In a world of growing operational complexity and pressure on readiness, defence organisations need new tools to prepare their people, maintain situational awareness, and enhance operational outcomes. Extended Reality (XR), which includes Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), offers real, immediate value in supporting defence missions.
At Sopra Steria, we embed XR where it delivers meaningful advantage: training, maintenance, logistics, and situational planning. We don’t deploy XR for the sake of novelty, we deploy it to empower personnel, optimise workflows, and increase resilience in critical contexts.
This is immersive technology, mission-engineered.
Why it matters to the Ministry of Defence
Modern operations demand faster knowledge transfer, greater mobility, and adaptability under pressure. But traditional systems can no longer keep pace, especially with increasingly complex platforms, international cooperation, and talent shortages.
XR fills the gap by:
In a high-readiness force like the Armed Forces, XR becomes a
force multiplier, enhancing human performance and decision-making across domains.
Use cases that matter
Why Sopra Steria?
We build immersive systems that are modular, mission-fit, and ready to scale and we deliver them with security, compliance, and performance at the core.