Awarded at I/ITSEC, this project by TechSolutions allows pilots to experience the effects of other breathing issues in a safe training environment besides hypoxia, such as hyperoxia (too much oxygen) and excessive inhalation/exhalation pressures.

The integration enables military users of VBS to leverage their investment in models, terrain, scenarios and other integrated components instantly for part task and collective training.

The two claim they are joining forces to disrupt and advance the development of new capabilities for next-generation training and simulation. 

By integrating VIVE Ultimate Trackers, HGXR believes it will empower users facing high-risk situations to train effectively with real-world tools as part of their training and simulation solutions.

The entities believe this marks a significant enhancement, offering users the ease of integrating high-quality 3D models into various platforms and industries.

It’s Day 3 at 2023 I/ITSEC. Some S&T community trends at this year’s event are crystal clear. Two on the author’s short list include the expanding presence of AR/MR/VR/XR in military enterprises and the fast-paced “cross pollination” of materiel offered to high-risk training enterprises in and beyond defense.

Moving beyond technology to the business side of the S&T industry, this November 21, Vioso announced the full acquisition of domeprojection.com. Benjamin Fritsch, Vioso’s managing director and Christian Steinmann, managing director of domeprojection, met later with the author to provide additional details on the acquisition.

Together, the two companies developed a high-quality, independent training environment that does not require a network connection.

Launched at I/ITSEC, this collaborative visualization tool is designed to deliver real-world networked or stand-alone military mission planning and after action review in three dimensions via integration with the Varjo MR headset.

No doubt about it, this is era of partisanship and in some instances, rancor, on Capitol Hill. The author finds it interesting that the Congressional Caucus remains one shining instance of bipartisanship, where House of Representative and Senate members across the political aisle continue to work toward advancing MS&T.