EVENT GUIDE Enhancing Military Capability in an Era of Asian Modernisation

THE ONLY EVENT FOR THE MILITARY TRAINING, EDUCATION & SIMULATION COMMUNITY IN ASIA

EVENT GUIDE Enhancing Military Capability in an era of Asian Modernisation

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Organisers of Associate Partner Official Media Partner Organised by WELCOME TO MILSIM ASIA 2016

TURNING TRAINING INTO CONFIDENCE When on operations, the training experi- Dear Colleague, ence conveyed to the mission is invaluable and fundamental to the overall operational Welcome to MilSim Asia 2016. success. Through innovative thinking, Economic growth in Asia has translated into military unrivalled quality and high fidelity, Saab’s modernisation for much of the region. To maximise the renowned world class one and two way investment in advanced hardware there is a increasing demand laser training systems place the soldier at for equally advanced high fidelity training. Providing live training the very heart of a training activity, is expensive in terms of time and resources, as a result across maximising the learning experience. the globe militaries are turning to virtual and constructive training environments. These developments are works in www.saab.com progress as technology advances in tandem with demand. Greater utilisation of simulation technologies are now delivering and sustaining modern force readiness levels. There are early adopters of simulation training in Asia, with the Singapore Army being a prime example, but there is evidently an appetite for many other nations to make use of these pivotal technologies. To this extent, the region is on the brink of a dramatic shift, and the need to gain a better understanding of what military modelling and simulation training can offer is becoming imperative for those in the region. MilSim Asia is proud to host an event that brings together stakeholders and influential thought-leaders and global representatives from military, industry and academia to discuss the application of cutting edge technology across a range of topics. From modelling and simulation to training and capability development, the conference will feature a series of compelling sessions and enable visitors to experience and engage first hand with the latest innovations displayed in the exhibition. I look forward to meeting you all over two productive days. Yours sincerely, RADM Simon Williams OBE Chairman Clarion Defence and Security

DAY 1 16:25 PANEL DISCUSSION: Exploring the future of training and simulation Major General Gus Gilmore AO, Commander Forces Command, Australian Army 08:00 Registration and refreshments Lieutenant Colonel Tanongson Tienthavorn, Instructor, Department of Military and Community M e d i c i n e Phramongkutklao , College of Medicine (PCM) STRATEGIC LANDSCAPE Lieutenant Colonel Son. Eun Chul, Chief of Tech Support, Combined Battle Simulation Center, 09:00 Opening remarks from the Chair Combined Force Command, Republic of Korea Army Dr Michael Raska, Assistant Professor, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) (Singapore) 17:10 Closing remarks from the Chair 09:05 Geostrategic transformation & military modernization in East Asia Dr Michael Raska, Assistant Professor, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) (Singapore) 17.15 End of Day 1 and networking drinks served within the exhibition

09:40 Understanding the changing dynamics of the training and simulation (T&S) DAY 2 market in the Asia Pacific region Wayne Plucker, Director – North America, Aerospace & Defense, Frost & Sullivan 08:00 Registration opens 10:15 Networking and morning tea served within the exhibition INDIGENOUS CAPABILITY VERSUS COTS

MODELLING AND SIMULATION 09:00 Opening remarks from the Chair 11:00 TECHNICAL PRESENTATION: Simulation supporting Army concept development John Kling, Program Manager, Korea Battle Simulation Centre (South Korea and experimentation 09:05 Leveraging modular game-based technology for adaptable, Lieutenant Colonel (OF4) Marco Biagini, PhD – CD&E Branch Chief, NATO Modelling and Simulation cost-effective simulation Centre of Excellence, (Italy) Peter Morrison, Co-CEO, Bohemia Interactive Simulations

11:35 TRAINING AND CAPABILITY TECHNICAL PRESENTATION: Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver evaluation using GPS simulation 09:40 Dr Dinesh Sathymoorthy, Senior Research Officer, Science & Technology Institute for Defence Catering for obsolescence issues in the legacy systems market (STRIDE), Ministry of Defence (Malaysia) James Hilken, Director, Solid State Disks Ltd (part of the Reactive Group)

