Seamless integration of simulations is essential for modern defense training and mission planning. Interoperability tools facilitate the exchange of data packets between diverse simulation platforms, enabling real-time data sharing and communication across both legacy and modern frameworks. They also support web-based access to distributed simulations, promoting accessibility and flexibility. These technologies help create a unified training environment where forces can collaborate, rehearse scenarios, and analyze battlefield strategies with greater effectiveness. By interconnecting simulations, defense organizations enhance coordination, improve situational awareness, and strengthen overall mission readiness.
Benefits
Seamless Interoperability
VR-Link and MAK RTI ensure different simulation platforms communicate efficiently, enabling cohesive and synchronized training environments.
Enhanced Collaboration
VR-Exchange bridges legacy and modern systems, allowing diverse teams and units to train together in a unified virtual space.
Scalability & Remote Access
WebLVC enables web-based simulation access, allowing defence personnel to participate from different locations without complex setups.
Improved Real-Time Decision-Making
A connected simulation network provides accurate data exchange, enhancing situational awareness and mission planning effectiveness.
What We Offer?
VR-Link is the glue that holds Synthetic Environments together. The toolkit provides an easy way to network simulators and other virtual reality applications. It uses a protocol independent API that abstracts away specific networking details and provides your software with support for industry standard High-Level Architecture (HLA) and the Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) protocols.
MAK RTI is a solution that enables High Level Architecture (HLA) federates to rapidly and efficiently communicate. It is chosen for both large and small federations because of its performance, support for a wide variety of network architectures, easy-to-use configuration GUI, range of supported platforms, and successful track record.
VR-Exchange is MAK’s universal translator for distributed simulations. It performs FOM-to-FOM translation, RTI-to-RTI bridging, DIS or HLA-to-TENA translation, and can support simulationto-C4I interoperability. VR-Exchange’s open architecture helps to develop custom brokers for C4I protocols or other data standards.
The MAK WebLVC Server connects web-based simulation federates to DIS/HLA federations using the WebLVC protocol. It enables highly interactive, low-latency, real-time applications to run in thin-client environments such as web browsers, tablets, or smartphones.
Connecting Every Simulation with Network Infrastructure
Connect all simulations with a unified network infrastructure for seamless data flow.
