“Virtual reality can simulate a battlefield, and generate scenarios where [pilots] are attacked,” he said. “I can use the Internet of things to link up a battalion commander in my sector to someone sitting an [air force] control center,” he added. Virtual reality might also be used to train technicians on how to service the F-35 fifth generation fighter jets, due to enter service this year.
Such breakthroughs could change “the way I attack, or look at the whole area and communicate with gestures,” Cohen said. “We are looking at how we can take these things to our world of command in the IAF.”
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