In this episode of the Aerospace Testing International podcast Paul Davison, manager of BAE System’s Faraday Test Centre in Rochester, UK talks to Benedict Evans about the testing and simulation facilities at the Centre.
A diverse range of products goes through the laboratories at Rochester: flight sticks, helmets, defibrillators, and even microwaves. But BAE Systems Rochester is best known for the several key advances in the helmet-mounted displays (HMD) and the heads-up-display (HUD) technology used by fighter jet pilots developed there, including the company’s Striker HMD.
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