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Share this article Share this article SANTA MONICA, Calif., March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Red 6, a revolutionary technology firm at the forefront of synthetic air combat training, is proud to announce Dr. Will Roper, former Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics (AT&L) as a member of the Advisory Board. In this role, Roper will lend his expertise to support Red 6's Airborne Tactical Augmented Reality System (ATARS). "We are overjoyed to welcome Dr. Roper as the newest member to the Red 6 Advisory Board. His in-depth knowledge of Air Force AT&L progra...

socaltech.com Santa Monica-based augmented reality, air combat training technology developer Red 6 said on Thursday that it has added Dr. Will Roper, former Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics (AT&L). Red 6 said Roper was responsible software, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital engineering, and initiated high-tech programs for hypersonic weapons, autonomous drones, advanced satellites and rockets, and a militarized Internet of Things (IoT). Red 6 just raised $6M in a funding round which was led Red Cell, Snowpoint Ventures, and Octave, and al...

By Washington Technology staff Mar 04, 2021 Will Roper, the former Air Force acquisition chief, has taken up a pair of new roles in the private sector announced over the course of this week. As a member of Volansi’s board of directors, Roper will help that commercial drone company further iterate its strategy for growth in defense markets. Volansi focuses on autonomous, vertical take-off and landing middle-mile drone delivery services and holds a spot on the Air Force’s Skyborg program through the Voly Defense Solutions subsidiary. Roper has also joined the board of advisers at Red 6 to s...

As the company cuts costs in other areas, a new drone flew for the first time last week.

Roper will help the Volansi grow its business in the defense market, the company said.