Comments by "Diana Pennepacker" (@dianapennepacker6854) on "" video.

  1. I know a software engineer who was picked up by Grumman a while ago. He was into VR and said they can see everything like the F 35. No surprise there. Yet they can also use manual gestures to click on things through the VR. Like looking to the side or behind them, clicking on a target and selecting it to fire a missile or zoom into the ground. Then once looking at the ground they can guide a missile or bomb there themselves. They can use optical data links from other sources for this too. Basically they will be able to patch into drones and use that feed. After all the human brain is still better at discerning things. Nah I'm just playing. Who knows. I am sure they will get the F 35 display of augmented reality.
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  2.  @ItsJoKeZ  I ask myself. Is a gesture necessary over a touch pad? When I was typing asked myself what is faster and more precice. Being able to quickly look and click, then zoom in and click in VR or on a touch pad? I think a combination of both. Have the seat rotate so say... The bomber is being follow by a squadron of fighters who knows it is in the area yet cannot get a target lock . The CO pilot can quickly turn, click on the nearest threats. Select the weapon, and fire off the required amount in under seconds if quick enough. I'm just tossing ideas. Buttons are very quick. I hope they gave it the capabilities to launch a massive amount of AA missiles. I remember watching Future Weapons or was it a special episode of Dogfights? Anyway it was like nearly 15 years ago, and they were talking about the F 35 sensor array being able to help other platforms. In this case there was F 35s outnumbered and they capped on a Bone that was converted into a missile truck. Using the data link they sent the information and it unloaded over 21 missiles or something . I'm not sure what came of the program to be honest. Ironically I was looking for it the other day but while it has or will be upgraded nothing there called it a missile boat like described.
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