Spatial memory works for me: I had a lab with three racks full of analogue electronics controlling my experiment and I could 'navigate' my way through various p

Spatial memory works for me: I had a lab with three racks full of analogue electronics controlling my experiment and I could 'navigate' my way through various procedures very easily based on what the instrumentation was showing me. To collapse the instrumetation and the controls onto a display the size of a piece of paper there would need to be a number of different screens and then I'd have to know what was where. Wall sized multiple touch screens - now you are talking. http://gcaptain.com/worlds-first-remotely-controlled-commercial-vessel-put-to-the-test-in-copenhagen/ http://gcaptain.com/worlds-first-remotely-controlled-commerc... Sort of like that but with a system diagram instead of the sea...