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Program Tests Value of Virtual Training
Land forces join air and sea services in immersive environments.
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It Might Be Virtual, But It Is Not a Game
Enhanced realism in U.S. Army systems increases efficacy.
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Holograms Coming to a Military Theater Near You
The holy grail of virtual reality may be a training reality for future troops.
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If You Want to Support Warfighters, DISA Needs You
Officials apply virtual recruiting lessons learned.
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ARL Developing Virtual Trainer for Grenade Launcher
The Mark 19 grenade launcher "augmented reality" training platform will help save time and costs.
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Stryker Virtual Trainer Debuts in Europe
The simulation system complements live training for warfighters.
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Army Virtual Worlds Expert Forges Ahead Without 'Second Life'
One of the most ardent proponents of virtual worlds technologies for military collaboration has forged ahead and developed a version of the Second Life technology that is able to operate behind secure .mil firewalls, and it is on its way to being certified for secure operation within most military networks.
Virtualization Increases Supercomputers' Potential
A prototype virtual operating system will allow researchers to load experiments into supercomputers quickly without having to modify their programs substantially to operate on a specific platform. The software uses a technique called virtualization to enable a machine to run multiple operating systems, something current supercomputers cannot do. This capability would allow high-performance computers to operate a wider range of software, from highly specialized modeling and simulation programs to commercial applications.
Infusing FITE Into Simulations
A joint capability technology demonstration project currently underway is literally clothing U.S. soldiers and Marines in computers and placing them in virtual scenarios. The program is upping the investment in modeling and simulation developments—traditionally focused on land and air vehicles—to better reflect current operational needs. It aims not only at augmenting traditional training methods but also at determining the most effective ways to reach and teach the newest generation of warfighters.