Military Training Technology Report 2023: Part-Task Trainers

1st September 2023 - 14:40 GMT | by Giles Ebbutt

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The latest generation of MR headsets used in part-task training can track where the trainee is looking, information that can be used for after-action reviews. (Photo: MVRSimulation)

How part-task trainers can deliver unique outcomes for armed forces

In this latest technology report, Giles Ebbutt looks at the use cases and business models for part-task trainers, which can be rapidly developed and fielded to meet specific needs as a customer's requirements evolve.

With the advance of mixed reality, new task sets are opening up beyond their traditional use in maintenance training and both traditional OEMs and agile SMEs are working on the cutting edge to deliver these new solutions.

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Giles Ebbutt

Giles Ebbutt is a Shephard Media correspondent based in the UK who specialises in C4ISR …

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