Abstract

This paper discusses the features of modern displays intended for use in simulators: large viewing angles and the use of several projectors, as well as of devices for eliminating distortions and for ensuring fusion of the images. A description is given of the characteristics of optical projection display systems from the English company SEOS Displays, Ltd.?a world leader in the development and production of simulators for cosmonautics, aviation, and ground and water transport.

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