CAE Inc. announced its participation in a research and development (R&D) initiative supported by the Hungary National Research, Development and Innovation Office, aimed at developing a next-generation, user-friendly interface for large-scale simulation environments.
Led by CAE’s subsidiary in Hungary, in collaboration with ARWorks Kft. and Óbuda University, the team is designing and delivering a scalable, intuitive graphical user interface (GUI) tailored for Live-Virtual-Constructive (LVC) simulation environments. This advanced interface will empower users to set up and manage complex simulation scenarios across a multi-domain operational environment.
Backed by HUF 621,861,558 in funding from the Hungary National Research, Development and Innovation Office, the project seeks to simplify the creation and execution of realistic training and decision-support simulations for emergency response and defence operations. While today’s cloud-based technologies can support simulations at this scale, they are often too complex to use. This initiative will harness the power of advanced automation, machine learning, and generative AI to create a GUI that is both powerful and accessible.
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Download free sample pages More information“This project exemplifies CAE’s commitment to innovation and our mission to make training and simulation technology even more intuitive and impactful,” said József Hajdu, Country Manager, CAE Hungary, Kft. “By collaborating with leading Hungarian university partners, SMEs, and harnessing advanced technologies, we are shaping the future of training and simulation for the defence and security industry worldwide.”
This initiative reinforces CAE’s global leadership in the pursuit of innovation in training and simulation, and reflects the company’s dedication to delivering smarter, scalable solutions that help defence and security organizations prepare for the challenges of tomorrow.
