ST Engineering Antycip integrates its MyIG simulator with VR-Forces
The MyIG image generator developed by ST Engineering Antycip now interacts directly with the VR-Forces platform, of MAK Technologies, making it easier to create more immersive and interoperable training environments.
With the aim of taking a significant step in creating a complete simulation ecosystem for training, ST Engineering Antycip has integrated Mine, its patented low latency imager, with the platform VR-Forces of computer generated forces (CGF) of MAK Technologies.
Developed entirely in-house by Antycip's Italian R&D team, MyIG is a flexible and high-performance image generator to respond to the changing demands of military and industrial simulation.
Its integration with VR-Forces provides a dynamic and synchronized communication for high-end training devices used in flight and automotive simulators. This seamless connection between CGF and the visual engine allows users experience more immersive and responsive virtual environments.
This is what he points out Riccardo Rovelli, vp. Antycip innovation and technology: “This integration represents a powerful evolution in our simulation offering. It reflects the team's deep technical expertise and aligns with our commitment to build modular simulation platforms, interoperable and multidomain adapted to the needs of clients”.
Already implemented in a refueling simulation project and in multiple flight simulators, MyIG includes a model viewer, a content manager and remote control, and supports widely used 3D formats, like FBX, OBJ and FLT.
They are open and interoperable design Enables low latency real-time communication with external simulation tools, like VR-Forces, connecting CGF behavior with high-fidelity visual representation in DIS/HLA/CIGI standards.
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