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Enabling impactful multi-domain LVC training is critical for modern militaries who face a complex operating environment of hybrid and subthreshold warfare. The Military Metaverse has the potential to transform training in the Armed Forces, offering safe, scalable, interoperable and cost-effective ways to augment traditional methods and deliver real value to the end-user with the power of Web 3.0 technology.
Reshape military training and education in the Metaverse-ready era
By exploiting the immersive and life-like environments that blend physical and virtual worlds, soldiers, pilots and sailors will be enabled to train together for complex missions in a safe and controlled space, with a reduced need for expensive real-world equipment or resources.
A persistent world of extended reality (XR) can facilitate joint training and collaboration between different military units and branches, nationally and internationally and help improve coordination between different forces.
Allowing novel and legacy simulation systems to exchange and incorporate data seamlessly from multiple sources, such as sensors, weapons systems and communications networks is essential for realistic situational awareness training.
Typically, setting up large-scale live training exercises involves physical infrastructure and significant logistical costs, such as the use of firing ranges, training grounds and simulators. The implementation of Metaverse-ready training will offer a more cost-efficient approach to personnel training, resulting in considerable savings for the military.
By deeply integrating LVC training elements across different domains, seamless collaboration can be achieved remotely, minimising the need for transporting personnel and equipment.
With a persistent Military Metaverse available 24/7, troops can train more frequently and rapidly from anywhere, reducing the time spent away from their regular duties. Large-scale exercises can also be organised faster leading to more collective training outcomes.
Leveraging the Military Metaverse for immersive training can help the Armed Forces meet net-zero goals, as well as wider government environmental targets, by significantly enhancing sustainability and reducing emission levels.