Consilium licensed to market new software
The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) has licensed multi-spectral simulation software developed by Defence Science and Technology (DST) to Adelaide-based Consilium Technology to be marketed globally as Infinite Studio, the DoD announced on 29 August.
The technology allows users to create real-time simulations of the world in the visible, infra-red and ultra-violet parts of the electromagnetic spectrum using affordable desktop computing hardware and modern gaming engines.The technology builds on DST’s multi-spectral visualisation system, VIRSuite. Consilium Technology has added new capabilities, performance and fidelity to take the technology to a wider range of markets and
application domains.
The licensing agreement for the technology will support virtual and constructive simulation activities for defence and civilian applications.
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