For the next 24 months , Guardiaris will coordinate the ABITS (Advanced Biometrics in Training and Simulation) project in collaboration with Smartex s.r.l. (Italy) and Viewpointsystem GmbH (Austria) . This initiative aims to develop an indoor tactical training solution that integrates physiological sensors to monitor and quantify key performance indicators such as attention, stress, and cognitive load . These non-invasive sensors will provide real-time insights into trainees' psychophysical states , improving training effectiveness through data-driven analysis.
The project is supported by the Ministries of Defence of Austria, Denmark, and Slovenia , which will contribute expertise, testing facilities, and preliminary coordination of operational requirements .
The second project, SHOLFEA (Shoulder-Launched Family for European Armies) , will span 36 months under the coordination of Gahn Logística Gestión Y Consultoría Sa (Spain) . The consortium includes Gelco s.p.a (Italy), Guardiaris (Slovenia), Instalaza s.a. (Spain), Sentech s.r.l. (Italy), and Startiun s.l. (Spain) .
SHOLFEA aims to develop a new family of guided and unguided shoulder-launched missile systems tailored to the evolving needs of European infantry forces. A key component of the project is the integration of indoor simulators , ensuring comprehensive training for all weapon system variations.
Both projects represent a significant step forward in military simulation technology and training methodologies , aligning directly with the future operational requirements of European armed forces. Guardiaris' involvement underscores its commitment to cutting-edge research and the continued evolution of simulation-based military training.
