 BAE SYSTEMS Submarines, helped by Virtalis, the advanced visualisation specialists, is currently deploying advanced visualisation facilities for the manufacture of the Astute Class of submarine in Barrow-in-Furness, England. It is thought that this is the very first “manufacturing floor” use of Stereo VR. Just as unusual is the fact that the cabin-based systems are being operated, not by the IT department, but by people whose main role is building the submarine. |
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 3D System Helps Geologists to Develop Interpretations and Test Hypotheses
LAST YEAR, the British Geological Survey (BGS) installed a Virtalis StereoWorks visualisation system at its Keyworth HQ. Following the success of that system, an almost identical one has been installed at BGS, Edinburgh, enabling geologists based there to explore their geological data in full stereo 3D. |
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 HOT ON the heels of the completion of the world’s only virtual Winching Simulator, part of its established Voice Marshalling Simulator, Virtalis is now collaborating with Heli-Basket manufacturer, Precision Lift Inc. With training time in a Blackhawk helicopter currently exceeding $2,000 per flying hour and the same time in a Chinook $6,000, military organisations are forced to consider their training budget extremely carefully. The RAF has found the solution to cost and risk barriers in helicopter rear-crew training, which has proved to be a Virtual Reality (VR) training system developed and marketed by Virtalis. |
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 HAVING worked with Rockwell Collins (formerly Kaiser-Electro-Optics, Inc., a Rockwell Collins company) in many Virtual Reality applications over the years, Virtalis has now been formally appointed as a distributor for their ProViewTM line of Head Mounted Displays (HMDs). |
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 VIRTALIS, Europe’s leading Advanced Visualisation Company, has been appointed as the UK reseller for WorldViz hardware and software.
Peter Schlueer, president of WorldViz, commented: “Expert integrators and companies with a wealth of experience, like Virtalis, drive the development of our products. Virtalis was the obvious choice for us in the UK. Their  varied applications and customer base will help us to see where the market for Virtual Reality (VR) is going.”
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