Elbit Systems has launched its SKYLENS wearable head-up display for enhanced flight vision system (EFVS) applications, in a move to address the challenges of today’s aviators.
Similar to a pair of sunglasses, the new system is packed in a lightweight, easy-to-install device, can be used for day and night operations, as well as in all weather conditions.
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Designed and built for use by commercial aviation, the system provides pilots with latest head-out capabilities by displaying high-resolution symbology and video on a transparent visor.
It provides aircraft with the capability to takeoff and land in low-visibility conditions and in locations that non EVS-equipped aircraft could not access earlier.
A part of the Clearvision Enhanced Flight Vision System (EFVS) line, SKYLENS also offers head-up information while reducing the dependency on airport instrumentation.
The system offers a solution for retrofitting existing platforms, small cockpit airplanes and helicopters.
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By GlobalDataCurrently in processes of airworthiness certification, SKYLENS is expected to enter service by the end of 2016.
Elbit Systems provides field of night vision and enhanced vision systems for the military and commercial aviation market, supporting thousands of helicopters, business jets and other aircraft.
To date, the company has delivered more than 10,000 head-up displays (HUD), helmet-mounted displays (HMD) and enhanced vision systems (EVS) for military and civil operators worldwide.
