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Marty Kauchak highlights advancements in military driver training technologies amid growing concerns over safety.

At IT²EC 2024, MS&T’s Andy Fawkes and Dim Jones interview BISims Rahul C. Thakkar and Pete Morrison about BISim’s latest products and the future of simulation and training.

VBS now supports scalable crowd simulation, unlocking a range of new training use cases for users.

BISim debuts VBS Builder Edition at IT2EC, simplifying complex simulation creation for defense training and planning.

With the VBS4 enterprise license, the Bundeswehr gains access to additional modules within VBS4 that will enhance its training.

The integration enables military users of VBS to leverage their investment in models, terrain, scenarios and other integrated components instantly for part task and collective training.

BISim and Varjo are integrating their solutions, which will accelerate the creation of new training and mission rehearsal use cases.

One new offering that caught the author’s attention on the 2023 IITSEC exhibition hall floor was a new offering from the Polish company Motion Systems.

BISim is partnering with LuxCarta, whose geospatial expertise will complement its terrain services business giving the end customer more accurate terrains and immersive simulations.

Many industries leverage realistic renderings of Earth, but military and other government users have unique and demanding requirements. Such simulation users need the step-change provided by high-fidelity and geo-specific data on demand via cloud technologies. BISim’s Founder and CCO, Pete Morrison, explains technologies setting the benchmark for terrain generation and management across the Military Enterprise.