Visual Docking Guidance System

The Visual Docking Guidance System (VDGS) is a product developed and offered by Visual Docking Guidance System, a company that specializes in aviation technology.

The VDGS is designed to improve the safety and efficiency of aircraft docking and parking at airports. It uses advanced optical sensors and computer vision technology to guide the pilots during the docking process. This system provides real-time positioning information and displays it on the cockpit monitor, helping pilots to make better decisions during the docking process.

The VDGS system consists of a set of lights mounted on the apron, which are clearly visible to the pilot during docking, and a display inside the cockpit that provides visual guidance for the pilot. This system is capable of detecting a range of parameters, including the vertical and horizontal position of the aircraft, wing span, and height off the ground.

the VDGS system offers increased efficiency, safety, and accuracy during aircraft docking and parking operations. It helps to reduce the risk of accidents or damage caused by improper positioning, ultimately saving airlines money and reducing their environmental impact.