Droneshield, xReality partner up for counter-drone training at I/ITSEC 2022
A still from DroneShield's video depicting an XR C-UAS training scenario. (Image: DroneShield)
DroneShield will leverage xReality's immersive technology to offer C-UAS training solutions for military markets.
DroneShield is teaming with Australia's xReality Group to provide extended reality (XR)-based counter--UAS training solutions, it was announced at I/ITSEC 2022.
XRG’s subsidiary Operator Tactical Solutions develops immersive planning, rehearsal and training packages for military and law enforcement markets, across local and international markets. Video released of a C-UAS training scenario by DroneShield showed use of a combination of VR headsets and DroneGun hardware, plus an instructor tablet device.
DroneShield CEO Oleg Vornik commented: 'As the counter-drone industry continues to rapidly grow and develop, evidenced by significant use of small drones by both sides in the Ukraine war, there is an emergent need for counter-drone tactics and training packages for the system operators. As the global leader in the C-UAS sector, DroneShield is well placed to provide the training.'
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XRG CEO Wayne Jones, added: 'Operator’s solutions are enabling defence and law enforcement to rapidly train for... situations in realistic, virtual environments. We are pleased to be able to add cutting-edge XR-based Counter Drone training programmes to Operator’s product offering.'
DroneShield's C-UAS systems are used by the USAF for base defence and the company announced partnerships with Teledyne FLIR and Allen-Vanguard earlier this year to work on C-UAS solutions.
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