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: GamePolitics.comLatest U.S. Military Interactive Training Methods Detailed
By pete_gallagher
As the U.S. Military continues to implement interactive training as a means to prepare its members for combat, the Future Immersive Training Environment (FITE) team hosted a conference call today in order to discuss a pair of new training initiatives.
Clark Lethin, of the Office of Naval Research, began by noting that FITE's focus was on training small units, or 'squads of 10-13 soldiers, marines, sailors or airmen,' with an emphasis on improving team unity, unit cohesion, unit decision making and communication skills. The first new training initiative, which has been completed, revolves around a personal virtually reality system.
Lethin explained, 'An individually worn virtual reality system with helmet-mounted display and a weapon with a toggle switch on it that allows you to locomote through the virtual world… then we have sounds tied into that system, as well as a shock device that will receive shock if these men are hit or wounded by any kind of connectict event.'
Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on April 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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