the German start-up is launching a partnership with a major European aerospace group to explore the potential for expanding the use of its Incari Studio platform in aviation, following recent breakthroughs in the automotive sector.
According to company founder Osman Dumbuya, avionics designers working to improve the human-machine interfaces in cockpits now need far better 3D visual representations of the data from aircraft sensors. Incari believes its approach will help companies to more effectively tap the potential for new technologies promising to simplify vehicle operations for pilots, and eventually for autonomous operation, including augmented reality, remote touch, and computer-brain interfaces.
