RE: Aviation20 Jul 2018 13:08
www.mdpi.com/2313-576X/4/1/8/pdf
Seeing Tom - This article appears to support what you posted below (published in Feb 2018).
Page11 - Integration stage and Eye Tracking data usage:
Stage 1 - Pilot Training/ Flight Performance Analysis
Stage 2 - On Board Gaze Recording
Stage 3 - Gaze-Based Flight Deck Adaptation
Stage 4 - Gaze-Based Aircraft Adaptation
Conclusion:
The aviation domain can benefit from the growth and maturation of eye-tracking technology to further reduce the rate of incidents due to human factors. This paper is the first one of its genre to define and retrace the framework consisting of four main stages for the integration of eye-tracking systems into cockpits. We ordered these four steps in the chronological order of their possible implementation, thus retracing the vector of the eye-tracking integration process into the cockpits. We believe that, if used wisely, the eye-tracking technology can facilitate and accelerate pilot training, facilitate the investigation of in-flight incidents and considerably enhance flight safety. While this paper reflects upon the aviation domain, we also believe that this work will be useful for practitioners in other domains such as automobile, air traffic control and command and control centers.