High-reliability marine comprehensive management decision display and control console

Abstract

The invention provides a high-reliability marine comprehensive management decision display and control console which comprises a modularized display assembly, a desktop assembly, a case assembly and abottom supporting assembly and is convenient to maintain, transplant and upgrade. Through ergonomic design, universal and ship-borne application environments are considered, and human-computer interaction requirements in different scenes can be met at the same time. According to the invention, reliability design including three-proofing and electromagnetic compatibility is also carried out, the use requirements in severe environments can be met, the reliability is improved, and the shipping adaptability, the full-life cost, the user experience, the equipment guarantee, the use and maintenanceefficiency and the like are remarkably improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of human-computer interaction and ergonomics, and in particular relates to a high-reliability ship-used comprehensive management decision-making display console. Background technique [0002] Most of the traditional naval display consoles are long-established military or reinforced equipment. The materials, structures and processes used are relatively traditional, the technical system is relatively outdated, and the means of human-computer interaction is single. When comprehensively managing and making decisions about specific mission tasks, the modularity, scalability, and adaptability to task scenarios are not strong, resulting in high development, maintenance, and use costs, and it is difficult to meet the characteristics of rapid replacement of electronic information equipment; however, direct use of commercial off-the-shelf equipment cannot Adapt to vibration and shock, mold salt spray, electromagnetic ...

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[0002] The traditional display consoles for ships are mostly long-established military or reinforced equipment. The materials, structures and processes used are relatively traditional, the technical system is relatively old, and the means of human-computer interaction is single. When comprehensively managing and making decisions about specific mission tasks, the modularity, scalability, and adaptability to task scenarios are not strong, resulting in high development, maintenance, and use costs, and it is difficult to meet the characteristics of rapid replacement of electronic information equipment; however, direct use of commercial off-the-shelf equipment cannot Adapt to vibration and shock, mold salt spray, electromagnetic compatibility and other requirements in harsh environments

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