Rolls-Royce has launched its new Virtual Reality Maintenance Training Software for the AE 2100 engines powering C-130J aircraft.
Already in operation in the U.S. Air Force, the new Virtual Reality (VR) system allows engine maintainers to learn and practice their skills in an immersive visual environment, increasing efficiency and reducing cost. The software enables students and instructors to practice on a virtual AE 2100 engine, replicated in form and function. This creates an environment for students to ‘learn by doing,’ increasing their recall by completing multiple repetitions. Kinesthetic active learning has been shown to dramatically enhance knowledge retention. The training system will transform the way maintainers learn, shorten the learning curve, accelerate skill levels and improve readiness. Rolls-Royce offers many cutting-edge digital services to military customers. As a global leader in the aerospace industry, Rolls-Royce constantly innovates to help customers improve operations and maintenance capabilities, while reducing costs, risks and deployment disruption.

Rolls-Royce pioneers cutting-edge technologies that deliver clean, safe and competitive solutions to meet our planet’s vital power needs.

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