Digital platform TwinSite is a virtual interactive world set in and around construction sites. Providing immersive VR and display-based training, it’s estimated to be up to four times more cost efficient than traditional offsite training. 

To reduce costs, remove risks, and speed up training, the military is looking at innovative uses for VR. Find out how HTX Labs is moving along these initiatives in the Air Force and other industries.

From de-escalation to fast tactical response, police officers need to train for a variety of sensitive scenarios. V-Armed specializes in creating customizable, repeatable, and reviewable VR training that makes officers feel as though they’re really there. 

Daimler creates a multi-user, online environment for engineers, providing virtual reality walkthroughs and real-time 3D visualizations that slash development time and costs.

When CM Labs wanted to take its vehicle and equipment training simulators to the next level in terms of VR support, graphics, and gameplay, it developed an integration between Vortex Studio, its high-fidelity simulation, and Unreal Engine.

Engineering consultancy ÅF Infrastructure is using real-time technology and big data to power interactive rail network design. The award-winning company is harnessing the power of geographic information system (GIS) data relating to the local landscape and archaeology to inform decisions. 

Stringent regulations, months of training—making expert ground crew and mechanics isn’t easy for the aviation industry. Inlusion, along with FL Technics and Baltic Ground Services, aims to ease the burden with regulation-perfect VR training that eliminates the cost and danger of practicing on real aircraft.

Built on Unreal Engine, CARLA has been designed from day one to support the development, training, and validation of autonomous driving systems. Today, it provides an open platform for research and verification, and a common language for the industry.

The moddable battle game “Squad” has earned accolades for its realistic scenarios, visuals, and sound effects that mirror real conflicts and combat. Now it’s been turned into a framework to support the creation of the next infantry generation of virtual training applications.

Human anatomy is complex, and so is brain surgery. Find out how a team at The University of Tokyo developed a medical simulation package for brain surgeons with Unreal Engine.

When you’re training paratroopers to identify reference points for new drop zones or predicting the path of airborne hazards, the accuracy and realism of your simulation is critical. That’s just one of the reasons Booz Allen Hamilton turned to Unreal Engine.

Since making a mistake in the operating theater could have significantly grave consequences, ensuring that orthopedic surgeons get to practice on virtual patients before they operate on real ones makes a lot of sense! 

When you need to do something as potentially traumatic as moving not just someone’s home, but large parts of their city, effective visual communication of the plans is key. Find out how Tyréns uses their custom build of UE4 on this and other large-scale urban and infrastructure projects.

Cubic Global Defense has been in the training and simulation business for decades. When their team got hold of Unreal Engine 4, it changed not only the quality and quantity of the immersive content they were able to provide, but the entire culture of their company.

By combining Unreal Engine, AI, deep learning, and virtual production techniques, Digital Domain is moving ever closer to replicating live actors’ facial behaviors in real time.