Training a single fighter pilot could cost the Air Force over $10 million. So this company is using augmented reality headsets with AI to give U.S. airmen an edge.
at bases in California and New Mexico, the Air Force told Fox News in a statement, adding that"39 sorties have been flown to date with further demonstrations planned in 2023."
The U.S. Air Force spends over $33,000 an hour to operate an F-22 flight, $28,000 for an F-35 and $8,000 for anI want a world in which I taxi out with my colleagues and every time we go up to fly and train, we're training to do what we would be doing for real," Robinson said."And the adversaries are provided at scale, at frequency and at relevancy, synthetically outdoors up in the sky.
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