Defense professionals from across the services gathered in Orlando, Fla., for the 2025 DoD Virtual Hangar User Workshop — joined by industry vendors, a powerful testament to the growing momentum and vital role of immersive learning throughout the Department of Defense (DoD).

Orlando, FL — May 20th, 2025 — Mass Virtual, Inc., a leader in immersive virtual reality training solutions, has expanded its support of the U.S. Army with the deployment of an XR-equipped classroom at Fort Bliss.

At the VR/AR Association’s 3rd Annual Central FloridaImmersive Technology Summit, Mass Virtual’s Senior Business Development Manager,Mike Peeler, joined a panel discussion on how extended reality (XR) andartificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping defense and national security.

Investing in training is essential—but measuring its real impact is what truly matters. Across the Department of Defense (DoD), operational efficiency, cost savings, and military readiness are mission-critical. Extended Reality (XR) training solutions support these priorities by delivering measurable results.

Orlando, FL – Mass Virtual®, a leader in XR technology and immersive training solutions, is celebrating its 15th anniversary. Since the founding in 2009, the company has been at the forefront of extended reality (XR), revolutionizing how organizations train, learn, and perform.

Mass Virtual is thrilled to return for a second year as an exhibitor at Spark STEM Fest, taking place at the Orlando Science Center from February 15-17, 2025. This multi-day event, presented by the UCF Office of Research, brings together innovators, educators, and industry leaders to inspire the next generation through science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

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.