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49 Military Technology · MILTECH · 12/2011 When conducting simulations, another criti- cal piece to the puzzle is KVM extension tech- nology. Extenders constructively reduce risks of overheating and excess noise. Multi-display setups enabled by triple-display adapters and connected to a Matrox Avio KVM extender – all from a single system – afford training officers the opportunity to evaluate students one-on- one remotely, up to 2km apart, communicate via headset, and even take over the controls at any time, if need be. In relation to productive group training exer- cises, video wall controllers can work in con- junction with both KVM extenders and multi- display adapters. One system should serve as the video wall controller, powered by solutions like Matrox Mura MPX Series single-slot, input/output boards, while additional systems can connect to KVM extenders to increase the operational range between each remote, multi- display station and its host system. The end result is a truly collaborative and immersive training environment that emphasizes efficient training practices above all else. Here, the extenders transmit uncompressed digital video in real time from a given multi-display setup for the unhindered evaluation of each student’s performance in high-pressure situations. The video wall meanwhile provides the teacher with a big screen on which to easily assess the per- formance of each trainee. A good offense isn’t just limited to a good defence, but preparation as well. With the right combination of multi-display technologies, mil- itary visualisation systems deliver the crucial training necessary for combat operations. Wars may be won on the battlefield, but they begin with what is learned in a classroom. Metrik Simulation Rune Wåhlin Andersen, CEO Metrik Simulation ApS, Denmark Fuse Training and Leisure Performance under pressure is all about making the right deci- sions faster than you opponent and subse- quently act without hesitation to stay ahead in the loop. Recent research documents the gamer generations augmented decision mak- ing. First-shooter and flight-sim gamers makes more correct decisions per second, their ability to record and compute visual and auditory information is higher and their brains capability to calculate and evaluate probabilities in warp speed is better. Add an enhanced tactical intu- ition and a stronger aggression, and you have a well-schooled operative at the age of 16. But when it comes to coping with true stress and anxiety, there is no difference between the recruits of today, and the WW2 generation. Stress arises in the most ancient parts of your brain in response to sensory overload mediat- ed through you nervous system and the five senses. There is no irrational anxiety or fear in the leisure lounge, no cocktail of strong neuro- transmitters to tamper with the mind. Training coming operatives to pull through true stress and get ahead in the loop in an efficient and cost effective way demands true simulation starting where the leisure gaming stops. Shift focus from gaming capability and frontal lobe training already achieved at home to sensory centered training facilities and doctrines com- plementing the existing leisure time training. Hit hard and deep in the primitive parts of the brain at work, at let the leisure activities take care of the fun stuff. At Metrik Simulation we made that shift three years ago with the design of the THE STREET and STRESSLOAD RIOT ARENA, two turnkey facilities 100% dedicated to multivari- ate sensory stimulation. This year came the STRESSLOAD consultancy service and next in the pipeline is a combined leisure - work train- ing concept called STRESSLOAD Fusion, where leisure time gaming is coordinated with RBT in a true simulation facility matching the tactical and frontal lobe challenges applied in the game scenarios. We strongly believe future generations will welcome and be motivated by this fusion of leisure time virtual reality and pro- fessional training in true simulation. Metrik Simulation ApS designs and builds multipurpose training facilities based on the lat- est advances in neurobiology, stress research I/ITSEC FOCUS On the occasion of the I/ITSEC, MT published the First Annual Simulation and Training Bosses (SATB) “Choral” Series that con- veys the thoughts and messages of the world’s defence simulation and training leaders. Matrox Caroline Injoyan, Business Development Manager and Ryan Szporer, Writer, Matrox Simulation Training Solutions Spanning Multiple Displays and Technologies Advantages to military visualization systems arise even in the lead-up to actual combat. Just look at the educational benefits to be had through simulations and training in general. Virtual environments have been made an accessible and practical place to prepare for real life on the front line thanks to the latest graphics technologies available today. Multi- display setups, enabled through the use of multi-display adapters, are especially vital here. Triple-display adapter solutions, like the Matrox TripleHead2Go, are ideal because of the result- ing degree to which the user’s peripheral vision is increased. The simulated field of view leads to an immersive and effective military training ground for recruits, either alone, in one-on-one, student/teacher training sessions, or in groups. Simulation and Training Bosses (SATB) “Choral” Series Selected Industrial Views (Photo: Metrik Simulation) Simulation Environment. (Photo: Matrox)
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49Military Technology · MILTECH · 12/2011
When conducting simulations, another criti-cal piece to the puzzle is KVM extension tech-nology. Extenders constructively reduce risksof overheating and excess noise. Multi-displaysetups enabled by triple-display adapters andconnected to a Matrox Avio KVM extender – allfrom a single system – afford training officersthe opportunity to evaluate students one-on-one remotely, up to 2km apart, communicatevia headset, and even take over the controls atany time, if need be.
