So langsam kommen die ersten consumer-Anwendungen auf den Markt, bei denen Visio und Visualisierung verschmelzen. Navigation ist dabei bisher eins der wichtigsten Entwicklungsfelder. „Aero Glass“ ist eine Augmented Vision Awendung für Piloten. Was im Militärischen Bereich mit Millionenbeträgen mit eher mäßigem Erfolg entwickelt wurde, macht nun Endnutzer-Technologie wie  Epson Moverio oder Google Glass möglich: „Augmented Reality meets Synthetic Vision and is the next big step in safety and information for pilots.  Over the past decade, GA pilots’ ability to visualize terrain, navigation, traffic (ADS-B), weather, and airspace has become easier, along with improvements in convenience and safety items like emergency, preflight, inflight, and landing checklists. But handy as this information is, accessing it requires pilots to take their eyes off the sky, and often access multiple screens and devices.  As even a HUD (head-up display) is in a fixed location, Aero Glass has integrated all these functions, and made them available to pilots, wherever their head is turned, with 3D, 360-degree perspective, and is premiering its augmented vision glasses, wearable information for pilots.“ (citation and image from www.glass.aero) Also check the video on vimeo.