ITEC 2017: Rockwell rolls out Coalescence (video)
Rockwell Collins demonstrated its Coalescence mixed-reality solution at ITEC in Rotterdam after initially launching the product in 2016.
The company is focusing on the role-playing market with the system across the land, sea and air domains.
Speaking to Shephard, Andrew White, head of business development, EuMEA, for Rockwell, described how the Coalescence system enables users to see their own hands and use real equipment rather than virtually displayed objects.
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