Case Study
QinetiQ: Moving naval submarine training on to firmer ground
The Challenge
It was clear they needed a technology-based solution to cover a very broad range of role-specific skills training. The technology also had to facilitate team training for those who had reached a certain level of competence, enabling them to practise working together effectively and safely.
What we did
What this means
- Less reliance on in-demand equipment and less time spent at sea
- Dangerous scenarios can be repeatedly rehearsed safely
- Encourages smooth and efficient teamwork
- Uses relatively inexpensive VR equipment for significant cost savings
- Scalable and highly flexible for both new and experienced submariners
- Trainers can access progress reports and insightful analytics from recorded data in each training session
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