Helmet-mounted Displays: Sensation, Perception, and Cognition Issues
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Helmet-mounted Displays: Sensation, Perception, and Cognition Issues

by El Michael B. Russo Tomasz R. Letowski

Science Psychology Technology
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Helmet-mounted Displays: Sensation, Perception, and Cognition Issues examines the human factors surrounding helmet-mounted display technology. With attention to sensation, perception, and cognition, it provides a focused introduction to the ways these systems engage human information processing.

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Helmet-mounted displays present specialized challenges at the intersection of technology and human experience.

This book focuses on sensation, perception, and cognition issues related to the use of helmet-mounted displays.

It offers a subject-focused resource for readers interested in how people receive, interpret, and process information through these display systems.

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