12:10 Networking and lunch break served within the exhibition 10:15 Networking and morning tea served within the exhibition 11:00 13:30 TECHNICAL PRESENTATION: Terrain database generation for military simulation Case study: Australian Army Colonel Mark Welburn, HQ Forces Command, Australian Army Stephan Kussmaul, Managing Director, TrianGraphics GmbH (Germany) 11:35 Applying the concept of ‘blended training’ to the battlefield environment PLATFORMS AND SYSTEMS PROCUREMENT John Kling, Program Manager, Korea Battle Simulation Centre (South Korea)

14:05 TECHNICAL PRESENTATION: Naval mission simulation capability to support 12:10 Networking and lunch break served within the exhibition maritime challenges in the Asia-Pacific region William Lambert, Regional Sales Director, Naval Simulation, Rheinmetall Defence Electronics 13:30 TECHNICAL PRESENTATION: Enhancement of interoperability during ROK-US GmbH (Germany) combined exercise Lieutenant Colonel Son. Eun Chul, Chief of Tech Support, Combined Battle Simulation Center, 14:40 PANEL DISCUSSION: Exploring the opportunities and challenges associated with Combined Force Command, Republic of Korea Army the procurement of platform and systems simulators William Lambert, Regional Sales Director, Naval Simulation, Rheinmetall Defence Electronics 14:05 TECHNICAL PRESENTATION: Pyrotechnic Battlefield Simulation – added realism GmbH (Germany) in tactical training Sanjay Khetia, Chief Architect, QinetiQ (UK) Hans G. Morotini, Director Business Development, Drew Defense GmbH (Germany) Gregory Kraak, Vice President, Business Development, Inter-Coastal Electronics (ICE) (USA) 14:40 Networking and afternoon tea served within the exhibition

15:25 Networking and afternoon tea served within the exhibition 15:15 TECHNICAL PRESENTATION: Next-gen training Sanjay Khetia QinetiQ (UK) MEDICAL SIMULATION AND TRAINING , Chief Architect, 15:50 TECHNICAL PRESENTATION: Aviation live training instrumentation 16:00 Case study: Thailand Military – Integration of medical simulation and training Gregory Kraak, Vice President, Business Development, Inter-Coastal Electronics (ICE) (USA) to meet military operational medicine requirements Lieutenant Colonel Tanongson Tienthavorn, Instructor, Department of Military and Community 16:25 Closing remarks from the Chair Medicine, Phramongkutklao College of Medicine (PCM) (Thailand) 16:30 End of Conference

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Dr Michael Raska, Dr Dinesh Sathyamoorthy William Lambert, Lieutenant Colonel Tanongson Assistant Professor, S. Rajaratnam Senior Research Officer, Science Regional Sales Director, Naval Tienthavorn, Instructor, School of International Studies & Technology Institute for Defence Simulation, Rheinmetall Defence Department of Military and (RSIS), Singapore (STRIDE), Ministry of Defence, Electronics GmbH, Germany Community Medicine, Malaysia Phramongkutklao College of Medicine (PCM), Thailand

