Diploma in Interfaces in Smart Helmets and Gloves

Diploma in Interfaces in Smart Helmets and Gloves addresses the design and advanced integration of HMI (Human-Machine Interface) in wearable systems for aviation, focusing its study on MEMS sensor technologies, BLE communications and CAN/LIN protocols applied to helicopters and eVTOL platforms. The training delves into areas such as ergonomics, biomechatronics, and functional safety protocols (ISO 26262), using digital modeling and CFD simulation methods to optimize in-cabin interaction with AFCS and FBW systems, ensuring interoperability within open architectures and embedded RTOS systems. The laboratory facilities facilitate HIL and SIL testing, advanced data acquisition, and EMC/EMI analysis to ensure compliance with regulations such as DO-160 and EASA CS-27/CS-29, as well as traceability with risk management standards according to ARP4754A and ARP4761. Employability is geared towards roles such as systems integration engineer, aeronautical certification specialist, embedded software developer, and functional safety analyst, among others.

Target keywords (natural in the text): intelligent interfaces, aeronautical HMI, MEMS, DO-160, ARP4754A, EASA CS-27, certification, functional safety, eVTOL