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Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory
The Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory is located at Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida. The laboratory dates back to 1939, when aero-medical research was a function of the Pensacola Naval Air Station Medical Department. The laboratory's mission is to conduct research and development in aviation medicine and allied sciences to enhance the health, safety, and readiness of Navy and Marine Corps personnel. Our programs emphasize research into spatial orientation, human performance, aero-medical standards, and aviation medicine. Facilities include acoustical, visual, vestibular, cognitive, psychopharmacological, and thermal-stress laboratories; three operational mobile field laboratories; and the world's finest collection of man-rated acceleration-research devices.
Technology Areas
- Digital anthropometric video-imaging device
- Durability of G-Tolerance in the absence of repeated G-Exposure
- Impact acceleration injury database
- Impact acceleration measurement & injury assessment
- Multi-lingual interview system
- Night vision acuity tester
- Ocular torsion during flight
- OZ-human centered computing cockpit display system
- Real-time vestibular modeling and spatial orientation
- Tactical medical coordination system
- Tactile situation awareness system
Provenance
- Original
- https://dodtechmatch.com/dod/lab/viewlab.aspx?id=20126
- Archived copy
- Wayback Machine snapshot
This record was recovered from a public web archive of dodtechmatch.com and is preserved for historical reference. It may be outdated. Not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Defense. Contact details from the original listing have been withheld.