British Army invests £1 million in VR programme for soldier training
VR training programme will provide soldiers with the kind of simulated scenarios that are difficult to recreate on traditional training grounds
Simulated environment in the virtual reality training. Image: BiSim
The British Army is investing more than £1 million in a hi-tech virtual reality (VR) programme that will depict hostile virtual reality environments to enable soldiers to hone their skills. A £1 million...
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