What We Do

We create simulations and technology.

We work with customers who need to improve learner engagement to create more innovative, effective training experiences.

We do this in one of two ways:

1. We turn traditional training manuals, presentations, videos or subject matter expertise into high-impact, immersive 3D simulations or serious games.
2. We license out our proprietary technologies so that customers can create their own high-impact immersive simulations or serious games.

Both solutions are backed by our expert technology and instructional design team.

Our skills enable us to create innovative 3D simulations or serious games rapidly and at costs comparative to traditional 2D, elearning development.

Custom Development of Immersive Learning Simulations or Serious Games

Using our proprietary technology and industry expertise, we are able to develop complex immersive learning simulations for our customers at prices and timelines comparative to 2d development.

By working closely with our customers, our instructional designers are able to transfer traditional training materials into unique, effective training and performance simulations (or serious games).

Simulation or serious games that we develop can be distributed in a number of ways:

• As standalone applications for PCs
• As web-based deployments via Java or Shockwave
• As Apps for IOS devices (iPad/iPhone)*

Licensing of 3D Simulations and Serious Games Technology

We license our globally unique, proprietary 3d simulation engine and authoring tool, Thinking Worlds,  to customers around the world.

Thinking Worlds allows developers to rapidly create immersive 3d simulations or serious games via a simple-to-use, drag and drop authoring interface.

Thinking Worlds is fully SCORM 1.2 and 2004 compliant and will allow customers to export results from their simulations to their LMS system to track performance, offer feedback and support the other functions of the LMS.

Simulation or serious games created with Thinking Worlds can be distributed in a number of ways:

• As standalone applications for PCs
• As web-based deployments via Java or Shockwave
• As Apps for IOS devices (iPad/iPhone)*

See Thinking Worlds for more information.