Orlando, Florida – October 22, 2024 – Dolly Rairigh Glass, marketing director at Mass Virtual, is a new board member for the National Center for Simulation (NCS), after results were announced following a September election. With extensive experience in marketing and community engagement within the modeling, simulation, and training (MS&T) industry, and a long history of supporting NCS through work-related projects, Dolly is poised to contribute significantly to the NCS mission of advancing simulation technologies.

Mass Virtual, in collaboration with the U.S. Air Force Integrated Technology Platform (ITP) office, recently celebrated a highly successful 2024 Virtual Hangar User Workshop in Orlando. The event attracted over 100 attendees, including Airmen from the U.S., Japan, United Kingdom and Germany, as well as Guardsmen and representatives from the U.S. Army and Navy.

Orlando, Florida. August 13, 2024 – Inc. revealed today that Mass Virtual, a leader in scalable, enterprise-wide XR solutions, ranks No. 604 on the 2024 Inc. 5000, which annually showcases the fastest-growing private companies in America. This prestigious ranking provides a data-driven look at the most successful companies within the economy’s most dynamic segment—independent, entrepreneurial businesses. This is the second consecutive year Mass Virtual made the list.

Orlando, FL – Sept. 3, 2024. Mass Virtual is excited to announce the selection of Dolly Rairigh Glass as its new director of marketing. With a diverse background in marketing and communications—especially within the modeling, simulation, and training industry—she brings a wealth of experience and a distinctive skillset to the Mass Virtual team. Glass’ deep connections and dedication to building relationships will not only enhance the Mass Virtual leadership team, but also drive continued success for both the company and the community it serves.

The Mass Virtual Team, in partnership with AETC’s Integrated Technology Platform Office and the Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC), has integrated the CV-22 aircraft into the Virtual Hangar™ Enterprise Platform. In this blog post, we discuss how leveraging this spatial learning technology enhances training and operational readiness for special operations training.

The C-5 Galaxy, renowned as the U.S. Air Force’s largest aircraft, epitomizes the pinnacle of strategic airlift capability. This giant, engineered for carrying massive loads across vast distances, not only supports military operations but also plays a crucial role in humanitarian missions. Understanding the enormity and complexity of operating such an aircraft underscores the importance of advanced training solutions—this is where virtual reality (VR) steps in, transforming traditional training paradigms.

XR makes training significantly less expensive.

XR accelerates learning.

XR enhances learning retention with the highest quality training available.