Per the SECNAV STAVE Report to Congress, Dec. 10, 2018: “All new training will include instructor led, modernized, interactive gaming courseware and 3D interactive troubleshooting and maintenance models with part-task trainers, which will be integrated with distributable networks, enabling students to train in different geographic regions with a stress on training at the waterfront.”
Epsilon C5I is poised to transform technical training. Introducing Virtual Maintenance Task Training (VMTT) – a system utilizing virtualization and simulation to teach technicians how to maintain, troubleshoot and repair their equipment. Experience a new era of learning as instructors engage students with interactive 3D equipment replicas. From in-depth exploration to hands-on practice, VMTT empowers instructors, students and technicians to master procedures with unmatched depth and flexibility. Elevate your training today!
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Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) product. No proprietary software
STAVE-compliant Operating System (OS)/Operating Environment (OE)
Physics-based 3D game engine
Transform and elevate technical training:
Experience the future of learning:
Elevate field technicians’ capabilities with exceptional mobility:
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Transform parts provisioning with advanced capabilities:
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Epsilon C5I focuses on offering a collaborative partnership with our customers, emphasizing joint development of initial requirements. Our aim is to swiftly engage in the Build, Measure, Learn cycle, enabling the rapid deployment of a Minimum Viable Product. This approach ensures that we prioritize meeting the specific needs of our customers and users, avoiding unnecessary complexity and over-engineering. Large or small, we can build as much VMTT as our customers require.