We currently have two main classes of simulation products: immersive virtual reality and serious gaming.

Serious Games

Serious games deliver educational content through use of compelling, interesting game environments. Like commercial games, they harness natural competitiveness and keep the interest of players - or, in this case, learners. Our game simulation engine allows the creation of relevant, realistic 3-D environments tailored to the learning task or tasks at hand.

In each simulation, the player faces challenges related to the game's topic. The games, which are timed, provide a clear set of assignments and objectives that correspond to the field of study, with enough unpredictability to keep things interesting. Mini-games inside each main game also provide variation and engage the players, encouraging them to keep playing. Examples of serious games include:

Behind the Message. The player is a cub reporter assigned to write an article about a chemical spill in a small mid-western town. Players utilize professional, ethical, creative, and management skills.
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Certified Nursing Assistant. The player is an NA providing care to two or more residents in a long-term care facility. CNA renders realistic virtual residents and stressors.
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Military Painter. The player is a worker in a National Guard equipment maintenance facility. He or she faces the challenges and judgments of a real military environment.
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News Game. A whole new way to read the news!
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Cathodic Protection. The player needs to stop the onslaught of rust from taking over the world.
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Biolab. The 3d virtual world of Biolab is designed to familiarize new employees with the proper procedures for safely accessing and navigating around in a bio-hazard labortory facility.
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