Jeremy Neilson, Air Force Test Center: AFMC Test Aircraft Problem Virtual Reality “Just in Time” Solution The five AFMC semi-finalists who presented during the event were: “Please continue to send us those ideas, we love to hear about your innovative solutions.” “I want to thank all of the amazing, innovative Airmen across the command who took the time to submit ideas,” said AFMC CDX Chief, Kimberly Norman. The AFMC Commanders Accelerated Initiatives Team (CDX), which manages the AFMC portion of the competition, is the key support for these innovative Airmen who are revolutionizing processes, strengthening AFMC teams, delivering integrated capabilities and amplifying warfighting culture. It reflects leadership’s continued efforts to empower and provide them with a platform to pitch innovative solutions to operational problems. Spark Tank brings forth the advanced knowledge of Airmen and Guardians in the form of a grass-roots campaign. “It means a great deal to us and all the explosive ordinance disposal (EOD) warfighters out there that the panel here decided that our idea was worthy of consideration at that level.” “We are very excited to be moving on the Air Force-level Spark Tank competition,” said Warren. When reflecting on their win, the team shared how grateful they are to be moving onto the next phase of the competition.
“I’m hoping that this will have the capability that they need to get the job done safely.” “The end goal is to save lives down range and at home stations,” said Gilmer. Warren and Gilmer’s Robotics Universal Remote aims to create a universal remote for robotic operations in austere environments to enable faster response times and easier use across platforms. Neilson’s AFMC Test Aircraft Problem - Virtual Reality “Just in Time” Solution incorporates virtual reality programs into instructional plans to enable units to reach mandated “Just in Time” training baselines in a measurable and scalable way.
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