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DSEI 2021: Improbable shines light on the military’s future

16th September 2021 - 14:15 GMT | by Trevor Nash in London

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SSE is set to provide significant benefits to the military over the coming years. (Photo: Improbable Defence)

Improbable Defence is highlighting its work on the UK's Single Synthetic Environment that will prove to be a game-changer for defence.

With the second technology demonstrator phase for the UK’s Strategic Command Single Synthetic Environment (SSE) project now coming to an end, Improbable Defence is using DSEI to highlight the benefits of such systems to enhance operational planning, conduct operations and improve training.

This second year saw the development and expansion of this prototype SSE into a cloud-based tool that has been designed to enhance user planning and decision-making skills. One innovative aspect of the second phase was to embed military personnel with the company to achieve what Improbable calls, an ‘agile methodology’ to place the military user at the centre

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