PREMIUM: Can an exercise cause a war?
As Russia concentrates its forces on its border with Ukraine, NATO and Russia continue to blame each other for the current friction, much of it attributed by Moscow to NATO exercises in Ukraine.
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PREMIUM - vIITSEC 2020: Varjo launches next-gen HMD
Demand for virtual and extended reality solutions for military training continues to grow
Since its launch four years ago, Finnish head mounted display (HMD) company Varjo has carved out a significant portion of the military simulation and training (S&T) market.
The company now hopes to gain further traction with its latest VR-3 and XR-3 products that have been released to coincide with the virtual I/ITSEC event on 30 November-4 December.
‘Our aim always has been to bring high ...
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