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Strategies to manage human factors in mixed reality helicopter pilot training: a systematic literature review

Source authors: Antonio Perez; Avinash Singh; Jonathan Mitchell; Philip Swadling

Originally published in Frontiers in Virtual Reality · 2026

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Strategies to manage human factors in mixed reality helicopter pilot training: a systematic literature review
Antonio Perez; Avinash Singh; Jonathan Mitchell; Philip Swadling

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Synthesizes headset-related human factors and mitigation approaches for helicopter training. A strong starting point for comfort, calibration, ergonomics and onboarding.

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Antonio Perez; Avinash Singh; Jonathan Mitchell; Philip Swadling (2026). Strategies to manage human factors in mixed reality helicopter pilot training: a systematic literature review. Frontiers in Virtual Reality, 7, 1815082. https://doi.org/10.3389/frvir.2026.1815082

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