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System combines elements of virtual reality and mixed reality.
Attendees tried out the Blackstar Eclipse Advanced Aviation Training Device at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh on Wednesday.
Instead of needing an entire room for an AATD, the Blackstar system is mounted on casters, allowing the unit to be moved more easily. The client wears a virtual reality headset for an immersive experience.
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