Seeing is believing…
Kuzami just posted an interesting article, like he said, and thanks. What I gleaned from it is that Air Force brass want the best radar detection means to replace aging systems. But it’s all about state-of-the-art capture! That’s fine, but what about state-of-the-art display?
They’re not there, yet… it’s going to take some convincing. They’re simply not used to it.
Seems like 3DIcon/SCHOTT have been focused recently on the Air Force and the ranking member of the Armed Services Committee, Jim Inhofe. I think it’s a good business ploy. And by that, it will take an altered mindset to the degree for these cats to finally believe and say that “Man, that LP/DU is amazing and I bet we can see our new radar in 3D, true 3D, volumetric 3D… and yes, trash the 2D display that we’re used to! Let’s try it… but what do you think the Colonel will say?”
And I think that’s where we are. We’re trying to persuade the Air Force to open their minds to Hakki’s World. And that convincing may take some time. Anyone that’s been in the military knows that there’s a lot of CYA that has to be done and is government bureaucracy at its best.
But somebody, someday, will execute the order to enhance CSpace to their specifications.
And if you can’t wait, sorry about your luck.
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