In the USA, they showed footage of the use of the Red 6 augmented reality system when training pilots in air combat
In the United States, they showed footage that demonstrates what the pilot of a combat aircraft or its simulator (simulator) sees through the augmented reality system on his helmet. This is the Red 6 system, which allows for training in aerial combat. In the American press, the use of augmented reality systems for training military pilots was called "a revolution in the educational process."
Red 6 is an airborne tactical augmented reality system (ATARS).
It is noted that the Red 6 system allows "to significantly reduce the cost of training pilots in air combat skills." At the same time, it is added that the augmented reality complex provides an opportunity for the student to "completely immerse himself in the process of air combat with the enemy."
From the material of the American columnist Tyler Rogoway:
As noted, the system can be used for direct piloting of combat aircraft, providing an additional spectrum of information.
The augmented reality system builds the capabilities of simulated battles with various types of airplanes of a conventional enemy using artificial intelligence, which forms the behavior of such an enemy in the air.
From the developer's statement:
At the initial stage, $ 30 million was allocated from the US budget for the development of such an augmented reality system.
Tyler Rogoway notes that the Red 6 will soon be deployed aboard 38 Squadron T-586 Talon trainers at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico.
From the material in the American press:
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