VT MÄK launches VR-Engage
Best known for developing software for live, virtual, and constructive simulation, VT MÄK is well known for providing the simulation and training industry with a range of software COTS solutions. Historically, these products have been designed to assist customers to train, plan, analyse, experiment, prototype, and demonstrate.
This strategy has recently been enhanced with the announcement that the company has released a new virtual simulation product called VR-Engage.
Developed for use in training simulations or laboratory experimentation, VR-Engage allows users play the role of a first person human character; a ground vehicle driver, gunner or commander; or the pilot of
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