ITEC 2018: Talking points (video)

9th May 2018 - 12:55 GMT | by Tim Martin in London

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Always a key fixture of the training and simulation events circuit, ITEC heads to Stuttgart this year where a strong German military presence and industry representation is expected.

Editor Trevor Nash looks at the main themes attendees should look out for, specifically how the live/virtual argument will be addressed and the influence of virtual and augmented reality.

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