Millions of vehicles keep our world moving, from cars on the highway to ships at sea. But ensuring their safety and performance requires a skilled workforce. Enter Extended Reality (XR) technology. XR is transforming the way we train and maintain non-aircraft vehicles, spanning the automotive, maritime, and heavy machinery sectors.

The utility industry, the backbone of our modern world, faces unique challenges in maintaining its vast infrastructure. Technicians are tasked with complex repairs in hazardous environments, such as confined spaces or at significant heights.

The logistics industry is on the cusp of a revolution, and Extended Reality (XR), encompassing both Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR), is at the forefront of this transformation. By creating immersive and interactive experiences, XR is poised to enhance efficiency, improve safety, and empower a more skilled transportation workforce.

Extended Reality (XR) is set to transform commercial aviation in remarkable ways. From improving pilot training and streamlining maintenance to enhancing the passenger experience, XR technology offers significant advantages. However, integrating XR into aviation operations effectively requires careful planning and attention to detail. Let’s explore strategies for implementing XR technology in aviation and provide tips to ensure a smooth and successful adoption.

December 2. Orlando, FL – Mass Virtual, a leader in immersive training experiences, and Serious Industrial Motion Simulators (SIMS), pioneers in cutting-edge motion simulation technology, are showcasing their shared dedication to delivering innovative, impactful, and next-generation XR training solutions at the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC), booth #849, Dec. 2-6.

In partnership with Air Education and Training Command's Integrated Technology Platform, Air Combat Command, and Air Force Materiel Command, the Mass Virtual team successfully completed knowledge capture of two variants of the multirole F-16 Fighting Falcon.

For John Brooks, founder & CEO of Mass Virtual, the Serious Games Showcase & Challenge (SGS&C) represents more than just a competition—it’s a cornerstone in his journey as a leader in immersive training and simulation.

Demos of Mass Virtual’s training experience powered by RAVE Computer will be available at Mass Virtual in booth #849.

Extended Reality (XR) is set to transform commercial aviation in remarkable ways. From improving pilot training and streamlining maintenance to enhancing the passenger experience, XR technology offers significant advantages. However, integrating XR into aviation operations effectively requires careful planning and attention to detail. Let’ explore strategies for implementing XR technology in aviation and provide tips to ensure a smooth and successful adoption.