Michael Raska is Assistant Professor in the Dinesh Sathyamoorthy received the B.Eng. and William (Bill) Lambert, is the International Sales Lieutenant Colonel Tanongson Tienthavorn is an Military Transformations Program at the S. M.Eng.Sc. degrees in computer engineering Director, Naval and Maritime Simulation at Instructor with the Department of Military and Rajaratnam School of International Studies, from Multimedia University in 2003 and 2006 Rheinmetall Defence Electronics (RDE) GmbH, Community Medicine at Pharmongkutlao College Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. respectively, and the PhD degree in electrical and Bremen, Germany since 2000. From 1999 – 2000 of Medicine. He received his Doctor of Medicine His research interests focus on East Asian security electronics engineering from Universiti Teknologi he was a Mine Warfare Consultant at STN Atlas from Phramongkutklao College of Medicine in and defense issues, including theoretical and Petronas in 2013. He is currently a senior research Elektronik GmbH. Prior to that he served as a Mine 2002 and Doctor of Health Services Management policy-oriented aspects of military innovation, force officer in the Science & Technology Research Warfare and Clearance Diving Officer (MCDO) in from the University of New England, Australia in modernization trajectories, information conflicts Institute of Defence (STRIDE), Ministry of Defence. the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), 1987 – 1998. He 2011. He currently serves on the sub-steering and cyberwarfare. He is the author of Military He serves as Chief Editor for the Defence S&T remains an Active Reserve officer and served as Committee for Military Medicine Curriculum, - Innovation and Small States: Creating Reverse Technical Bulletin, and editorial board member for a Divisional Officer at the Royal Australian Naval Phramongkutklao Hospital and Phramongkutklao Asymmetry (Routledge, 2015) and co-editor of the Malaysian Journal of Remote Sensing & GIS College in 2014. Bill originally comes from Sydney, College of Medicine. Security, Strategy, and Military Change in the 21st and The Journal of Defence and Security, as well Australia, is married, has 2 sons and enjoys travel, Century: Cross-regional Perspectives (Routledge, as reviewer for several international journals and classic MG motorsport and keeping fit. 2015). conferences. He is the Secretary of the Institution of Peter Morrison, Geospatial & Remote Sensing Malaysia (IGRSM), and Co-CEO, Bohemia Interactive He holds a B.A. in international studies from a senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Major General Gus Gilmore Simulations Missouri Southern State University (2000), an M.A. Electronics Engineers (IEEE), serving as committee AO, DSC, in international relations from the Graduate School member of the IEEE Geoscience & Remote Sensing Commander Forces Command, of International Studies, Yonsei University (2002), Australian Army Society (GRSS) Malaysia Chapter. His research and a PhD from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public interests include geospatial technologies and digital Pete Morrison began working for BISim in 2005 Policy, National University of Singapore, where he signal & image processing. and became CEO in 2007. As Co-CEO, he focuses was a recipient of the NUS President’s Graduate Major General Gilmore entered the Royal Military on the long-term road map of BISim’s product Fellowship. College Duntroon in 1979. He graduated into the suite, keeping BISim’s organizational focus on end Stephan Kussmaul, Royal Australian Infantry Corps in 1983 and users first at all times. Pete is an evangelist for the Wayne Plucker, Managing Director, served initially in the 8th/9th Battalion of the use of game technologies and other COTS-type Director – North America, TrianGraphics GmbH, Germany Royal Australian Regiment followed by the products and software in the simulation & training Aerospace & Defense, Infantry Centre. industry and believes that VBS and our other Frost & Sullivan Major General Gilmore served in the Special products are at the forefront of this movement. Air Service Regiment as a Troop and Squadron Before BISim, he studied Computer Science and Stephan Kussmaul has a technical background Commander, before commanding the SAS Management at the Australian Defence Force Mr. Plucker is currently responsible for research with a focus on 3D computer graphics and software Regiment in 2001 and 2002. During this time, Major Academy and graduated with first class honors for market engineering, and consulting in areas development. After his studies he was working General Gilmore led the first Australian Special in 2001. Pete had previously graduated from the such as Business and Commercial Aerospace; in the virtual reality sector. His remits has been Forces Task Group into Afghanistan. Royal Military College, Duntroon, into the Royal Aircraft and Engine Maintenance, Repair, and researching and developing on terrain generation Major General Gilmore has served in a variety of Australian Signals Corp. Pete served as a Signals Overhaul; Simulation and Training; Defense from satellite imagery for flight simulations. senior staff appointments, including the Director Corp Officer for several years, specializing in Aerospace; and C4ISR. In 2004 Stephan Kussmaul co-founded General Future Land Warfare and the Director military simulation, and his final posting was to the Australian Defence Simulation Office (ADSO) Prior to joining Frost & Sullivan in April 2007, TrianGraphics GmbH. The Berlin based company General of Defence Public Affairs. In 2003, he was as a Project Officer. Pete transferred to the Army Mr. Plucker was the Vice President, Marketing is focusing on developing database generation seconded for 18 months to the National Security Reserves in 2005 and joined Bohemia Interactive and General Manager for the Americas for Ibis systems for the Vis/Sim market with the flagship Division of the Department of the Prime Minister Australia as the Lead Developer of Virtual Aerospace, an aircraft manufacturer. He was with product Trian3DBuilder. and Cabinet. He was appointed Special Operations Commander Australia in January 2011 and then Battlespace 2, a position he held until he became Ibis Aerospace from 2002 to 2007. Mr. Plucker was Today he is managing director at TrianGraphics as Deputy Chief of Army in September 2013. Major CEO in 2007. initially responsible for the aircrew and maintenance with deep involvement in the development process General Gilmore assumed his current role as training, maintenance and parts programs, and the and an emphasis on corporate development. Commander Forces Command on 23 January 2015. aircraft delivery program. In 2005, he was selected to replace the VP of Marketing.

