The benefits of VR in military trainings

 





The field of military simulation and training has advanced significantly with the use of virtual reality (VR) technology. During training exercises, there is less chance of harm and collateral damage thanks to technology that offers a safe and affordable means to imitate a variety of real-world settings and conditions. In fact, this technology was found advantageous to practice combat scenarios in a virtual setting since it could recreate battlefield conditions such as the weather, the terrain, and enemy tactics. Moreover, it provides a safer way to train soldiers on the operation and maintenance of aircrafts. Let’s not forget its prominence for soldiers to practice their first aid and emergency medical procedures.

The following picture represents the way a soldier may view the world while wearing his VR; it is quite similar the shooting games children play nowadays.





Citations:
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Virtual reality in the military: Simulating combat training. ArborXR. (2023, July 7). https://arborxr.com/blog/virtual-reality-in-the-military-simulating-combat-training/#:~:text=VR%20technology%20is%20also%20used,tactical%20maneuvers%20and%20emergency%20procedures. 

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Dangle, L. (2022). Military Simulation and Virtual Training -- Market and Technology Forecast to 2030. AR/VR will drive growth in military simulation & training market, report finds. vita technologies. Retrieved March 1, 2024, from https://militaryembedded.com/ai/machine-learning/arvr-will-drive-growth-in-military-simulation-training-market-report-finds. 

specialized vr military training stimulation. (2022). VR military training and its benefits for defense strategies in India. Retrieved March 1, 2024, from https://tecknotrove.com/make-in-india-vr-military-training/. 

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