Defense
Virtual military drone training is vital for preparing service members to operate sUAS (Small Unmanned Aircraft System) in the battlefield, perform FPV scouting, and conduct counter-drone warfare without the cost and risk of damaging real hardware.
Virtual drone training reduces the immense costs of replacing or fixing military-grade drones. Crashes regularly occur during early training periods, and simulation enables trainees to crash and learn without budget consequences.
Simulation-based drone training is also much easier to scale because it is flexible, requires fewer instructors, and has significantly reduced costs once implemented.
Simulation tech allows operators to build muscle memory around stick control, throttle management, and orientation correction before ever operating a live flight. Repeating these drills in controlled environments encourages physical and mental habits to form.
Drone missions frequently involve multiple operators working together toward a common objective, so our virtual tech systems are also designed for team coordination training. Simulators can help operators practice communication standards and position reporting.
Through virtual drone training, units will be more synchronized, and proper communication habits will be reinforced. Simulators help operators maintain awareness of other airspace users and coordinate movements during key battlespace decisions.
Live military missions often require drone operators to fulfill distinct roles and move toward multiple mission objectives at once. Virtual training modules allow trainees to rehearse and refine that level of complex coordination.
Our fats® Drone technology is built on OneArc’s VBS4 platform to provide a synthetic but realistic battlespace in which all virtual drone operators can practice their skills.
There are two training methodologies available: standard flat-panel displays and immersive FPV goggle-style environments. The former allows for broad, collective command visualization while the latter mimics the precise and claustrophobic tunneling of FPV drone usage.
InVeris’ training environment ensures realistic mission rehearsal using a variety of terrains and mission conditions so that drone operators are better prepared for real-life warfare.
Military drone simulators teach operators certain core skills through repetition, including basic drone control and maneuvering, spatial awareness, controlled takeoff and landing skills, and navigation through complex weather conditions and unique terrains.
Simulation technology improves mission planning and tactical execution through drills focused on route planning, energy-aware path planning, mission-specific decision-making, and understanding the operating environment.
Our military drone training has multi-operator, multi-role scenarios that help teams train together in the same virtual space. In virtual contested environments, they can communicate in real time, divide responsibilities, and adapt to dynamic threat behavior.
Scenario-based training allows instructors to build, modify, and deploy custom scenarios so that trainees can experience and adapt to a wide variety of conditions and situations. Scenarios also scale in complexity and difficulty as trainee skills develop.
InVeris’ expertise lies at the intersection of simulation-based defense training and live fire range systems. They have developed technical expertise in both disciplines and integrated them to create innovative and unmatched training solutions.
Our training solutions are currently used in more than 40 countries across the world, and our global footprint speaks to the quality and adaptability of our products, services, and customer support.
InVeris supports a fuller form of readiness beyond basic drone skills, and our customizable systems allow trainees to develop contextual judgment while working through a wide range of drone and counter-drone scenarios.
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To see our fats® Drone technology in action, you can request a demo from one of our product experts or even visit our HQ in Atlanta.
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