I/ITSEC 2018: Rockwell Collins launches Griffin-2

26th November 2018 - 14:00 GMT | by Trevor Nash in London

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Rockwell Collins has launched the latest version of its Griffin integrated visual display system designed for fast-jet pilot training.

Griffin-2 features a non-faceted, 360° field-of-view, rear-projected display that can accommodate a range of different projector types. The benefit, said Rockwell Collins, is that when integrated with ultra-high definition projectors, Griffin-2 provides ‘optimal fidelity, resolution, and a lower acquisition and life-cycle cost compared to other systems’.

The current Griffin display is best known as part of the F-35 Lightning II ground based training system but it is also used as part of training systems for the F-16, Typhoon, and M-346 Master.

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