Lockheed makes progress on TF-50 augmented reality project
Lockheed Martin has completed the integration of Red 6’s augmented reality (AR) training solution into the TF-50 simulator. The partners said the integration marked Phase 1, a milestone that would facilitate the broader evaluation of AR applications and integration of such technologies into the TF-50 aircraft itself.
Lockheed Martin has offered the TF-50 for upcoming advanced fighter training programmes of the US Air Force (USAF), the US Navy and several international customers, the company said.
It has also submitted the TF-50A variant in response to the USAF's February 2023 request for information for a two-seater aircraft to cover three near-term missions,
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