Traditional methods are either static (no movement) or require transposing soldiers to a physical and live training environment, costing time and money. Thanks to the Omni treadmill technology, OMT enables soldiers to walk and run around in 360 degrees inside virtual training environments, without physical boundaries or the risk of running into walls or other people. OMT lets soldiers move around in the virtual training environment like they do in real life, with their feet. Thanks to OMT’s blue-screen technology, soldiers can see and use their assigned weapons or other equipment, providing for realistic training for up to 15 soldiers at a time.

The Omni treadmill allows you to walk, run, back up, crouch, kneel, and jump, all in 360 degrees.

OMT is currently functional with a surrogate M4 rifle that looks and feels the same as an actual M4, using electric recoil. Development is underway for M17/18 surrogates and drop-in kits for actual M4 guns. Additional equipment can be integrated upon request.

Yes, our partner Haptech is currently developing drop-in kits that can be used to modify a soldier’s own assigned weapon. The drop-in kits provide sensors for tracking as well as electric recoil.

Yes, we can simulate any scenario or environment, including digital twins. However, the complexity of the scenario will determine the development time required to create the simulation.

OMT is best suited for any dismounted soldier training that requires the soldier to move around inside the training environment, e.g., CQB, SMC, active shooter responses, shoot house drills, or mission rehearsal for infantry and special forces. While OMT does not replace live training, it allows for additional training at a much lower cost as well as the opportunity to train in a large variety of scenarios and environments.

Yes, OMT supports up to 15 soldiers to train and maneuver together in the visual training environment.

The Omni treadmill is highly compact and mobile. It can be assembled and disassembled in just a few minutes without the use of any tools. Thanks to wheels, the treadmill can be easily moved around by a single person.

Yes, the Omni treadmill integrates with Unity and Unreal Engine. VBS is not supported at this time.

The OMT system is a complete training system that includes all hardware and software. The end customer does not need to provide any additional equipment.

Yes, Virtuix will train military personnel on how to use and maintain OMT. The Virtuix support team is also on standby, and U.S. based, to help right away when needed.

Yes. OMT’s headset, the Varjo XR-4 Secure edition, is fully TAA compliant. OMT has no online connectivity requirements (OMT operates without internet connection), suited to high-security situations and closed-loop network environments.

YokoWERX, an innovation cell of the U.S. Air Force, has already bought two single-user OMT stations and is collaborating with Virtuix on the development of the complete, 12-user OMT system.