Farnborough 2022: Inzpire offers multi-domain operational training
Mobile CASE systems are easily transferrable. (Photo: Norbert Neumann)
UK-based Inzpire performed a concept demonstration overview at the Farnborough International Airshow, showing a virtual training solution that can improve multi-domain C2 operations.
Inzpire used the Farnborough International Airshow (FIA) on 18-22 July to exhibit its multi-domain operational training system.
A concept demonstrator platform, on show at Farnborough, uses Plexus Ascot 7 as the main entity generator. The software allows for the building of satellite constellations in the virtual world and has air, land and maritime elements, including surface, subsurface and cyber effects.
‘The system allows us to look at everything from satellites all the way through those domains. Then we can zoom right into individual soldiers or into individual helicopters.’ Dan Simmons, head of Inzpire collective training and services business unit, told journalists at an
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