We are excited to welcome Major General Patrick Roberson (Ret.) to our Board. With a distinguished career in the Army, Major General Roberson spent the majority of his time in Special Forces, commanding U.S and Allied Special Operations units across Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria. He led the Special Operations Task Force and the Army Special Warfare Training Center, ultimately serving as the Deputy Commanding General for all Army Special Operations Forces. In his new role, Major General Roberson will work with Asymmetric Edge XR on product development and support the leadership team.
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Asymmetric Edge XR is revolutionizing military training with XR technology! Our tailored XR programs offer immersive simulations for specialized military units, enhancing tactical proficiency and decision-making in dynamic scenarios. From urban warfare to specialized operations, our XR training delivers unparalleled realism and effectiveness. Equip your unit with the tools to excel in the modern battlefield. Experience the future of military readiness with our cutting-edge XR solutions.
- 所属行业
- 软件开发
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2024
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The Space Operations Command is prioritizing the use of virtual simulations to enhance training for space missions. This initiative aims to improve readiness and efficiency by leveraging cutting-edge simulation technologies. At Asymmetric Edge XR, we are inspired by this forward-thinking approach. We believe that advanced simulations are crucial not only for space operations but for a wide range of industries striving for excellence and preparedness. By embracing innovative training solutions, we can achieve higher levels of performance and readiness. How is your industry leveraging virtual simulations for training and development? #SpaceOperations #VirtualTraining #Innovation #Technology #Simulation #Readiness
The United States Space Force wants better virtual training simulations that mimic real-life threats to better hone guardians’ skills, a top defense official said. “We don't have the emulation capability for the threat and the simulation capability across units to allow us to train at the high fidelity levels that we will need to,”?Lt. Gen. David Miller, commander of?Space Operations Command, said during a Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies?virtual event?Monday. “I'll be honest …much of that training will likely be very sensitive, and we would not want to expose that in a live-fly arena. So it's going to probably have to be virtual.”? SpOC is planning an inaugural meeting with allies, partners, and all of the combatant commanders in October to discuss requirements, capacity, and modernization needs. “We'll have a first-ever sourcing and prioritization conference with all of the combatant commanders as well as our allies and the interagency in October. All those requirements will come in, we'll level-set on the capacity that we have, including modernization that we might need to take forces down in order to build new capability, and then build a plan for the future that goes out at least two to three years,” Miller said. “And we're going to refresh on that every six months.” #AR #VR #space #training