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Unlikely that they are using javascript in the actual flight controller. Also under the screen they have a small amount of manual buttons that is likely to be s
by mofosyne 6y ago
Unlikely that they are using javascript in the actual flight controller. Also under the screen they have a small amount of manual buttons that is likely to be seperate from the touchscreen interface logic.
- nullifidian 6y ago>javascript in the actual flight controller. zero chances that it's the case. I meant that in aerospace applications UI is mission critical too.
- eqvinox 6y ago> I meant that in aerospace applications UI is mission critical too. It is, but usability of the UI is mission critical as well. The humans in the capsule need to be able to quickly and effectively consume information in a way that doesn't make important facts hard to get at, and then quickly and effectively perform commands to address issues. I don't think a touch GUI is a bad choice in this regard, and if I'm building a touch GUI I'd rather use some existing framework. My personal choice would've been something like Gtk or Qt though :)