Hawk Trainer Seat Removal and Installation
| BAE Systems
have developed a training facility for training Hawk pilots. This
system is provided to the RAF under a Private Finance Initiative
agreement. If the facility is down for any time it could cost
BAE Systems money. Therefore, they want to minimise the down time.
At present the manuals produced are paper based. Interactive Presentations
demonstrated how multimedia could help technicians to perform
complex tasks quickly and efficiently.
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| This shows
a typical information screen which will be seen by the user at
his or her desk. On the left is a list of headings. The user passes
the mouse over the headings and text and graphics are displayed.
If the sound button is on, the user has the text spoken. Access
is also possible to enlarged images, video clips and animations.
When there are difficult tasks, the user is presented with further information which could include interviews with people who have already performed the task.
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| The user may
require the information to be presented "in situ". This
entails a different approach. The interaction will not be so detailed
and sound could be very effective. The screen shows the design
for this option. The user can move up or down through the steps
by clicking on the arrows. If the sound is on, every time a new
step is entered, the text is spoken. This could be repeated a
number of times if required. This technique can be a very powerful technique in getting the necessary information over to the required person, quickly and efficiently. Information can be provided by CD-ROM or over an Internet or Intranet. |
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