Mr. Plucker completed a military career in 1996.

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James Hilken, Mr. John Kling has more than 40 years of Hans G. Morotini, Gregory Kraak, Sales Director, professional civilian and military experience with Director Business Development, Vice President, Business Solid State Disks Ltd (SSDL) while performing in a series of increasingly Drew Defense GmbH, Germany Development, responsible positions. Inter-Coastal Electronics (ICE) He is currently the Cubic Program Manager (since

2011) for the Korea Battle Simulation Center / Hans Morotini, born in 1950, arrived into the James has worked for SSDL, in Berkshire UK, for Pacific Regional Simulation Center operations Gregory Kraak served in the United States Army for pyrotechnic defense industry in 1976 and ever the past 8 years. His main focus during this time contract. As the Program Manager, Mr. Kling 26 years, retiring as a Colonel in 2008. A Field since he has been working in various functions for has been on existing key partnerships and manages all contract/subcontractor activities of a Artilleryman, his assignments included the 82nd a number of defense companies in Germany and distributors, and the development of new clients full service, battle simulation center in support of Airborne Division, 101st Airborne Division, 1st abroad. During his tenure he became very familiar ranging from direct OEM partnerships to readiness training for United States and Combined Infantry Division, and duty in the Pentagon as with defense related simulation and training. With maintenance and support organisations, together Forces Command and other US Forces in Korea Executive Officer to the Director of the Army Budget close to 40 years of experience in this environment with those large end users with recurring legacy and elsewhere throughout the Asia-Pacific region. and Aide-de-Camp to the Under Secretary of the he claims to have seen the development in combat system obsolescence issues. James has also had a He supervises over 120 professional personnel and Army. He completed two tours of duty in Germany, and battlefield training. key role with the research and development of the ensures management and financial controls are and combat deployments in Kosovo and Iraq. SSDL SCSI legacy product replacement solutions, in place and properly functioning for a nearly $20 His civilian education includes a Bachelor of Science working closely with the in-house engineering and million annual program while ensuring a close and Sanjay Khetia, degree in Finance from the University of Florida, a product development teams. James has also been cooperative contractor-government partnership. Chief Architect, QinetiQ, UK Master of Business Administration from Syracuse key to the development of the direct franchise As the Program Manager, he delivers exercises University, and Masters of Science degrees in agreements SSDL has with its Tier 1 flash from battalion through theater level with a diverse National Security and Strategic Studies from the US manufacturers, such as SanDisk, Transcend, range of services which include military simulation Army and Naval War Colleges. Military decorations Innodisk & APRO. services, exercise design and planning, Opposing include the Legion of Merit, Bronze Star Medal, Forces, Exercise Analysis, Media Services and the Sanjay Khetia is a QinetiQ Fellow and the Chief Kosovo and Iraq Campaign Medals, NATO Medal, entire range of Battlefield Visualization products Master Parachutist Badge, Pathfinder Badge, Air Colonel Mark Welburn, Architect for the Training Division in QinetiQ. (Unmanned Aircraft Systems). Assault Badge, and Army Staff Badge. HQ Forces Command, He is responsible for the technical strategy Among his formal education is graduation from Australian Army and sponsoring the Innovation Board, ensuring ICE is an independently owned small business the United States Army Command and General QinetiQ deliver solutions that are innovative based in Mesa, Arizona that develops, Staff College, a Master of Science degree and progressive. Sanjay joined QinetiQ (then manufactures, fields and maintains high in Systems/Program Management from the Defence Evaluation Research Agency) in 1999 quality instrumentation, training equipment