In relation to productive group training exer-cises, video wall controllers can work in con-junction with both KVM extenders and multi-display adapters. One system should serve asthe video wall controller, powered by solutionslike Matrox Mura MPX Series single-slot,input/output boards, while additional systemscan connect to KVM extenders to increase theoperational range between each remote, multi-display station and its host system. The endresult is a truly collaborative and immersivetraining environment that emphasizes efficienttraining practices above all else. Here, theextenders transmit uncompressed digital videoin real time from a given multi-display setup forthe unhindered evaluation of each student’sperformance in high-pressure situations. Thevideo wall meanwhile provides the teacher witha big screen on which to easily assess the per-formance of each trainee.
A good offense isn’t just limited to a gooddefence, but preparation as well. With the rightcombination of multi-display technologies, mil-itary visualisation systems deliver the crucialtraining necessary for combat operations. Warsmay be won on the battlefield, but they beginwith what is learned in a classroom.
Metrik SimulationRune WåhlinAndersen, CEO Metrik SimulationApS, Denmark
Fuse Training and Leisure
Performance underpressure is all aboutmaking the right deci-sions faster than you opponent and subse-quently act without hesitation to stay ahead inthe loop. Recent research documents thegamer generations augmented decision mak-ing. First-shooter and flight-sim gamers makesmore correct decisions per second, their abilityto record and compute visual and auditoryinformation is higher and their brains capabilityto calculate and evaluate probabilities in warpspeed is better. Add an enhanced tactical intu-ition and a stronger aggression, and you have awell-schooled operative at the age of 16. Butwhen it comes to coping with true stress andanxiety, there is no difference between therecruits of today, and the WW2 generation.Stress arises in the most ancient parts of yourbrain in response to sensory overload mediat-ed through you nervous system and the fivesenses. There is no irrational anxiety or fear inthe leisure lounge, no cocktail of strong neuro-transmitters to tamper with the mind. Trainingcoming operatives to pull through true stressand get ahead in the loop in an efficient andcost effective way demands true simulationstarting where the leisure gaming stops. Shiftfocus from gaming capability and frontal lobetraining already achieved at home to sensorycentered training facilities and doctrines com-plementing the existing leisure time training. Hithard and deep in the primitive parts of the brainat work, at let the leisure activities take care ofthe fun stuff. At Metrik Simulation we made thatshift three years ago with the design of the THESTREET and STRESSLOAD RIOT ARENA, twoturnkey facilities 100% dedicated to multivari-ate sensory stimulation. This year came theSTRESSLOAD consultancy service and next inthe pipeline is a combined leisure - work train-ing concept called STRESSLOAD Fusion,where leisure time gaming is coordinated withRBT in a true simulation facility matching thetactical and frontal lobe challenges applied inthe game scenarios. We strongly believe futuregenerations will welcome and be motivated bythis fusion of leisure time virtual reality and pro-fessional training in true simulation.
Metrik Simulation ApS designs and buildsmultipurpose training facilities based on the lat-est advances in neurobiology, stress research
I/ITSEC FOCUS
On the occasion of the I/ITSEC, MTpublished the First AnnualSimulation and Training Bosses(SATB) “Choral” Series that con-veys the thoughts and messages ofthe world’s defence simulation andtraining leaders.
MatroxCaroline Injoyan, Business Development Manager and Ryan Szporer, Writer, Matrox
Simulation Training Solutions SpanningMultiple Displays and Technologies
Advantages to military visualization systemsarise even in the lead-up to actual combat. Justlook at the educational benefits to be hadthrough simulations and training in general.
Virtual environments have been made anaccessible and practical place to prepare forreal life on the front line thanks to the latestgraphics technologies available today. Multi-display setups, enabled through the use ofmulti-display adapters, are especially vital here.Triple-display adapter solutions, like the MatroxTripleHead2Go, are ideal because of the result-ing degree to which the user’s peripheral visionis increased. The simulated field of view leadsto an immersive and effective military trainingground for recruits, either alone, in one-on-one,student/teacher training sessions, or in groups.
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