BISim to launch VBS4
Bohemia Interactive Simulations (BISim) is set to launch the latest iteration of its highly successful Virtual Battlespace visualisation product, VBS4, planning to unveil the system at I/ITSEC in Orlando later this year.
The launch marks the continued transition of the company away from its serious games roots into a provider of more dedicated visualisation tools for use by the world’s military forces. The major capability addition provided by VBS4 is its whole-earth global dataset.
‘We are further accelerating the capabilities of our product line by introducing VBS4,’ Arthur Alexion, BISim’s CEO explained.
‘VBS4 brings whole-earth capabilities to desktop military simulation
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