Sentence examples for cabin technology from inspiring English sources

And the cleverness of the cabin technology stakes.

BAE Systems, a British firm, recently made its first sale of a set-up called IntelliCabin that features LED lighting designed to induce calm, improve sleep and charm flyers with illumination schemes like an artificial sunset for dinner, says Jared Shoemaker, head of cabin technology.

The Airframe segment includes operations that primarily develop, produce and market systems and components that are used in non-power airframe applications utilizing airframe and cabin structure technologies.

Thought it could be outside the operators view (e.g. blocked by the terrain or cabin), sensing technologies such as GPS, video cameras, and accelerometers can accurately track its location and movement.

The situation is a sharp contrast to past air shows, where customers flocked to see the latest technology and cabin features.

Some in Congress and the Air Transport Association, an airline lobbying group, have suggested using more technology in the cabin, with camera surveillance so that if a highjacker gets free in the cabin, the pilot could depressurize the plane without releasing oxygen masks and then bring the craft down safely while the passengers were unconscious.

To that youthful end, the Spark's cabin is rich with connected technology that may well make its way to top luxury models rather than the usual trickle-down from posh to poor.

It also featured the new technology of pressurized cabins and could carry 24 passengers outside of the presidential stateroom.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON, an icon of American corporate culture, is showing a growing interest in a technology once associated with backwoods cabins and pocket calculators.

The Yarra Junction Campus today allows students to live in sustainable eco-cabins with rainwater tanks and solar power technology.

What makes the Enzo so light is all the Formula-1 borrowed carbon-fiber technology in the body panels and passenger cabin.