University of Southern California, Graduate after graduating with a degree in Computing and and services for worldwide military and civilian COL Welburn graduated from the Australian Study, Public Administration from Murray State Economics. Sanjay has had a variety of roles within applications. ICE’s core capabilities include Defence Force Academy in 1992 and was University, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the organisation including Software Development, network infrastructures, mobile networks, lasers, commissioned into the Royal Australian Armoured the University of Pittsburgh. Project Management, Systems Integrator, Team and player instrumentation. ICE’s core product Corps after graduating from the Royal Military Leader and as the Capability Lead was responsible is the Aviation Tactical Engagement Simulation College, Duntroon in 1994. COL Welburn Lieutenant Colonel Son. Eun Chul, for the capture and delivery of the Mission Training System (TESS), which provides aircrews with the has served with a British Armoured Infantry Chief of Tech Support, Combined through Distributed Simulation Capability Concept opportunity to train and practice live weapons Battlegroup in Bosnia [2001] as a Battle Captain Battle Simulation Centre, Demonstrator (MTDS CCD) and the Distributed engagements and combined arms training without and the All Sources Information Officer; and, in Combined Force Command, Synthetic Air Land Training (DSALT) programmes. firing any live rounds. Iraq [2007] with the US Army’s III Corps as one of Republic of Korea Army five Corps operations planners. His staff postings Sanjay is a technical SME with over 15 years of demonstrable track record of designing, developing include ADC to Commander 1st Division [2002]; Drinks Reception and delivering simulation and training concepts, a capability developer within Land Development LTC Son is Chief of Technical Support, Combined Visit the drinks reception at the end of Branch and Army Headquarters specialising Battle Simulation Center, Combined Force solutions and services to the defence sector. With in close combat vehicles and combined arms Command. He graduated Korea Military Academy his passion for innovation and technology he is Day 1 to network with your peers. The systems; and his current posting as Colonel 1994, have served a various military position with arguably one of the “people who know how” to reception will start at 17:15 on the exhibition Training (G7) at Headquarters Forces Command. commander and staff. evolve and translate requirements into effective floor. Come along with your business cards! solutions for both the military and commercial He also had studied Industrial Engineering markets; domestic and international. As a result Master’s degree & Ph. D at Seoul National John Kling, he is QinetiQ’s solution lead for the MOD’s Defence University. His main mission is management of Program Manager, Korea Battle Operational Training Capability programme and ROK federates and control combined federation by Simulation Centre a number of national and international mission KSIMS. He is one of military expert in Defense training opportunities and initiatives. Analysis and M&S support area.

