We specialize in Simulation
VirtualSim main office is located in Nice, heart of the French Riviera. It is managed by Yann Takvorian, M.Eng. in I.T., (Artificial Intelligence) who is also founder of the company.
Close to the sea and twenty minutes drive from Sophia Antipolis, the technology area of the French Riviera, VirtualSim has specialized in real-time synthetic environments dedicated to civilian and military simulation projects.
VirtualSim main paradigm is to provide affordable solutions and outstanding services for simulator builders and users. The team is made of remote engineers and coders, mostly digital nomads, who have added their expertise to the software and can provide email support.
Founded in 2004 in Montreal Canada, VirtualSim has relocated its office to benefit from the warm weather of the Mediterranean sea, the international airport facilities to reach its worldwide customers, and the many engineering research centers (Sofia Antipolis).
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3 rue Chauvain, 06000 Nice – France
Tel: +33 (0)6.34.69.53.08
Please, use the following emails:
- vstasker@virtualsim.com vsTASKER product
- vsviewer@virtualsim.com vsVIEWER product
- support@virtualsim.com for all other questions
Our Network
We can do consultation and training worldwide, although we are mainly relying on our distributors front line. We are customer orientated and each version of our products are driven by the industry trend and the customer requirements.
Distributors
Tel: +82 (0) 10-5387-4096
Email: hansolkim@bigndeep.co.kr (Hansol Kim)
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History
2024
- Consulting services for a mission rehearsal project in India.
- vsTASKER 7.2 released
2022-2023
- Consulting services for a 2-years high-tech electronic warfare project in France
- Provided support for a drone based aerial reconnaissance program in South-Korea
- Big and Deep is now our new exclusive distributor for South-Korea
- vsTASKER 7.1 released
2020-2021
- Consulting services for some major development projects in Thailand
- Add automatic code synchronization with Visual Studio
- Dark mode support
- Improvements for ATC simulation
- Titan Vanguard and osgEARTH integration
- Road network enhancement to target airport taxiways
- vsVIEWER 1 released to provide free IG based on OSG, DIS and bespoke protocol
- vsTASKER 7 released
2016-2019
- Start consulting services for several big projects in Germany, Italy and Turkey
- Major improvements in the RNAV for ATC simulation
- Add SVG support for VBS3 integration (ASI) and VBS-IG demos using CIGI
- ADS-B support
- vsRAD 4 released
- vsTASKER 6 released
2013-2015
- Add Orbit with SGP4 and J2 propagators for satellite simulation
- Add user select skins for the GUI
- Add RNAV support
- CIGI support through components
- Released of a clamped free version for testing
- vsRAD 3 released
- vsTASKER 5 released
2009-2012
- Customers in Asia and Europe
- Add Formation Patterns, Internationalization, S57 navigation charts
- Integration with STK 9, Delta3D, mySQL, Matlab Simulink
- MAK RTI support and OMT editor for HLA
- HMI builder based on Glut
- Scenario 3D viewer based on OSG
- Road network with path finding
- Snapshot restore compliance + Record & Replay
- Add more objects to the Logic editor
- Code Insight and colorization of text code
- vsRAD 2 released
- vsTASKER 4 released
2007-2008
- Distribution in the Asian market
- Add vertical view, popup menus, line of sight and special zones
- Add runtime entity creation, hook window, behavior control
- Arc-Info support, entity aggregation and position history
- Google-Earth integration
- Automatically generated user interfaces for component parameters
- vsTASKER 3 released
2006
- Add scenario map and vertical toolbars
- Add models, repository, sockets and HLA support
- vsTASKER 2 released
2005
- Incorporation of the company in Canada Montreal
- Development of a synthetic environment, vsTASKER, based on code generation, visual state machine and knowledge to describe doctrines. OpenSceneGraph based visual engine
- vsRAD 1.5 released
- vsTASKER 1 released
2004
- Research and development of a Radar Visualizer toolkit (vsRAD)
- vsRAD 1 released