It is a subsidiary of Turkish Aeronautical Association University, founded by the Turkish Aeronautical Association Aviation Foundation, which has a deep infrastructure thanks to its experience and intellectual knowledge gained as a result of its activities in aviation and space fields since 1925, and Kıraç Aerononautics Technology Defense Inc. company which is under Kıraç Group which has a 40-year history of the industry, trade, and production; within the scope of "University-Industry Cooperation"; they signed a "Cooperation Framework Protocol" in order to carry out projects for scientific and technological research, to provide human resources in aviation and defense technologies, and to prepare the infrastructure.
We wish good luck to our country and our people, and on this occasion, we would like to express our gratitude to Rector Prof.Dr. Hasan ERBAY and his valuable delegation.

The U.S. Air Force has selected Immersive Wisdom to develop a 3D Virtual Operations Center that will allow personnel to remotely operate semi-autonomous legged UGVs (unmanned ground vehicles) for security patrols in real-time. The operations center will provide area maps as well as real-time video streams and sensor feeds.

The robot dogs will be controlled through tablets, desktop computers, or virtual reality. Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida will be one of the first bases to implement the new integrated technology, which has previously been demonstrated at an event attended by Maj. Gen. Tom Wilcox, Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center commander, as well as key leadership figures from the 325th Fighter Wing and the Tyndall Program Management Office. The first outings for this combination of virtual command and control and robotics technology occurred at the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS) OnRamps #1 and #2 experiments.

Maj. Jordan Criss, 325th Security Forces Squadron commander, commented: “We are the first unit within the Department of Defense to use this technology for enhanced security patrolling operations. We will be able to drive them via (Immersive Wisdom in) a virtual reality headset within our Base Defense Operations Center,” said Criss. “We will be able to see exactly what the robot dog is detecting through its mobile camera and sensor platform if desired, we will also be able to issue verbal commands to a person or people through a radio attached to the dogs.”

Brian Behling, Vice President of Government at Immersive Wisdom, said: “Immersive Wisdom is proud to deliver this enhanced security capability to the 325th Fighter Wing and all the men and women who live and work on Tyndall Air Force Base. This combination of technologies – Immersive Wisdom’s virtual C2 shepherding Ghost Robotics’ semi-autonomous canine units – will revolutionize base defense as we know it.”