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Immersive technology like Extended Reality (XR) is increasingly becoming an essential part of the Defence industry, from immersive training for infantry, naval and armored specialists.

Virtual reality becomes a key tool for special forces in combat training

July 8, 2024

The defence sector is continuously transformed by new technologies and to mitigate the risks of falling behind innovation, military organisations are often the early adopters of emerging technologies, says Thomas Dexmier, AVP of Enterprise Solutions EMEA, HTC VIVE. In the UK alone, the Ministry of Defence intends to invest £6.6 ...

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