Start Date:9/8/2021
Start Time:11:00 AM EDT
Duration:60 minutes
Abstract:
Today's avionics applications face many challenges. From size, weight, and power (SWaP)-constraints, to mixed criticality requirements, low-latency data throughput, and complex certifications, applications must balance an array of factors while keeping efficiency, performance, and safety in check. The need for sensor fusion to enable enhanced cockpit capabilities such as advanced aircraft tracking, live video enhancement, and interactive panels requires an increase in processing capability over legacy systems, while packing a great deal of graphics and compute power into a space-constrained area. Applications such as those that aid in degraded visual environments face these challenges head on, with a need for enhanced visualization that is completely free of lagging data throughput or display rendering delays. This webcast featuring Abaco, CoreAVI and Presagis, will discuss the best practices for enabling effective sensor fusion capabilities in rugged, safety critical airborne applications.
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Speakers
 Matt Jackson Technical Product Manager PRESAGIS Matt Jackson is the Technical Product Manager for HMI Systems at PRESAGIS. He has worked in embedded hardware and software development for over 25 years specializing in HMI systems and real time graphics. He has worked on multiple Fast Jet, Helicopter and Civilian Aircraft cockpit display programs. His involvement in these programs has covered from concept to deployment working alongside Human Factors, Software Development and Systems teams. Matt has been involved in ARINC 661 development programs for the past 11 years with special focus on touch screen interfaces and is an active member of the committee.  Simon Collins Senior Product Manager AMETEK Abaco Simon is a senior product manager at Abaco with extensive experience of rugged computing, video and graphics, having joined the company in 1997; he now manages the Functional Safety product portfolio. Simon holds a Bachelors degree in Microelectronics and Computing from University College of Wales at Aberystwyth and a Masters degree in Advanced Manufacturing Systems and Technology from Liverpool University.  Lucas Fryzek Field Application Engineer CoreAVI Lucas Fryzek has been a software developer with CoreAVI for 5 years and has recently transitioned over to the role of Field Application Engineer (FAE). Lucas has extensive hands-on experience in developing embedded software systems deployable in DO-178C safety critical environments and has worked in tandem with many of CoreAVI’s largest leading customers to deliver safety critical solutions, including those specializing in the division of graphics workloads across multiple CPU cores. Lucas’ experience with OpenGL SC and Vulkan APIs allow him to provide expert technical support and guidance both to CoreAVI’s customers and internal team.
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