Lockheed Martin Corp has introduced a set of solutions for military training based on Metaverse technologies. This American company, specializing in aerospace, arms, defense, and information security, has developed the Amorphic Appearance Zero-Projector (AMAZE) visualization system. This system allows the military to participate in virtual combat actions in the Metaverse.

According to the company, AMAZE represents an innovative technology that transforms the approach to training, overcoming the limitations of traditional projector systems and enhancing the realism of training. According to LMT, AMAZE uses LED modules and light relays, allowing participants to focus on strategic advantages rather than technical support.

Lockheed Martin also offers Prepar3D, advanced simulation and training software that allows the military to develop training scenarios in aviation, naval, and ground spheres in virtual reality. This software enables the integration of both third-party and user-generated content to adapt to changing threats.

Additionally, the company offers SIMRES, an innovative non-laser technology for live training that does not require line of sight. According to LMT, SIMRES uses sensors to track the position and orientation of military personnel and weapons in the real world for their visualization in virtual simulation.

Furthermore, Lockheed Martin provides the LMT Battle Staff Trainer (BST), which allows clients to simulate various combat scenarios. This solution for wargaming and simulation also supports multi-domain operations, allowing the military to implement various wargaming events.

Another solution in the program is training in range and readiness for cyber defense, which gives the military the opportunity to assess various cyber threats and supports both autonomous and manned surface, underwater, and ground platforms.