The Importance of VR and AR Technologies in Military Training
Keywords:
Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, military trainingAbstract
Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies have become transformative tools in modern military training systems. This article examines the role and significance of VR and AR in enhancing military preparedness, tactical competence, and operational efficiency. The study analyzes how immersive environments contribute to realistic combat simulations, decision-making under pressure, and skill acquisition without exposing personnel to real-life danger. It also explores the integration of these technologies into military education systems and highlights their advantages, limitations, and future development potential. The findings indicate that VR and AR significantly improve training quality, reduce costs, and increase adaptability in complex operational environments, making them essential components of modern defense education
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