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Preventing Simulator Sickness of Onboard Flight Simulators
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Woman-Owned: NoMinority-Owned: NoHUBZone-Owned: No
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Fiscal Year: 2010Title: Preventing Simulator Sickness of Onboard Flight SimulatorsAgency / Branch: DOD / NAVYContract: N68335-10-C-0119Award Amount: $741,096.00
Abstract:
Current issues with forward deployed flight simulator sickness prevent flight simulators from being used to their fullest potential. Infoscitex and the Mayo Clinic have been jointly developing a system for incorporating a vestibular display into flight simulators. In the Phase I program, we successfully demonstrated that using the vestibular display with a fixed-base simulator reduces both the incidence and severity of symptoms associated with simulator sickness. We propose to further our studies in Phase II, leading to complete system integration and final testing in an operationally relevant environment. During the base period we will redesign and fabricate the hardware so that it meets all of the needs identified for this application. We will use this new hardware in a broad demonstration of the system across civilian subjects. In the first Option period we will further the tests and move into an operationally relevant testbed and military trainees, demonstrating the capabilities of our system to our military sponsors and other potential stakeholders.Small Business Information at Submission:Research Institution Information:Infoscitex Corporation
303 Bear Hill Road Waltham, MA 02451-EIN/Tax ID: 043537120DUNS: N/ANumber of Employees:Woman-Owned: NoMinority-Owned: NoHUBZone-Owned: NoMayo Clinic
13400 East Shea Blvd.
Scottsdale, AZ 85259-Contact: Marilyn M. LouieContact Phone: (480) 301-6057
Award Information
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Agency: Department of Defense |
Branch: Navy |
Award ID: 85143 |
Program Year/Program: 2010 / STTR |
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Agency Tracking Number: N08A-011-0170 |
Solicitation Year: 2008 |
Solicitation Topic Code: N08-T011 |
Solicitation Number: 2008.A |