“The end result perfectly meets all our initial expectations, and we are proud to be able to use this visually stunning high-performance room.”

“The issues we are researching, for example how much sway is acceptable in a very tall building before people inside start to feel negative effects, require highly immersive simulations, so we’ve brought together a diverse set of technologies to create a facility that is globally unique.”

They supported the installation and helped to integrate the Elettronica software modules. With the aid of Antycip Simulation, we chose VT MAK software because the flexibility of its COTS solutions gave us the widest range of options, making it the most appealing for our architecture.

The CAVE will allow us to explore new areas for informed interaction and intelligent systems. We are indeed very happy with the result. Antycip Simulation managed to solve all the challenges linked to this project and was always listening to our requests.

Working with Antycip Simulation, we chose Diamond Visionics’ GenesisIG and GenesisSN for our Typhoon Dome because of one major factor, the on the fly out the window imagery construction. This capability reduces the need for costly resources dedicated to database construction, with no compromise on the high update rate needed for fighter simulation.

I relied upon the expertise of Antycip Simulation and that trust has been repaid.

We welcome the opportunity to provide pilots around the world with the best visual systems they need, to train. The ability of our customers to easily drop in their own data and run it on-the-fly through GenesisIG continues to save them time and money.

Antycip Simulation played a huge role in the success of this project by consulting for the software architecture definition, training Elettronica’s software developers, and helping to select the correct software products.  

These rooms are made available to our colleagues and clients to collaboratively work on various projects and to help with the design of new products. The VR and 3D simulation capabilities allow for a far more realistic working approach compared to classic presentation rooms. These immersive rooms are the perfect example of Hutchinson’s investment in innovation within a building that perfectly links the company’s rich past with its future.

The strong collaboration between MBDA and Antycip Simulation allows further enhancement of MBDA simulation capabilities and contributes to the delivery of high-quality products to our Customers, while also ensuring the use of highly innovative technology.

The user friendliness of this CAVE is remarkable, thanks to its ergonomic layout. We can work on the entire surface of the room, the floor projection is automatically adjusted to the room, and the length of the “L” moving shape is great. Since its commission, we have had many visits and the feedback is beyond positive.

We are now working with the L-shaped configuration to carry out tests on technical gesture training in a virtual factory environment. We are planning to use the U-shaped capability in the near future as an augmented reality driving simulator with the new SyRI (Interactive Robotic Systems) research team from the laboratory.

TORE represents a major scientific breakthrough for both scientists and technologists, enabling them to benefit from a totally innovative visualisation space that goes beyond the capacities of an immersive CAVE; it is also a fantastic tool for SMEs who are working on consumer VR applications as it provides them with a new technology tool to experience VR beyond traditional VRH devices.