ZedaSoft selected to integrate FAA's 737Max Aircraft Research Simulation using DiSTI Corporation’s GL Studio
2019-10-10
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has selected ZedaSoft to upgrade its Boeing 737NG simulator with 737MAX displays to facilitate flight deck research studies. The display formats will be developed by the DiSTI Corporation of Orlando FL, a leading provider of graphical user interface development software and services. The resulting displays will be integrated by ZedaSoft using its patented CBA® for Simulation software framework.
The focus of this research will be Human Factors evaluations that examine pilot reaction to the differences between Boeing’s 737NG and 737MAX cockpit configurations. As 737 cockpits move towards larger screens capable of showing multiple pages on a single display, the FAA wants to measure how pilots interact with them. For this program, DiSTI will be building the 737 MAX MDF pages for the FAA utilizing its GL Studio software. ZedaSoft will contribute the necessary hardware upgrades and integration required to complete this endeavor.
Fred Fleury Vice President of Corporate Development ZedaSoft, Inc.
“ZedaSoft is pleased to continue our fifteen years of support to the FAA for human factors flight deck research and evaluation. By leveraging the DiSTI GL Studio graphics software and our CBA® for Simulation software framework, we can integrate this solution quickly and efficiently to meet the FAA research schedule.”
“After over a decade of success together, we are excited to continue the journey with our long time partners and customers, ZedaSoft and the FAA on this new program. This program is a great example of what strong partnerships and good engineering can produce.”
Christopher Giordano Vice President of UX/UI Technology DiSTI
