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AgustaWestland's Safety-Critical Helicopter Touch Screen Unit Development with Wind River
技术
- 机器人 - 机器人操作系统
- 传感器 - 触觉传感器
适用行业
- 海洋与航运
- 国家安全与国防
适用功能
- 产品研发
服务
- 系统集成
挑战
AgustaWestland 希望采用一种创新方法为军用直升机升级计划开发新的安全关键型航空电子显示器。
这架军用直升机此前曾在飞机的驾驶舱和客舱内使用航空电子显示控制单元，但新项目旨在实现附加功能以满足新的操作要求。
客户
阿古斯塔韦斯特兰
关于客户
AgustaWestland是一家英意直升机设计和制造公司，是 Finmeccanica 的全资子公司。
解决方案
最先进的触摸屏 LCD 显示器与 VxWorks® 653 实时操作系统集成，该操作系统实施 ARINC 653 应用程序分区，作为其基于标准的模块化方法开发安全关键型触摸屏的一部分对于军用直升机。
这种开放、可扩展的架构使 AgustaWestland 能够根据 ARINC 661 图形特定要求配置显示器，并使用模块化方法将其应用程序集成到显示系统中，这与传统供应商使用的交钥匙黑盒方法不同。
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