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Press Releases 2006

Virtalis Appointed as Virtools Reseller in the UK

VIRTALIS has joined forces with another Virtual Reality pioneer, Virtools by becoming the only reseller for Virtools in the UK.
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Virtalis Delivers Virtual Type 45 Destroyer

A virtual corridor in the Type 45 with fire equipment highlighted in red

VIRTALIS, the virtual defence training specialist company, has worked closely with BAE SYSTEMS and the VEGA Group PLC (VEGA) to support the contract for the creation of a package of First of Class training material for the Royal Navy’s new Type 45 Anti Air Warfare Destroyer. Using its own Visionary Render software, Virtalis has developed a 3D virtual tour of the whole ship, from pre-existing digital designs, and a detailed 3D virtual model of critical areas with interactive features for both familiarisation and job training.

WITH A top research rating of 5, The Department of Geology at Royal Holloway, University of London (RHUL) is at the forefront of research into the geology of sedimentary basins, tectonics and environmental geology. The Department’s new 3D visualisation suite now boasts a Virtalis StereoWorks System, as well as impressive suites of dedicated software.
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Virtalis State-of-the-art Visualisation Equipment Arrives at Nottingham Trent University

NOTTINGHAM Trent University’s School of Computing and Informatics has taken delivery of two Virtalis advanced visualisation systems. These comprise a portable StereoWorks system and a workstation complete with Head Mounted Display and tracking system able to give a complete immersive experience.
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Virtalis' Helicopter Crew Reality a Hit with UK's Royal Air Force

BOTH the Defence Helicopter Flying School, 60 Squadron, and its SARTU (Search and Rescue Training Unit) have been using Virtalis’ Helicopter Crew Reality virtual training system for several months. The feedback from both course instructors and students is resoundingly positive.
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