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This C-130 Microsim Simulator allows an aircrew
to practice crew resource management skills in a
hands-on cognitive learning environment. |
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Hydra, a prototype intelligence
gathering tool, has a framework for integrating a
variety of simulation, analysis and data fusion
technologies. (Click on image for a larger view.) |
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This excavation simulation is from an
Excavator Operator Training Simulator that provides equipment familiarization
and operations training for excavator operators. |
Delivering solutions and systems that
provide interactive, user-centered experiences with real and
simulated objects in a realistic, synthetic environment is the
goal of the Modeling and Simulation Department at Southwest
Research Institute. Extensive ongoing research and
development is conducted by SwRI engineers in the use of
modeling and simulation techniques and technologies to provide
interactive training for an array of applications.
Overview of Modeling and Simulation
Capabilities
Modeling and simulation systems range from
desktop applications to fully immersive simulations employing
real-time visual, haptic, and olfactory feedback. SwRI's
experience in interactive simulation covers the evaluation,
assessment, and integration of existing technologies as well as
the development of new technologies and application methods.
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Live,
virtual and constructive simulation
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Discrete event simulation
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Real-time simulation
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Visual analytics
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Physics-based modeling
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Aggregate behavior modeling
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3D graphics
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Virtual/mixed/augmented reality
For more information about
modeling and simulation
capabilities and techniques at SwRI or how you can contract with
SwRI, please contact
Susan Porter, at
susan.porter@swri.org
or (210) 522-2812. |
