Rolls-Royce and Qatar Airways have teamed up for the first time to use virtual reality (VR) to train its engineers. While practical training will always be the main focus, aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce said it was is working on ways to incorporate VR into its engineering training programmes, as part of its IntelligentEngine vision. “At Rolls-Royce we are designing, testing, and maintaining engines in the digital realm, so it makes sense that we bring cutting-edge technology to our training programmes,” said Chris Cholerton, Rolls-Royce president, civil aerospace. “In the same way pilots complete elements of their training in a simulator, certain engineering
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