EP 87 — Galvion's Todd Stirtzinger on the Warfighter Lab That Replaced Self-Reporting with Design Science
Galvion built a warfighter lab in Portsmouth, NH: a configurable shoot house with high-speed cameras, VR, 3D sound, and a double-PhD cognitive scientist on staff. Elite special operators ran the course with night vision and called their gear perfect, but the data showed they were slower, their muscles tighter, and compensating the entire time without knowing it. That gap between what a trained operator feels and what the science measures is where Galvion makes its design decisions.
Todd Stirtzinger also breaks down why open architecture is the reason they win programs, not just a feature…
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