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October 5, 2020
AI and Digital Transformation: A Non-Technical Intro
To preserve our mastery in a digitized world, we need to match the technical capabilities of new technologies with an application strategy for our benefit. To do that, we need a working, albeit basic, understanding of these new technologies. Commentary by Christian Popp.
August 28, 2020
Advanced Hand Tracking Tech for Intuitive XR
Ultraleap and Qualcomm have signed a multi-year co-operation agreement that will see the optimisation of the next generation of hand tracking capabilities on the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 5G platform.
July 9, 2020
ECS Granted SBIR Phase II for Haptics
Engineering & Computer Simulations has been awarded a direct to Phase II Small Business Innovation Research project with the Defense Health Agency to design and develop haptics-based mixed reality training systems within the U.S Army’s Synthetic Training Environment.

June 29, 2020
SoarTech Awarded Contract for Building and Calibrating Trust
May 11, 2020
By CAT Guest Author
Knowledge Transfer Project Engages Next-Gen ATM Professionals
January 15, 2020
By Rona Gindin
‘But It’s So REAL’ - I/ITSEC Showcased an Array of Groundbreaking XR Training Products
June 27, 2019
By MS&T Guest Author
The Sciences of Simulation PREMIUM
August 6, 2018
By Rick Adams
Visuals: Flying By Level D PREMIUM

May 2, 2018
By Rick Adams
Soldiers, Wearables and Sensors; Where Next PREMIUM

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Global ATS-V: A Unique Online Event for an Unprecedented Time in Aviation History
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Emirates’ Rapid Reaction PREMIUM
Training to restarting operations at an airline requires collaboration of pilots, cabin crew, trainers, regulators and others. CAT Europe Editor Chris Long, FRAeS, relates the story of how Emirates is meeting the challenges. The world reeled at the speed and depth of the onset of Covid-19. As we all know, the aviation industry was one of the hardest-hit sectors, and the reaction to it also needed to be both rapid and profound. Tim Clark, President of Emirates airline, made it clear that despite the challenges which the pandemic brought, the airline will not compromise on the safety of passengers or crew. Emirates is in a unique situation as the largest operator of exclusively wide-body fleets, and in theory, could have taken the biggest hit. But, as Captain Martin Mahoney, Emirates SVP Flight Training says, whilst practically all the A380 fleet was initially grounded, the B777 fleet continued to operate. Looking to read the full article? Become a Premium Club member and gain full access today!
A New US Air Force Jet Pilot Training Construct
Group Editor Marty Kauchak provides highlights of the US Air Force’s quickly evolving “Rebuilding the Forge” Concept of Operations that aims to dramatically cut the time to train.

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