The contract will see delivery of 50 extended reality flight simulators for the Navy's undergraduate pilot training program.

All U.S. Air Force undergraduate rotary-wing virtual reality pilot training will be accomplished using Vertex Solutions devices equipped with Varjo headsets.

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.

This enterprise-grade XR training platform has been recognized as a forerunner in the rapidly growing XR industry.

US Airmen will experience the highest fidelity during their training from these customized immersive extended reality training modules.

The exclusive feature is designed to enhance the immersive experience of pilot training scenarios in virtual reality and mixed reality environments.

Doublepoint’s solution is designed to not require any effort from the user for it to work in any hand orientation.

The XR Association, the trade association representing the growing ecosystem of companies powering virtual, augmented, and mixed reality, is expressing support for the reintroduction of H.R. 3211, the Immersive Technology for the American Workforce Act of 2023, led by Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE) and Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI).

The future of how to teach student pilots about aircraft operation, flight conditions, instruments in the cockpit, landing, take-off, and how to check all systems aboard the plane, are in the prototype of a wearable Augmented Reality device currently being developed by creators from ProSim-TS and Pace-TXT.

ProSim has lots of news to share this April: the launch of a precision tool for pilot training, Finnish Aviation Academy incorporating its ProSim FMS Trainer, and Deeside Flight Simulators operating ProSim software.