Pilot program
Six weeks to your scenario, running.
We build one of your training scenarios with your team, hand over the working scenario project, and report how long each part took.
How it runs
Six weeks, four steps.
- 01Week 1
Scope
Pick one scenario. Agree what trainees do, what the instructor controls and how a run is scored.
- 02Weeks 2 and 3
Build
Your developers and their AI assistant build the scenario through the engine's tools. You review every change; the first playable build comes early.
- 03Weeks 4 and 5
Train and tune
Your instructors run it with trainees. We tune visuals, vehicles, weather and scoring, and record sessions for replay.
- 04Week 6
Hand over
The project is yours to keep building. You get a written report of what was built, how long each part took, and a license offer.
What you get
- A working scenario, built for Windows and Linux.
- The scenario project, its scenes and scripts, in your hands.
- Recorded sessions you can replay for review.
- Your developers trained to build the next one.
- A written report: what was built, how long it took, what comes next.
What we need from you
- One person who owns the scenario and can decide.
- An instructor for about two hours a week.
- Your reference material: maps, procedures, vehicles. It is used only for your pilot.
A good fit if
- You build or buy training simulations for public safety or maritime work.
- A new scenario takes you months today, and you want it in days.
- You need sessions you can replay with the same result, for debriefs and assessment.
Start a pilot
Tell us about your team and the scenario you want to train.
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