The British Army has been using 4C Strategies solution for collective training. (Photo: UK MoD/Crown Copyright)
Hadean and 4C Strategies have signed an MoU to explore capability integration opportunities that will aim to transform training and exercising.
Under the agreement, signed at I/ITSEC 2023 in Orlando, Florida, the partners will seek to combine AI-powered spatial computing capabilities from Hadean’s portfolio with 4C Strategies’ data-driven user interface Exonaut. The latter is a military exercise management system that helps users assess, visualise and exploit training data.
The ultimate objective of the MoU will be to create a scalable and interoperable solution for multi-domain collective training and personalised learning.
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