Using Red 6’s patented technology, pilots will be able to see and interact with virtual aircraft, targets and threats on the ground and in the air, while also experiencing the cognitive loads of physically flying the airplane.
The partnership between the two entities will help to deliver scalable, interoperable, and immersive collective training solutions to military personnel across services, domains and allies, whilst also allowing investigation of wider applications.
The work centers around developing mixed-use or augmented reality education for an immersive, engaging approach to train people on how to give someone naloxone.
This early engineering solution provides Lockheed Martin and Red 6 additional experience in integrating simulations which could eventually comprise embedded training for the T-50 program.
This company’s new solution can seamlessly integrate XR into employee training programs and has already been adopted by the American Red Cross, McDonalds, and Scoot Airlines.