This Is What Pilots Actually See Inside Red 6's Augmented Reality Dogfighting Goggles

The potentially disruptive augmented reality air-to-air combat training technology is quickly moving forward. Now we get a look inside. Augmented reality systems are on the verge of making a huge impact on how America's military fights and trains. When it comes to the latter, one small company, aptly named Red 6, has identified an inflection point where cost and existing capabilities become problematic for America's tactical aircraft communities—training for air-to-air combat. While contractor aggressor services have ballooned in recent years to bring down the cost of providing bad guys for frontline fighter pilots to train against, while also upping the potential density and complexity of the threats that can be portrayed, Red 6 thinks it can do much of this without any other jets, pilots, and millions in yearly fuel costs all. This can be accomplished by moving the adversary aircraft into the synthetic realm via augmented reality goggles. Now we finally get to see exactly what the pi