Modern technology has created highly realistic battlefields and weapons
training, minimizing the risk of injury during training and dramatically
lowering training costs. The latter consideration is particularly valuable as
many nations in an economic slump strive to reduce or re-prioritize military
budgets. Simulation technologies are developing at a rapid pace, allowing
armed forces to train their troops, both recruits and veterans, in new tactics
to deal with evolving threats.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Research Snapshot and Key Findings
Research Outline
Research Snapshot and Key Findings
Research Methodology
Technology Snapshot
Technology Capability
Key Technology Segments
2. Technology Forces and Prospects
Drivers and Restraints; Technology Penetration, Adoption
Technology/Business Drivers
Technology/Business Restraints
Global Technology Penetration and Adoption
Key Developments, Opportunities and Future Prospects
Flight Trainers / Simulators
Combat Simulators
Convoy Simulators
Small Arms Simulators
Medical Simulators
Opportunities for Military Simulation Technologies
The Road Ahead
3. Appendices - Key Participants and Patents
Key Participants
Key Participants 1
Key Participants 2
Key Patents
Key Patents 1
Key Patents 2
Simulation and Virtual Training--Military Applications--Technology Penetration and Roadmapping published by Technical Insights (Frost & Sullivan) in December 29, 2011. This report price starts from US $ 6500.
