Paraguay shows interest in Argentine Malvina trainer aircraft
Paraguay’s Air Force is looking to renew its fixed-wing training fleet by turning to a neighbouring supplier, having signed a declaration of interest in the Argentinian IA-100 Malvina.
Phase 2 of OdySSEy will be concluded by March next year, with Phase 3 of the programme chiefly focusing on customer needs. (Photo: UK MoD/Crown Copyright)
PLEXYS has joined BAE Systems’ project OdySSEy to build a future single synthetic environment (SSE) for military training, the partners announced at IT2EC 2023 in Rotterdam.
This step kicks off Phase 2 of the programme, where the partners will focus on introducing more complexity and allowing BAE Systems to utilise the most advanced technologies.
OdySSEy is essentially BAE Systems’ proof of concept demonstrator for developing an SSE. It aims to bring together experts from simulation, supercomputing, data analytics, AR and VR to create an environment where multi-domain training can take place.
The company announced its first partner, distributed computing company
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