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VR System Adopted by 101st Combat Aviation Brigade for Pilot Training

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The 101st Combat Aviation Brigade started using NeuroTrainer's virtual reality system for helicopter pilot evaluation on October 22, 2026. The system uses virtual reality exercises to challenge pilots' mental endurance, reflexes, and hand-eye coordination. The evaluation period was launched for 32 weeks.

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NeuroTrainer stated that the technology aims to improve the human pilot's processing ability, which is becoming the limiting factor in modern military flight. The system is designed to help pilots cope with the intense demands of flying in hostile or complex environments.

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