SIMbox

For the "SIM box" as an unofficial or clandestine voice over IP gateway using mobile telephones, see white, black and grey routes.

SIMbox is a licensed system architecture created by SimiGon in 1998. It allows companies to create simulation-based training which is commercial off-the-shelf software (COTS), HLA, and SCORM compliant. A few of SIMbox's partners are Lockheed Martin—who used it to create its flight simulation training branded as NxTrain,[1] (and the LM STS division), Rocket Racing League, and the Belgian Air Force.

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SIMbox is a program to create simulations for companies. It has three different distributions: SIMbox toolkit, SIMbox server, and SIMbox runtime. SIMbox toolkit is used for development, SIMbox server is used for management, and SIMbox runtime is used for testing and making briefings.

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Press Release. "LOCKHEED MARTIN, SIMIGON UNVEIL NXTRAIN©"

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