Improbable Defence is transforming synthetic environments through Skyral (Sponsored)
In the face of fluid, fast moving and interconnected threats, our militaries need to be able to respond in a way that’s fully integrated and as dynamic as the threats themselves.
They’re relying on industry partners to work with them – and with one another – to provide the digital capabilities they need to transform how they train, plan and operate.
Improbable Defence has built Skyral to make this collaboration possible. It’s a software development platform that’s engineered to allow organisations across government, industry and academia to work together on the rapid development and ongoing evolution of synthetic environments.
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