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Britain’s First, Large-Scale Roll Out of VR Technology 2008 has seen a nationwide programme of virtual environment radiotherapy training (“VERT”) equipment installed throughout England by Vertual and Virtalis, funded by the Department of Health. This technology is now being made available to the rest of the world, with interest coming from around the globe. The new systems, which are already revolutionising the way in which radiotherapists are trained, are the result of a collaboration between Vertual, who developed the VERT software, and Virtalis, who supply the integrated visualisation hardware. 
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Virtalis is working with the University of Manchester, who already have our StereoWorks visualisation systems installed, on the development of stereoscopic Access Grids. 
CAMBRIDGE Flow Solutions (CFS) is a leader in the provision of proprietary software and services for Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD).
The University of Portsmouth now has a unique facility that combines the qualities of a small, personal wrap around screen with a big display system capable of allowing two-dozen people to simultaneously see digital objects in 3D. 
THE BRITISH Geological Survey (BGS) has had a Virtalis StereoWorks visualisation system installed at its Keyworth site in order to appreciate its wealth of geological data in 3D. Ian Smith, programme manager for the Digital Geoscience Spatial Model (DGSM) explained: “Our investment in Virtual Reality (VR) is part of a strategic change from paper to digital volume models at BGS. After all, geology is a 3D subject." 
