Naval Navigation Workstations

Two-view composite showcasing the modular navigation console from a left-side perspective and a front-facing operator view; highlights integrated screen array and ruggedized structural form.
Detailed three-quarter view of the control interface and multi-display screens; emphasizes surface articulation and operator interaction layout.
Civilian bomb detection unit designed for airport security; right panel displays active topographic data of terrain and waterways.

  Defense & Security

Ship–mounted navigation centers for U.S. Naval vessels, built to MIL–SPEC and NAVSEA standards for training and real-time operations. The modular consoles withstand extreme sea and combat conditions while supporting critical decision–making under pressure. The role involved interface configuration, physical prototyping, and final build oversight. The design process transformed complex operational requirements into clear, actionable interfaces.


Compact First Strike navigation console shown with contoured seat and multi-screen interface, developed for rapid deployment aboard high-speed naval vessels. Engineered for resilience in combat conditions with a minimal footprint and tactile controls for immediate response.

Exterior ship–mounted operator station engineered for elite naval operations. The weather–resistant chair and computer system convert complex battlefield information into decisive action in high–speed tactical environments. Design, build, and deployment were configured for immediate combat readiness. ▤



Naval Navigation Workstations
Edward Dormer

Team: Design Farm, Edge Product Development Corporation
End user: US Navy
End contractor: Leonardo DRS
Purpose: Rapid deployment
Sector: Defense

Photography: John Carlano