Sentence examples for cockpit camera from inspiring English sources

As the Soyuz engines roared to life, a cockpit camera aboard the Soyuz-TM spacecraft recorded Mr. Tito waving goodbye from the right-hand seat, next to the portal through which he will realize his dream of seeing the world from space.

BAE says the Astraea system can detect and avoid bad weather systems using an "electronic eye" - a cockpit camera linked to the aircraft's internal computer systems.

You could sort of experience driving it from the cockpit camera footage the program itself uses, but now you can ride along through Chicago, the Hammerhead, Gambon and all the rest from your desktop or device on Google Maps.

Investigators also said cockpit cameras showed the 1950s jet "appeared to be responding to the pilot's control inputs".

Footage from cockpit cameras in the vintage jet involved in the Shoreham disaster has revealed the aircraft showed "no abnormal indications" during the flight, according to air crash investigators.

It's also partnering with other car companies to develop assisted-driving cockpits with camera sensing and intelligent rear-view mirrors.

The interim report issued by the Air Accident Investigations Branch AAIBB) on Friday said two cockpit video cameras had been recovered, giving a partial view of the pilot and the instrument panel, which appeared to show that the plane was working normally and responding to the pilot's controls.

Innovations introduced in the Grand Prix format include simultaneous starts for a small number of gliders, cockpit mounted cameras, telemetry giving the positions of the gliders, tasks consisting of multiple circuits, and simplified scoring.

"Rush," which is serious without being self-serious, fun without being trivial, feels like the movie that he has been waiting to make his whole life — it's no wonder that he climbs into the cockpits with the camera again and again.

We are planning around 16 media cameras in and around Bloodhound, ranging from (F1-style) HD cameras in the cockpit to miniature mobile-phone cameras embedded into the winglets, wheel fairings, etc.

forward-looking infrared (FLIR) camera, an upgraded cockpit with night-vision goggle compatibility, and the more powerful Rolls Royce Pegasus 11 engine.