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VSTEP introducing EyeObserve Simulator for Surveillance Camera Operators at ITEC 2012Date posted: 15-05-2012 VSTEP will be demonstrating its EyeObserve Simulator for Surveillance Camera Operators and its RescueSim Incident Management Simulator at ITEC 2012 in London. The EyeObserve simulator is an effective training tool to detect and interpret deviant behavior in real-time on virtual surveillance camera images. The simulator allows surveillance camera operators to identify strange and suspicious behavior and detect and report criminal & terrorist activities. The EyeObserve Simulator was developed in cooperation with the Rotterdam-Rijnmond Police, the National Coordinator Bureau for Counterterrorism (NCTV) and TNO Defence & Security. Visit the VSTEP stand L122 from 22-24 May at ExCeL in London, UK. - For more info about about ITEC 2012, visit www.itec.co.uk We are looking forward to meeting you at stand L122! During a training session organized by the Safety Region Rotterdam Rijnmond and VSTEP, RescueSim’s new HLA compliancy and VBS2 interoperability was put into operation, showcasing civil-military and antiterrorism training possibilities. VSTEP is proud to announce that its RescueSim virtual incident management training platform is to be fully compatible with the next generation Oculus Rift Head Mounted Displays, making full immersion 3D virtual training possible for its users and opening up new training possibilities for emergency services. NAUTIS DNV Certified Class B simulator delivered to the Maritime License Training Company in Jacksonville, Florida. For training of its Sigma Class Corvette bridge personnel, the Indonesian Navy and Ministry of Defence selected VSTEP to supply two Class A NAUTIS Full Mission Bridge (FMB) Simulators for its Kobangdikal marine training facility in Surabaya. At the Kooy Symposium 2013, Delft Dynamics, specialised in building unmanned helicopters, presented their Universal Simulation Platform for Unmanned Systems (USPvOS). Using this platform, groundstations from unmanned systems can be linked directly to RescueSim using High Level Architecture (HLA), thereby allowing virtual training of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operators. |
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