Readability is key to a flight instrument. Most of the time, pilots think that there are only 2 ways to get good readability: use a black and white screen, losing all the color information, or use a brighter screen.
We believe that the most important factor in increasing readability is to obtain a screen perpendicular to the eye.
Look at these 2 screens: one with 400 nits (AIR³ 7.1) and the second with 1000 nits (AIR³ 7.2). When tilted, both are very readable with small advantage for the 1000 nits screen:
When they are not tilted, the 1000 nits screen is more readable.
If you compare a 400 nits screen tilted with a 1000 nits screen not tilted, the 400 nits screen is more readable
A Base has been designed to let pilots tilt the screen on their cockpit.
Readability comparison with other flight instruments
Watch also this small video showing the readability of AIR³ 7.1 and Oudie Naviter.
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