Aerospace Physiology Research
Project: Pilot Flight Simulator Performance Under Distraction and Vibrotactile Situation Awareness
Role: Lead Student Researcher
Conducted at: Embry-Riddle’s Aerospace Physiology Lab (2023–2024)
In this project, the team implemented an experimental protocol using X-Plane flight simulation to assess the effectiveness of a vibrotactile garment and seat cushion in reducing spatial disorientation in pilots. This involved system calibration, subject testing, and the development of performance metrics to quantify orientation recovery and pilot response.