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Day: April 10, 2024
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<p class=”text-body text-muted small”>BAE Systems is integrating VRAI’s simulation data capture and analysis software in a Hawk trainer simulator. The data will be compared with live Hawk training sorties to improve fast jet training. Pictured is one of the Royal Air Force’s Hawk T2 trainer aircraft. (Benoit Denet)</p>
<p>BAE Systems has partnered with VRAI to leverage extended reality (XR) and artificial intelligence (AI) in order to enhance pilot training.</p>
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VRAI’s HEAT data capture technology, which collates, analyses, and visualises simulator data, will be integrated by BAE Systems into a deployable Hawk jet trainer simulator to monitor and provide actionable insight on pilot performance, VRAI announced on 8 April at the International Training Technology Exhibition & Conference (IT
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<p>This data will then be assessed with comparable information from live Hawk training sorties to help determine the optimum balance between live and synthetic training for pilots. </p>
<p>The project is funded through the UK Ministry of Defence’s (MoD’s) Defence Technology Exploitation Programme (DTEP), which works to foster collaboration between small and medium-sized enterprises suppliers with leading defence companies, the announcement detailed.</p>
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Pat O’Connor, the managing director of VRAI, informed
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EC 2024 that the “initial integration of HEAT into the BAE Systems Hawk deployable simulator has been carried out. The next phase will see us focusing on gathering data from experienced aircrew to give us a baseline of data to compare with student performance. We would expect to begin gathering data in the near future and see results later this year. We will use the data we gather to further our own understanding of both live and synthetic training for fast jet pilots”.
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It is a trope in superhero stories that the hero must try and be in two places at once. Europe is trying to do the same by splitting its military capabilities between the Euro-Atlantic and the Indo-Pacific. But neither European states individually nor Europe collectively are or have been superpowers for a very long time. Rather than dilute the fragile sense of purpose and growing power they have built in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, European powers should prioritize their home region. Backfilling maritime security in the Euro-Atlantic up to the western Indian Ocean is a more valuable
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