Pilot-based Physiological Parameter Module Study and Early Warning System Design

Pilot's physiological state monitoring and early warning is a key component in ensuring flight safety and mission success. In this study, a pilot physiological parameter monitoring and early warning system was designed to collect and analyze key physiological indicators such as respiratory rate, blood pressure and heart rate of pilots in real time. The system uses precise algorithms and efficient data processing methods to monitor and warn pilots of physiological loads in different mission states so that timely intervention can be made when potential risks are detected. The application of the system is expected to significantly improve the safety and security capabilities of pilots and the efficiency of mission execution. At the same time, this study provides a program design idea for pilot operational capability assessment that can provide critical information and data to support military decision-making, training, and equipment configuration. By accurately assessing the operational capabilities of pilots in different phases and situations, it is possible to improve operational effectiveness, optimize the use of resources and increase overall military strength.