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Associate Partner Silver Sponsor

AviationLearn is a leading technology Cranfield University is one of the world’s based training provider in Asia, designing leading universities for defence and security and supplying comprehensive simulation education, research and consultancy. Customers in the domains of Army, Air Force, Saab is a global defense company providing technology, content development and systems As the postgraduate academic provider to Navy and Joint Forces worldwide rely on high technology solutions with a broad integration services. AviationLearn taps on the UK’s Ministry of Defence, Cranfield provides training solutions from Rheinmetall Defence. portfolio within the defense, aviation and civil core strengths of merging effective learning specialist knowledge to industry, security and With an experience of more than 40 years in security domains. pedagogies with cutting edge technologies emergency services, military, governments simulation and training Rheinmetall offers In the training arena, Saab develops world for our defence and civil customers, offering and NGOs, underpinning defence and security comprehensive live, virtual and constructive leading systems and services for military solutions uniquely designed to efficiently and sector reform globally. training and learning systems for all types of training and homeland defense organizations. effectively meet their training requirements. soldiers on any level. Individual skills, team- www.cranfield.ac.uk We offer a total concept with innovative and www.aviationlearn.com working as well as combined exercises can be reliable systems that, through realism and Stand Number: 17 trained across all Armed Forces’ disciplines. precision, create optimum conditions for Stand Number: 14 Rheinmetall Defence’s portfolio comprises military personnel to improve their operational a wide range of customized products capabilities in a cost effective manner. Our and services for various requirements of systems are modular and scalable, deployable complexity: Starting from computer-based or static, and can be customized for any Drew-Defense GmbH develops and produces training for initial familiarization, continuing training requirement, enhancing the needs a fast variety of pyrotechnic simulation for with part-task training and single simulators of the individual soldier or large tactical Bohemia Interactive Simulations (BISim) is battlefield and weapon training. Over half a for training of handling skills all the way up formation. Our training solutions cover a broad a global software company at the forefront century the company provide top of the shelf to networks of simulators or entire training portfolio from basic gunnery and small arms of simulation training solutions for military products which are qualified by numerous centres in order to acquire mission skill sets training to large complex tactical training and civilian organizations. BISim develops NATO countries. Besides the Multiple Effect in distributed environments. Examples include exercises in a live instrumented environment. high-fidelity, cost-effective technologies for Cartridge System (MECS) the company will tactical military training. We apply game-based flight simulators and maintenance procedure Saab’s capabilities envelope Live fire, Virtual show their fragment-free thunderflash and technology to breakthrough, military-specific trainers, wheeled and tracked vehicle and Constructive training and associated the ManPADS simulator. training and simulation software products. simulators, ship and submarine command team Training Services, with a diverse portfolio www.drew-defense.com www.bisimulations.com trainers as well as ship bridge simulators. encompassing areas such as Crew and Driver Stand Number: 20 www.rheinmetall-defence.com/simulation Trainers, Joint Fires, Small Arms and Anti- Stand Number: 13 Official Refreshment and Lunch Area Sponsor Tank Weapon simulators, and Command and Staff training simulation. www.saab.com/land/training-and-simulation Stand Number: 11 ECA Group’s Simulation Training Systems for Military Vehicle Driving is a full scale replica Official Media Partner C4i Consultants’ vision is to change the way of an armored vehicle. This driving simulator the world trains and manages information. is available for autonomous driving training We have over a decade of corporate experience and practice. The training scenarios are developing award-winning software solutions configured and operated via an instructor for premier customers in demanding, station, with the possibility to integrate mission-critical environments. objects and to trigger events. Media Partners MILSIM trains commanders and staff from www.ecagroup.com company-level and above using an entity-based Stand Number: 16 constructive simulation with an integrated Master Scenario Events List (MSEL) tool. www.c4ic.com Stand Number: 3

