Training
ITEC 2018: A new approach to visual systems?
Although US-based RSi Visual Systems mainly concentrates on supplying visual systems to the commercial airline sector, a newly announced programme in April could also have major implications for the military training market.
Known as Epic Prime, this new initiative allows customers to pay a monthly fee for full use of ...
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ITEC 2018: Australian Army licenses VBSFires
SimCentric has announced that the Australian Defence Force (ADF) has procured a perpetual enterprise licence for VBS3Fires FST. The contract was signed this month. The ...
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ITEC 2018: UK industry team delivers M&S report
A UK industry team has recently delivered its findings on the future of modelling and simulation (M&S;) to the UK MoD. The core Architectures, Interoperability ...
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ITEC 2018: Pennant VR parachute sim takes off (video)
The Pennant Group demonstrated its latest parachute VR training simulator in Stuttgart at ITEC 2018. In the company's estimation, the virtual reality system is viewed ...
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ITEC 2018: CBL success and more for Saab Training & Simulation
By any standard, Saab Training & Simulation has had a successful start to 2018. Contracts in Finland, Sweden and Germany have most recently been supplemented ...
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ITEC 2018: FlightSafety wins prestigious USN TH-57 contract
FlightSafety Services Corporation has been awarded the US Navy’s TH-57 Contracted Instructional Service (CIS) programme for the TH-57 Sea Ranger training helicopter by the Orlando-based ...
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ITEC 2018: Thales secures EDITH contract in Hungary
During a briefing at ITEC 2018 by Thales VP training & simulation, Benoit Plantier, it emerged that Thales is under contract from Hungary to supply ...