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VSTEP Simulation & Virtual Training:
The next best thing to real life!

VSTEP is the leading European developer of simulators and virtual training software. Using interactive 3D technology from the computer gaming industry, VSTEP creates training applications and games that allow people to build their skills in a practical and cost effective way. Since our founding in 2002, VSTEP has successfully completed numerous training applications for leading industry clients and governmental organisations worldwide.

As one of the industry leaders, VSTEP continues to innovate the virtual training world with professional, accurate and groundbreaking new simulation technology. As winner of multiple innovation prizes and awards, VSTEP sets the standard for serious gaming and simulation and advocates more effective training through enhanced virtual reality.

VSTEP also develops entertainment computer games for consumers, including the award-winning Ship Simulator Series, which has sold over 500,000 copies in 7 languages and 20 countries since its launch in mid 2006.

Latest news

 RescueSim to feature at Fire & Rescue Expo in Harrogate | 24-06-2010

VSTEP and Cheshire Fire & Rescue Service to demonstrate RescueSim virtual incident management training platform at Fire & Rescue Expo in Harrogate (29-30 june).

 Hi-tech fire training will save more lives | 17-06-2010

Article focussing on the hi-tech training centre in Cheshire, UK integrating VSTEP's RescueSim for emergency response training.

 RescueSim selected for Europe's most advanced fire & rescue simulation training centre | 08-06-2010

Duke of Westminster officially opens the Cheshire Fire & Rescue Service’s state-of–the–art training facility, incorporating VSTEP’s multi-user 3D simulation platform RescueSim.

 VSTEP border security solutions presented during World Expo | 31-05-2010

PSIC introducing innovative VSTEP solutions during Security Expert Meeting in Shanghai at the Dutch Pavilion (June 2nd).

 Visit VSTEP at ITEC 2010 in London | 12-05-2010

VSTEP will be demonstrating its award winning NAUTIS maritime simulator and RescueSim virtual incident management platform during ITEC 2010 from May 18-20 in London, UK.