• 31 July, 2026

Breaking: German Firms Join Forces for Advanced XR and VR Training Systems

Breaking: German Firms Join Forces for Advanced XR and VR Training Systems

German company Rheinmetall and Hologate have partnered to develop simulation platforms using Extended Reality (XR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies.

The collaboration of both the giants aims to deliver ultra-realistic training tools. They want to including a VR driving simulator for military drivers. Hologate’s advanced systems, like the HGXR SIM, offer motion simulation, vehicle adaptability, and immersive experiences with haptic feedback and environmental effects.

This partnership is set to revolutionize military and safety training with risk-free, repeatable scenarios.

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