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Training and Simulation Trends
This document provides an overview of training and simulation trends presented by Andy Fawkes at the 7th Annual SMi Future Armoured Vehicles conference in Central and Eastern Europe on May 18, 2021. It discusses operational trends like the mixed fleet of vehicles that will be used for many years. It also covers future soldiers and how they will train using emerging technologies like extended reality, video games, and digital twins. The presentation examines training system trends toward more flexible, scalable and cost-effective live, virtual and constructive simulation and the technology drivers enabling this like computing, graphics and artificial intelligence.
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- 1. of ### 1 Training and Simulation Trends Andy Fawkes 7thAnnual SMi Future ArmouredVehicles Central and Eastern Europe 18 May 2021 Credit – American Rheinmetall
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- 3. Presentation Overview • Operational trends •Future Soldiers • Training Systems Trends • XR – eXtended Reality • Some Other Technologies…
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- 5. The Character of Warfare & Future Threats 29Apr 2021 (Edited)
- 6. A Mixed Fleet for ManyYears to Come
- 7. The nature ofwarfare No battle plan withstands contact with the enemy
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- 9. (Digital) Soldier ofthe Future? •Who will they be? •What will they do? •Where will they be? •How will they train? •Will we need them?
- 10. (British) Army Age Distribution UK DefencePersonnel Statistics - CBP7930, 12 June 2018
- 11. “Digital Native” Over 2/3rdsof the Army are Digital Natives and 95% by 2030
- 12. Video Games •The $175bn videogames ecosystem is vast and constantly evolving •Serving 2.8bn gamers across the world
- 13. 93% of ChildrenPlay Video Games Children's Commissioner for England (2019)
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- 16. Tip of theSpear Innovation
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- 20. Live Training • It isgenerally perceived that the newer recruits have different aspirations and learning styles to those of previous generations. Recruitment and retention are significant issues in several nations so it is vital to understand what recruits are seeking from a military career, how they learn best and how to maintain their motivation. Excellent training, transferable skills and a working environment which supports diversity will become increasingly important. Times Photographer Richard Pohle
- 21. • Computing • Games •Networking • Graphics • Audio • Human Interfaces • Sensors • Data • AI • 5G Training & Simulation Technology Drivers
- 22. Live & SimulationBased Training Training Type X Y Z Trend Simulation Live
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- 24. Training System Availability Part Task General Purpose Devices(e.g. VR) Full/Platform
- 25. Embedded Training Bradley AFV Credit -Oasis Advanced Engineering
- 26. UK Combined Arms TacticalTrainer (CATT) Image Credit – Lockheed Martin
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- 28. Simulation Now -Land, Sea, Air, Anywhere
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- 30. Do You NeedHigh Physical Fidelity? 2019
- 31. Combat Support –Training & Ops? Credit – Kognitiv Spark
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- 34. Military Access toSimulation 1990 2000 Numbers 10’s 100’s 1,000’s 2010 2020
- 35. Future Emphasis? Now Future Training CentresTraining Hubs
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- 38. VR-Based Training at Scale (2019) • 18,500Lufthansa cabin crew practice safety-related training required by the authorities in 18 VR cabins located in Frankfurt and Munich • Trainees receive a short introduction from the digital assistant, and during the entire exercise a single panel operator can monitor multiple cabins
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- 42. See What the MachineSees Through AR (Augmented Reality) Iviz
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- 44. UK Virtual Reality inLand Training (VRLT) Pilot - 2019 The aim of the VRLT pilot was to identify the opportunities that Virtual Reality technology offers the Future Collective Training System
- 45. VRLT’s Principal TrainingAudience Dismounts Warrior 1 Warrior 2 Warrior 3 Challenger 2 Tank 31
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- 47. Collective Training TeamworkTaxonomy • Leadership – character, knowledge and action that inspires • Situation Awareness – shared mental model of team situation • Decision Making – team collectively makes a choice • Communication – right information, right people, right time • Co-operation – team goals over individual’s
- 48. Why VR forCollective Training? • Immersive environment creates a challenging environment • Can rapidly rehearse and repeatedly practice in a variety of scenarios • Flexible, scalable, deployable and cost effective • “in desktop simulation you look at the virtual world, in VR, you are in it”
- 49. Comprehension Perception Projection SITUATION AWARENESS DecideAct Based on Endsley’s SA Three Level Model World ! ! !
- 50. Practice, Practice, Practice! Individuallyand in Teams
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- 59. Next-Generation User Interfaces •Gesture Interfaces • Tangible User Interface • Emotion Sensing • Brain-Computer Interface
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- 61. Towards the “Metaverse” Metaverse isa term for the concept of a virtual shared space that converges with actual reality The convergence of virtually enhanced physical reality and physically persistent virtual space, including the sum of all virtual worlds, augmented reality, and the Internet
- 62. The Challenge •Innovation and Agility Vs? •LongTerm Support
- 63. of ### 63 Questions? Andy Fawkes 7thAnnual SMi Future ArmouredVehicles Central and Eastern Europe 18 May 2021 Credit - BISim