Human Systems Engineering The importance of human systems engineering is focusing on human needs while interacting with technology. DCS is a leading researcher across the DoD supporting key military capabilities and enabling strategic and tactical use of human/machine cooperation and neuroergonomics. Our research includes digital modeling of humans for cockpit/crew-station accommodation analysis and human body compression/flexibility modeling based upon environmental conditions encountered during maneuvers. Biodynamics & Anthropometry Warfighter Machine Interface Human Subjects Research DCS subsidiary, Infoscitex (IST), conducts aerospace physiology research to evaluate and improve aircrew life support and safety. This includes investigations into helmet and head-mounted systems, protective and survival gear, cockpit or workstation designs, seating and restraint systems, personal safety devices, and protective gear. IST performs biodynamic testing to evaluate such equipment in extreme environments, such as crashes, high impulse vertical and horizontal accelerations, high altitudes, low oxygen, vibration, and ejection, as applicable to warfighter safety and protection. We conduct research into the performance of aircraft On-Board Oxygen Generating Systems (OBOGSs). Through modeling and anthropometry, we evaluate aircrew seat crashworthiness, occupant protection, potential head and neck injury risks, and the optimization of seating comfort. Back to Mission Focused Solutions Contact Us 6909 Metro Park Drive, Suite 500 Alexandria VA 22310 P: 571-227-6000 info@dcscorp.com Join Our Team DCS has amazing, talented, and technology-savvy people. We're growing continuously and sustainably. Check out our DCS Careers © 2021 DCS Corporation, All Rights Reserved Privacy Policy Terms of Use Copyright Policy Site Map