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Sixth European Aeronautics Days

Innovation for a Sustainable Aviation in a Global Environment

30th March - 1st April 2011


Madrid (Spain), Palacio Municipal de Congresos
http://www.aerodays2011.org/

This document is produced under the EC contract ACP8-GA-2009-233605.


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ODICIS: a large interactive single
display for avionics applications

One DIsplay for a Cockpit Interactive Solution

Loïc Bécouarn, Project Coordinator


Thales Avionics

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Content

 Introduction
 Project Background
 Key requirements
 Technology overview
 Example of displays relevant to ODICIS
 Project Status
 Conclusion

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Introduction
 ODICIS aims at
 Developing the hardware for a single display with associated means of
interaction
 Designing the associated control and display system
 Designing a concept of use associated with the single display
 Technology Readiness Level of 3/4

 Project key data


 Started in May 2009
 Duration 30 months
 9 partners from 7 countries
 Project coordinator: Thales

 Funding
 Supported by the European Commission’s seventh framework programme
(FP7)
 Partners

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Project Background
Concorde (1975) Airbus A320 (1988)

Towards a more integrated cockpits with larger displays

Future ATR 42-600 Future A350

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Project Background

 Next step
 One large display surface
replacing separated displays

© Dassault (Falcon 7X)

System Useful
Single surface
architectur
Display optimisation
e flexibility
Cockpit
is the answer

Informatio
n
continuity
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Key requirements

 Seamless display of information


 Curved surface
 For optimised viewing angles
 Arbitrary shape
 One that adapts to the aircraft
 Tactile
 For more intuitive interactions

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Technology
 Choice
 Flexible technology to address complex shapes and curved
displays
 OLED and projection technology are candidates
 Projection is the most mature technology within the project
timeframe
 Projection arrangement
 Multiple short throw projectors

Screen Projection Engines

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Projection technology
 LEDs as light sources
 Red, Green, Blue LEDs
instead of a lamp
 LCOS (Liquid Crystal on
Silicon)
 Array of reflective liquid
crystal modulators
 Projection Optics
 Shortest distance
between LCOS and
Screen
 Screen
 Key element to maximise
contrast, viewing angles
 Shock & scratch resistant

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Examples of large displays

 US Aerospace experience
• Rockwell Collins/Kaiser designed a large
projection display for the Joint Strike Fighter
that caught fire due to the use of arc lamp

• L3COM: Large Area Avionics Display. LCD


based, two tiled independent displays

 Immersive display from NEC (2008)


• 4 tiled projectors on a curved screen
• 40.8” x 12.8”
• 2880 x 900 resolution
• Now proposed by Ostendo

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Examples of projection displays for Avionics

 Combat Displays
• Rugged LED driven 21” rear-projection
display 1400x1050 pixel

 Sandel Avionics
• 4 ATI display to replace electromechanical
instruments
• Certified for different aircrafts including the
B747

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Project Status 1/2
 Modelling has been performed
15cm

 Technological building blocks being tested

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Project status 2/2
 Cockpit mock-up defined and
being manufactured
 Final integration to start soon

 Part task evaluations of tactile


input under turbulent
environment performed

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Conclusion

 Current project
 Ambitious project aimed at paving the way for a future single cockpit
display
 Many challenges in terms of
• Display, tactile system, graphics generation
 Future items to be deepened
 Extensive evaluations of a tactile screen under turbulent environment
 Anti-reflection coating for such a large display surface

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Contact details
 Project Coordinator
Loïc Bécouarn
Thales Avionics
loic.becouarn@fr.thalesgroup.com

 Dissemination Manager
 Johanna Dominici
 Thales Avionics
 Johanna.dominici@fr.thalesgroup.com

 Project Web Site


https://www.odicis.org/

 Meet us at the ALICIA, SCARLETT & ODICIS stand

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Thank you !

TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PIRAEUS

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A balanced consortium in terms of technical competencies,
European representation and kind of involved institutions

AERONAUTICS
INDUSTRIES End user

Alenia
Thales Aeronautica Alitalia
Avionics

Provider
Diehl
Aerospace

SME & RESEARCH CENTRES UNIVERSITIES

Optinvent IMEC DTU University of Malta TEI Piraeus

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