Besides, it's going to be safer for the pilots. Back in 2020, Robinson, a veteran F 22 pilot, took an early version of the AR headset for a spin the first virtual dogfight between a real and an AIbased fighter jet. Months prior, a virtual opponent created by an autonomous technologies company called Epis proved to be so good during early simulator based test runs that it was able to obliterate the human Air Force pilot in a simulated dogfight
Eric Owens
@EricG · 4:46
But then there's times when a pilot needs reality, when a pilot needs to get into the cockpit of a real aircraft and they need to fly in the sky, and they need to experience ACM and dog fighting, and they need to experience the real deal, because there's no replacement for the real deal. There never will be. You can see lots of things that are extremely realistic in AR technology, but you can't experience gut instinct