Neurological technology enhances training
Time spent training is expensive and for many years the military has sort to maximise this time to achieve training goals as efficiently as possible; the question is, how?
One method of meeting this goal is to tailor that training to match an individual’s abilities to assimilate teaching objectives and this vision is now being made possible by a team from Clay Strategic Designs (CSD) and Qneuro.
‘The US DoD is always searching for improved training methodologies that can maintain and increase military readiness, and with the roll-out of the Enterprise Digital Learning Modernization initiative, the personalization of training will
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