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Red 6, a pioneering firm in Augmented Reality (AR) technology, renowned for its groundbreaking work in synthetic air combat training and AR applications, has officially entered into a memorandum of understanding with AERALIS, the innovative creators of modular aircraft systems.
The collaboration was unveiled during the esteemed Military Flight Training conference in London, where both companies showcased their shared vision for the future of pilot training.
Expressing enthusiasm for the partnership, Daniel Robinson, Founder and CEO of Red 6, remarked, “Red 6 eagerly anticipates the opportunity to collaborate with AERALIS, enhancing our collective impact on the future of aviation within the UK MOD.”
AERALIS, in conjunction with the UK MOD’s Pyramid team, employs a forward-thinking open software architecture capable of seamlessly integrating Red 6’s ATARS (Airborne Tactical Augmented Reality System) and future updates directly into the AERALIS system. This streamlined approach avoids costly redesigns and certifications, ensuring military pilots have access to the most advanced training solutions available.
Tristan Crawford, CEO of AERALIS, expressed his excitement about the collaboration, stating, “We are thrilled to formalize this MOU with Red 6, a company renowned for its expertise in synthetic air combat training and AR technologies. Their capabilities perfectly complement our innovative aircraft system, allowing us to offer a fully integrated augmented reality solution with seamless capability upgrades through our cutting-edge AERALIS integrated digital environment. We look forward to collaborating to further enhance our world-leading training solution.”
This strategic initiative is poised to significantly enhance the capabilities and readiness of military personnel, heralding a promising future for defense forces.
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