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Press Releases 2007
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Friday, 08 June 2007 |
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THE STUNNING results of a collaborative software development project between the British Geological Survey (BGS) and Virtalis will be showcased on Booth 1320 at the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers’ (EAGE) Conference on 11-14th June in London. |
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Press Releases 2007
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Friday, 01 June 2007 |
 UP TO 425 students will be able to simultaneously receive teaching using 3D resources thanks to the installation of a huge Virtalis StereoWorks system in the new Charles Darwin Lecture Theatre at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan). |
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Press Releases 2007
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Thursday, 17 May 2007 |
 CNH CASE NEW HOLLAND, a leading agricultural and construction equipment company and part of the Fiat Group, has just taken delivery of an integrated Virtual Reality (VR) system from Virtalis. This is CNH’s first foray into advanced visualisation and its associated technologies. It therefore sought guidance from other parts of the Fiat Group, including CRF, Elasis, Iveco and Fiat Auto and also from Virtalis, one of the world’s leading visualisation companies. |
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Press Releases 2007
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Thursday, 10 May 2007 |
 STAFF and students at the University of Warwick have long dreaded that point in the Warwick's biochemistry degree when lecturers have to attempt to explain the arcane and intricate three-dimensional geometry of protein structures obtained by X-ray crystallography. Now, thanks to Virtalis, these daunting lectures have been transformed into one of the biochemistry degree's most unusual learning experiences - something Warwick University believes is more akin to a 3D cinema experience. |
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Press Releases 2007
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Monday, 23 April 2007 |
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Custom configuration optimises tracking performance, ensuring all system components are out of pilot sight  VIRTALIS, the European leading VR Company, has just installed a custom configured, InterSense, IS-900 motion tracking system in BAE Systems Active Cockpit Rig (ACR) which was developed for Typhoon pilots. The hybrid inertial-acoustic IS-900 system is coupled with an area-of-interest eye-tracking system, ensuring that the BAE Systems configuration delivers real-time tracking of head position and orientation, as well as monitoring the movement of the pilot's eyes.
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Press Releases 2007
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Thursday, 29 March 2007 |
 TO FURTHER boost its position as the leading Virtual Reality Company in Europe, Virtalis has recruited three new members for its specialist sales team. David Cockburn-Price, Virtalis MD, explained: “We just didn’t have the sales resource before to really reach out, both in the domestic market and in the increasingly important international one. Over the last three years, we have been transforming Virtalis into a marketing led technology company and this investment is a timely development.” |
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Press Releases 2007
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Wednesday, 07 March 2007 |
 A COLLABORATION between Sarah Baillie, a veterinary surgeon and LIVE Fellow in Veterinary Practice at the Royal Veterinary College and previously a researcher at The University of Glasgow, and Virtalis, Europe’s leading Virtual Reality (VR) and Advanced Visualisation Company, has seen the creation of an innovative Haptic Cow, which allows trainee vets to explore a virtual model instead of a real animal. |
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Press Releases 2007
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Thursday, 01 March 2007 |
 AS PART of a spectacular, new 360o laser projection system at the Virtual Development and Training Centre (VDTC) based at Fraunhofer Institut for Factory Operation and Automation IFF in Magdeburg, Germany, Virtalis has installed its Visionary PC Cluster System. |
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Press Releases 2007
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Tuesday, 30 January 2007 |
 SPECIALIST research using real time Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) data was the springboard for the new Virtalis VR system on the University of Genoa’s Savona Campus. Prof. Carlo Cravero explained: “We have established links with the University of Cambridge, who also use a Virtalis StereoWorks system to understand flow. We hope to take our research one step further and develop an interactive system using haptic devices to alter the CFD data in real time. We call this “flow sculpting” and it will allow us to modify the geometry, thus facilitating real design improvements.” |
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Press Releases 2006
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Thursday, 21 December 2006 |
 VIRTALIS has joined forces with another Virtual Reality pioneer, Virtools by becoming the only reseller for Virtools in the UK. |
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Press Releases 2006
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Wednesday, 13 December 2006 |
 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. |
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Press Releases 2006
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Thursday, 07 December 2006 |
 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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Press Releases 2006
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Thursday, 23 November 2006 |
 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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Press Releases 2006
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Monday, 09 October 2006 |
 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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Press Releases 2006
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Thursday, 28 September 2006 |
 THE RECRUITMENT of Simon Gee as a business development manager by Virtalis, Europe’s top 3D advanced visualisation Company, will provide a further boost to the Firm’s global commercial focus. |
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Press Releases 2006
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Friday, 22 September 2006 |
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 VIRTALIS, best known for being Europe’s top Virtual Reality Company, has extended its rapid prototyping capability by becoming a reseller in the UK for EnvisionTEC’s Perfactory product range of 3D printers.
Tony Brown, EnvisionTEC spokesman, explained: ”Once people have designed a new product in CAD and then transformed it into a 3D virtual model, many then also want to inspect a physical prototype. In this respect there is great synergy between EnvisionTEC and Virtalis and there are many other qualities we share too, such as quality and technical innovation.” |
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Press Releases 2006
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Wednesday, 13 September 2006 |
 VIRTALIS, the leading specialist visualisation company, has developed the Virtalis Visionary Framework, a technology to get more value from PC clustering. Although the Visionary Cluster can act on its own, it can also be harnessed to PTC’s high end, visualisation software, DIVISION MockUp. When working in tandem in this way, Virtalis’ “MockUp on a PC Cluster” allows the manipulation of large data models. As the new Visionary system requires off-the-shelf PCs, rather than the traditional supercomputer often expected of 3D visualisation, both purchase and maintenance costs are exceedingly low. |
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Press Releases 2006
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Thursday, 07 September 2006 |
 VIRTALIS has strengthened its world-renowned Technical Development Team by recruiting three new people. Andrew Connell, technical director at Virtalis, said: “Over the past dozen years, the team has achieved many breakthroughs in advanced visualisation and has played a part in turning VR from a fledgling concept to the mature technology we have today.” |
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Press Releases 2006
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Monday, 24 July 2006 |
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 VIRTALIS is honoured to become a member of The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre with Boeing (AMRC) and has designed and installed a StereoWorks Advanced Visualisation System at its office in Sheffield.
The AMRC with Boeing is a multi-million pound partnership, which builds on the shared scientific excellence, expertise and technological innovation of the world’s leading aerospace company and the world-class research within the University of Sheffield’s Faculty of Engineering. |
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Press Room 
Virtalis operates in many sectors and the diversity of our projects are represented by the press releases we distribute each year. Below you will see a sample of the most recent.
COVENTRY University has long been recognised as a Centre of Excellence for automotive design. Now its undergraduate and postgraduate students are to get a bit more help in the shape of a Virtalis StereoWorks passive 3D stereo visualisation system. The massive flat panel screen is mounted on the floor, so virtual vehicles can drive right out, enabling tutors and students to see the design at its intended size. 
Read about the 3D stereoscopic projection system installed at the University of Warwick by Virtalis (Dec06) 
