Posts Tagged ‘Training’
The future of training technology
April 18, 2017As technology takes massive leaps into augmented and virtual reality, we take a look at the game-changing applications it can have in training. The development of virtual and augmented reality technology has taken a surge forward recently with the release of hardware that finally allows it to live up to its ...
The MOD has signed a three-year extension contract with defence and security company, Saab, to provide support and services to the Direct Fire Weapon Effects Simulator (DFWES) capability. The DFWES simulator provides superior realistic and challenging training, with both dismounted and mounted troops able simulate the effects of direct and indirect ...
Cranfield University has recently installed new flight deck simulators at its Defence Academy Technology School. The new technology provides an Aircraft Procedural Trainer (APT) for the Centre for Simulation and Analytics and has been delivered by Cohort Company SEA. This is the latest iteration of SEA’s DECKsim technology, providing students with ...
February 2017 saw work start at the Garelochhead ranges in Scotland, with the DIO, Landmarc Support Services, Mackenzie Construction and consulting engineers D J Goode and Associates marking the occasion with an informal turf cutting ceremony. Brand new training facilities are being developed at a cost of some £3M, which will ...
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