Success Stories
| DiSTI’s Technology Ensures Training Continuity for U.S. Navy’s LCAC | |
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| Prime Contractor: | Universal Systems & Technology, Inc.(UNITECH) |
| Government Client: | NAVAIR Orlando |
| End System: | US Navy Landing Craft Air Cushioned (LCAC) |
| Engagement Overview: | Create high-fidelity, photo realistic 3D, training aids for craft operators and maintainers to support transitioning to the Navy’s Service Life Extension Program (SLEP) for the LCAC. |
| Challenge: | Little Creek had to provide training continuity while the training devices were being upgraded; simulations developed for the training aids had to be reusable for future simulators as well as the maintenance trainer courseware to achieve a strong ROI; the LCAC environment was complex and required state-of-the-art simulations and a high degree of realism. |
| Solutions: | DiSTI’s program management and systems engineering services, using its GL Studio software suite as the development tool |
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| Approaching Reality—DiSTI Uses GL Studio to Create First Fielded 3D Virtual Environment for Navy’s F/A-18 Maintenance Trainer |
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| Prime Contractor: | American Systems Corporation (ASC) |
| Government Client: | U.S. Navy, NAS Oceana, Virginia and NAS at Lemoore, California |
| End System: | F/A-18 Simulated Aircraft Maintenance Trainer |
| Engagement Overview: | Create high-fidelity, photo realistic 3D, objects for the Navy’s F/A-18 Simulated Aircraft Maintenance Trainer (SAMT) |
| Challenge: | The Navy needed to increase training throughput to ensure annual training goals were met; content had to be highly immersive to fully replicate behaviors of the actual craft |
| Solutions: | DiSTI’s program management and systems engineering services, using its GL Studio software suite as the development tool |
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| GL Studio Software Becomes the Next Generation Standard for the Army’s AVCATT | |
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| Prime Contractor: | L-3 Communications |
| Government Client: | U.S. Army PEO-STRI |
| End System: | Aircraft Display Re-Architecture Program for the AVCATT (Aviation Combined Arms Tactical Trainer) |
| Engagement Overview: | Develop reconfigurable cockpit interfaces consisting of more than 60 instruments for five helicopter platforms, complete with high resolution imagery to provide soldiers with a more realistic training experience than currently installed. |
| Challenge: | Incumbent’s displays did not deliver the high fidelity and performance needed to accurately portray real environmental conditions; required rapid development of new instrumentation to meet increased demands on training throughput and quality. |
| Solutions: | DiSTI’s program management and systems engineering services, using its GL Studio software suite as the development tool |
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