US Navy
Helping US Navy fighter pilots complete mission-critical ops.

How does better UX create a safe, comfortable, reliable tool for military pilots?

The Challenge
Despite advances in technology, military fighter pilots are frequently outfitted with a traditional kneepad, paper documents containing critical information strapped to the thigh. Quick access to flight plans and weather data can make or break a mission, so he U.S. Navy came to us to design a digital alternative to the outdated kneepad.

The Solution
We conducted in-cockpit research into how the kneepad is used by pilots, examining every aspect from ergonomics to the challenges faced by digitizing documents that need to be fail-proof in all possible conditions.
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