SAF-TAC capabilities expand for JTACs
SimCentric used I/ITSEC 2021 to reveal an MR capability in its SAF-TAC VR training system.
VP-Innovation Tom Constable told Shephard that SAF-TAC uses the open-source UnReal Engine to take advantage of the huge investment made by the gaming industry in its technology.
He explained that the aim is to create a military training system that will engage users, is portable and is available at the point of need. All the SAF-TAC versions use the Unreal Engine-integrated OpenXR tool as standard.
The basic SAF-TAC Solo provides a simple individual Android-based standalone capability which consists of a MetaQuest 2 HMD and
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