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December 2023
ALGORITHMIC WARFARE: Simulating Civilian Behavior During Military Missions
U.K.-based company Hadean is working on simulating how civilians react — both on the ground and online — to military operations to provide greater complexity and reality for training scenarios. -
November 2023
I/ITSEC NEWS: U.S. Navy, Ukraine to Receive Next-Gen Mixed Reality Pilot Training Headset
By Allyson ParkORLANDO – A U.S.-Czech startup introduced a new mixed reality headset that the company says will sharply reduce latency issues. -
November 2023
A Tribute to Rear Adm. James Robb
By Michael BayerI often mention that while the impact of the work all of us do at the National Defense Industrial Association and its affiliates can live forever, the lives of the terrific people we are privileged to work with and admire are finite. -
November 2023
I/ITSEC NEWS: Generative AI Pushing Cognitive Shift in Training
When discussing generative artificial intelligence and language models such as ChatGPT, talking points often focus on the elimination of jobs and privacy concerns, but experts suggest AI will not steal jobs, but simply create different ones — and change the way humans think about accomplishing them. -
November 2023
I/ITSEC NEWS: Video Technology Brings 3D Characters to Simulators
ORLANDO — Arizona-based simulation company VirTra introduced an extended reality training headset that uses volumetric video technology to capture realistic 3D characters within training simulations. -
November 2023
I/ITSEC NEWS: Live, Virtual, Constructive Called the Future of Navy Training
By Allyson ParkORLANDO – Employing live, virtual and constructive training is absolutely crucial to the future of the U.S. Navy, particularly for preparing sailors for a potential conflict, a service commander serving in the region said Nov. 29. -
November 2023
I/ITSEC NEWS: Allies Look to Incorporate Ukraine War Lessons Into Training
ORLANDO — Ukraine has been forced to train 100,000 new warfighters all while engaging in a fight for its life with Russia. -
November 2023
I/ITSEC NEWS: Training, Simulations Still a ‘New Frontier’ for Space Force
ORLANDO — As a relatively new service, the U.S. Space Force has a unique path to forge when grappling with how the evolving world of training and simulations will help it achieve its missions, a senior service officer said. -
November 2023
I/ITSEC NEWS: Marines Report Initial Success with Software Factory
By Allyson ParkORLANDO – The Marine Corps is training its service members to create software that it can use to boost efficiency, lethality and enable Force Design 2030 modernization goals. -
November 2023
I/ITSEC NEWS: 2024 Called ‘Major Year’ for Army Training Simulators
ORLANDO — The Army is looking to deliver in February some of the building blocks for its signature training and simulation system with the goal of declaring initial operating capability by the end of the year, a service leader said Nov. 28
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