Free Whitepaper: Using Virtual Reality and Mixed Reality for Pilot Training and Simulation
In this white paper, we explore the use cases and benefits of virtual and mixed reality across the pilot training and simulation value chain.
Hear from world-class professionals and organizations who are already pioneering the new reality of immersive training and discover several benefits to using virtual and mixed reality (collectively known as XR) as a part of the training process.
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This pilot training whitepaper explores the use of VR and XR in flight simulation:
Executive Summary
1. Introduction
2. The Benefits of VR/XR for Pilot Training and Simulation
3. Technological requirements
4. Industry examples and practical applications
5. How to Get Started with an Immersive Training Solution
Featuring industry examples from Loft Dynamics, Lufthansa Aviation Training, Finnish Air Force and U.S. Army.
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How VR & XR are transforming pilot training
Substantial changes are afoot in the world of aviation. Both the aviation industry and government organizations are under increasing cost and operational tempo pressures. Recent reports indicate that NATO member states are significantly increasing their defense investments, with many nations facing an urgent need to expand their training capacity due to heightened security concerns. For aviation to flourish, pilot training must become drastically more productive, scalable and cost-effective. As a result, the aviation training community is looking to emerging virtual and mixed reality technologies to enable this shift to meet the growing demand.
The main benefits of VR/XR training include cost efficiencies, portability of devices to enable training at the point of need, and all-around better scalability. Greater availability of training tools allows trainees to achieve more reps and sets, encouraging them to repeat tasks until they achieve mastery. When training organizations successfully implement these solutions, they will train more pilots faster, provide more flexibly in the training, and with less cost than ever before.
Read on to discover why these technologies are not flights of fancy but the future of pilot training that industry pioneers are already adopting.