garyopa
03-31-2012, 06:48 AM
A few programs are planned, like a 'crime scene sim'.
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Epic Games and Virtual Heroes team up to build a Cadet training program to the Unreal Government Network.
Epic Games and the interactive learning simulation company Virtual Heroes are teaming up in order to develop a few training programs like a multiplayer crime scene sim for the FBI Academy and an anesthesiology training program for Army Physicians, using of course, the Unreal Engine 3 technologies.
Numerous projects that are part of the UGN are already under way. The FBI Academy is using the Unreal Engine 3 to create a multiplayer crime scene simulator to train its cadets. Additionally, a "top-five defense contractor" and a "national laboratory" are using Epic's tech for custom-made model "integrations and visualization."
On top of that, the technology is being used by Virtual Heroes and Duke University to create an anesthesiology training application for Army physicians. A HumanSim platform aimed at medical education and training is also in the works.
Is there something the Unreal technology from Epic can't do now?
NEWS SOURCES: FBI using Unreal Engine 3 crime scene sim (via) GameSpot (http://www.gamespot.com/news/fbi-using-unreal-engine-3-crime-scene-sim-6368256) and FBI and Army to use Unreal Engine 3 for training (via) IGN (http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/03/27/fbi-and-army-to-use-unreal-engine-3-for-training)
Our thanks to 'Gauss' for this news story!
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Epic Games and Virtual Heroes team up to build a Cadet training program to the Unreal Government Network.
Epic Games and the interactive learning simulation company Virtual Heroes are teaming up in order to develop a few training programs like a multiplayer crime scene sim for the FBI Academy and an anesthesiology training program for Army Physicians, using of course, the Unreal Engine 3 technologies.
Numerous projects that are part of the UGN are already under way. The FBI Academy is using the Unreal Engine 3 to create a multiplayer crime scene simulator to train its cadets. Additionally, a "top-five defense contractor" and a "national laboratory" are using Epic's tech for custom-made model "integrations and visualization."
On top of that, the technology is being used by Virtual Heroes and Duke University to create an anesthesiology training application for Army physicians. A HumanSim platform aimed at medical education and training is also in the works.
Is there something the Unreal technology from Epic can't do now?
NEWS SOURCES: FBI using Unreal Engine 3 crime scene sim (via) GameSpot (http://www.gamespot.com/news/fbi-using-unreal-engine-3-crime-scene-sim-6368256) and FBI and Army to use Unreal Engine 3 for training (via) IGN (http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/03/27/fbi-and-army-to-use-unreal-engine-3-for-training)
Our thanks to 'Gauss' for this news story!