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MASA Group is focused on the global Seamless multichannel projection covering the Solid State Disks Ltd (SSDL) Inter-Coastal Electronics, Inc (ICE) designs, development of AI-based Modeling & whole field of view, perfectly suited to immerse develops, manufactures, fields and maintains Simulation software. We optimize AI viewers in a virtual environment. Widely used SSDL specialises in the design, development, high quality instrumentation training devices capabilities for automating virtual in different markets and application areas. For and integration of hard disk, floppy-disk and services for worldwide military and civilian behaviors, enabling a series of cost-efficient real immersion the display system must have and tape drive hardware emulators for applications. ICE is an ISO 9001 certified small and highly realistic applications across perfectly matched projection geometry, color legacy systems. We are also flash memory business that provides Contractor Logistics the entire defence development cycle. Our and a homogeneous picture quality. distributors for SanDisk, Innodisk, APRO, Support, Exercise Support and Production products combine scalability and adaptability Transcend and other flash technology leaders, contracts for FMS and direct commercial sales with a strong standards-driven approach to project: syntropy GmbH creates and integrates to the defence, industrial, telecommunications, for multiple foreign customers. technology. display solutions for professional Simulation and process control markets. www.masa-group.biz and Training, interactive immersive attractions, ISO 9001:2000 approved, and with over 80 years ICE provides aviation and ground player data Stand Number: 13 dome cinema, themed entertainment, of combined experience, SSDL has completed interface and network integration support for science centers, museums and exhibitions. numerous flash based bespoke projects for all U.S. Army Combat Training Centers, and is Technologies and products are customized UK defence primes, both airborne and marine, headquartered in Mesa, AZ, USA. turnkey solutions. We are implementing providing a range of modified tape and disk www.inter-coastal.net projects all over the world. emulators, together with their mission data Presagis is a global leader providing Stand Number: 10 www.project-syntropy.de/en loaders. Selected by BAE, Thales, Ultra, commercial modeling, simulation, and Selex, DRS, EDS (HP), SAAB Qinetiq, MoD, and

embedded software solutions to the NATO, our products have also become widely domeprojection.com GmbH develops Hi-End aerospace, defense and security, and critical accepted in the telecommunications industry. infrastructure markets. Presagis combines automatic Projection Alignment and Calibration Technologies for Visual Display Systems To support our customers that rely on the SCSI an open simulation development framework interface we have developed the SCSIFlash-2 with expert professional services to help www.domeprojection.com programmable emulator that allows high customers streamline development workflows, Laerdal Medical, one of the world’s leading Stand Number: 5 performance flash to be interfaced to legacy reduce project risks, and deliver game-quality providers of Healthcare Solutions, is dedicated host systems without software change. immersive simulations. Presagis is also at to helping save lives with products, services the forefront of avionics software design for SSDL is also a member The International and programs that support the Chain of certifiable cockpit displays. The company Institute of Obsolescence Management (IIOM) Survival. Laerdal’s portfolio includes products serves hundreds of customers worldwide, which is a professional body for those involved and services for Basic and Advanced Life including many of the world’s most respected Obsolescence Management. Support, Simulation, Airway Management, organizations such as Boeing, Lockheed Martin, www.ssd.gb.com Immobilization, Patient Care, Self-directed Airbus, BAE Systems, and CAE. SMART EYE provides real-time and completely Learning and Medical Education. The Good Stand Number: 6 non-invasive eye, eyelid and head tracking Samaritan logo symbolizes our commitment www.presagis.com technology and is today regarded as a global to every health professional and volunteer who Stand Number: 2 leader in the development of remote, multi- has learned how to save the life of a family camera head and eye tracking solutions, member, friend or stranger in need. enabling complete freedom of movement www.laerdal.com/gb/ within any given application environment while TrianGraphics GmbH is your professional QinetiQ Training is passionate about the way retaining impressive levels of gaze accuracy, partner for digital terrains. It is specialized in Stand Number: 12 the world delivers agile training at the point field of view and robustness. database creation for real-time visualization of need. We simulate high risk environments and simulation and showcase the Database so you don’t have to put your people in danger, www.smarteye.se Generation System Trian3DBuilder which working at the edge of training innovation, Stand Number: 18 has grown in over 10 years to one of the most using the science of people and the technology powerful terrain generation solutions on the of the future. market. www.qinetiq.com www.triangraphics.com Stand Number: 9 Stand Number: 19

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