Which military VR training system was first adapted for retail consumer use, becoming a breakthrough for virtual shopping experiences in the 1990s?

Virtual reality has transformed many industries, including military training and retail. This poll explores how VR technology first crossed over from military applications to retail consumer experiences. The military-to-civilian technology transfer of VR represents one of the most significant retail technology advancements of the past decades, changing how consumers interact with products before purchase.

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SIMNET (SIMulator NETworking) - originally developed for tank warfare simulation
VCASS (Visually Coupled Airborne Systems Simulator) - originally used for fighter pilot training
NPSNET (Naval Postgraduate School NETworking) - developed for naval operation simulations
MITVES (Military Immersive Tactical Environment Simulator) - used for special forces training