The ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science is hosting a
Defence Industry Workshop on XR, Tuesday 5 November. Defence and government organizations, as well as industry, and academia. are invited to attend. The Australian National University (ANU), is investigating the
establishment of an
Extended Reality Cooperative Research Center
(XR-CRC) with other universities. The
term XR includes
augmented reality, virtual reality, and other forms of computer generated simulations, using wearable, and other technology. For more details contact
Dr Penny Kyburz, Senior Lecturer, Human-Centred Computing, ANU CECS.
ps: One use for XR could be to provide an interface for high performance UAVs, such as the proposed
Loyal Wingman supersonic aircraft. With this approach the remote operator would sit in a flight simulator, controlling the remote aircraft. The movement of the simulator would provide additional feedback, needed for fast decision making in combat.The simulator could be made small enough to be loaded on-board and operated from the aircraft being protected, such as the
KC-30A tanker.
pps: It happens I was the Defence representative on a joint industry project to
produce a graphical user interface in the early 1990s. Unfortunately the Web came along and made our work obsolete. ;-)
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