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== Future Enhancements ==

NRL is continuing{{when}} to develop the Pointman interface as part of its ongoing research in expressive interaction for desktop simulation. This involves extending Pointman to include non-verbal communications (such as eye movements, facial expression, and arm gestures) needed to support team and cross-cultural interaction, without limiting tactical mobility.<ref name=IITSEC_slides>{{cite web|last=Templeman|first=J.|title=Enhancing Realism in Desktop Interfaces for Dismounted Infantry Simulation|url=https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-gjGSkv7qWpOUlFNUxRZVJmVHM}}</ref> A driving application is the training of cultural interaction skills alongside warfighting skills, using training scenarios which pose a mix of tactical, cultural and ethical challenges.<ref>{{cite web|title=Marine Corps Vision & Strategy 2025|url=http://www.onr.navy.mil/en/About-ONR/~/media/Files/About-ONR/usmc_vision_strategy_2025_0809.ashx|publisher=Office of Naval Research}}</ref>

== References ==