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  • 26.09.2011

    szenaris represents the first time at the Berlin Security Conference

    In November 2011, first time szenaris exhibits at the Berlin Security Conference and presents the current training and simulation solutions in the field of security and defense.

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  • 05.09.2011

    szenaris at the Bundeswehr Distance Learning Congress

    szenaris at the Bundeswehr Distance Learning Congress from September 6th to 8th, 2011

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  • 28.07.2011

    Simulations reduce CO2 emissions by 98 %

    Using our simulation systems for training purposes does not only help to save original equipment, reduce accident risks and save money. This training method also “quite incidentally” reduces lots of CO2 emissions.

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  • 18.01.2012

    Supporting worldwide networked learning through innovative ideas and diversity

    The Albert Ziegler GmbH & Co. KG based in Giengen an der Brenz, one of the internationally leading companies in the area of fire-fighting equipment, has awarded a contract for the creation of training and documentation materials for an airfield fire-fighting vehicle to szenaris GmbH. The basis for this contract is an order of 17 fire-fighting vehicles of this model for use on German Army airfields which the Bundesamt für Wehrtechnik und Beschaffung (BWB) had placed with Ziegler.

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  • 31.10.2011

    Ziegler awards contract to szenaris

    The Albert Ziegler GmbH & Co. KG based in Giengen an der Brenz, one of the internationally leading companies in the area of fire-fighting equipment, has awarded a contract for the creation of training and documentation materials for an airfield fire-fighting vehicle to szenaris GmbH. The basis for this contract is an order of 17 fire-fighting vehicles of this model for use on German Army airfields which the Bundesamt für Wehrtechnik und Beschaffung (BWB) had placed with Ziegler.

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  • 28.04.2011

    Older People learn differently, not worse

    Numerous project partners from the industry and science developed solutions for the challenges of demographic change in the “Fit4Age” research association, which has been working for the last three years. Together with the University of Applied Sciences in Munich and the University of Regensburg, szenaris GmbH looked at the conditions under which also older people can be successfully qualified with e-learning.

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  • 20.04.2011

    Virtual Bridges for a Case of Emergency

    The German Federal Agency for Military Technology, Koblenz, has commissioned szenaris to develop a training system for the operation of makeshift bridges. The so-called foldable long-span bridges (FLB) are used in military and humanitarian missions when a region is cut off from land routes. The project has started in April 2011.

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Counter-IED with virtual worlds created by szenaris

Bremen, April 16th, 2010. After a successful management buyout in early 2009, szenaris GmbH, Bremen, presents itself at the ITEC 2010 with new Virtual Reality Simulations. The core competence of szenaris is the concept, development and implementation of PC based learning software and simulation systems.

In reality, conventional training can rarely provide effective preparation for dangerous situations. Highly specialised robotic vehicles assist in CIED (Counter-Improvised Explosive Devices) tasks and save lives. Training with these remote controlled manipulator vehicles is usually impossible to achieve in the operational area.

For such robots, szenaris GmbH has developed two virtual simulations for operator training: PackBot EOD and tEODor. Using the original control equipment, a bridge is created to operate the vehicle in the virtual world via a standard PC interface.
A highly detailed, fully functional virtual model of the vehicle is displayed on screen. The camera images, the environment of the vehicle and the robot itself are all detailed in the simulation. This virtual training allows the choice of training environments, the positioning of IEDs or other objects as well as adjusting environmental parameters. The degrees of difficulty are variable. These virtual training situations simulate a wide range of surroundings and environmental parameters such as weather or lighting conditions.

Learning software designed for various fields of activity is another element of the szenaris portfolio - for example, securing a crime scene, change management for executives, team training or the operation of agricultural machinery. In December 2009, szenaris was distinguished with the "Award of Master" for the "Safety at work online" Internet based learning program. The client was the German Federal Army.

At the company offices near Bremen airport, a creative team of 27 developers, IT specialists, Web designers and authors create custommade solutions for learning programs, team training and simulations. The two managing partners are more than satisfied with the start szenaris has made in 2009. One of the managing partners, Dr. Uwe Katzky, stated: "Not only did szenaris maintain and grow the customer base but our new independence also gives szenaris the chance for further internationalization. In comparison to the figures before the management buyout, today's results already show sales growth of over ten percent."

 

See for yourself at the ITEC 2010, London
18th to 20th May 2010, Booth A124

Or at our website www.szenaris.com

Further information:

szenaris GmbH
Katja Hoffmann
Otto-Lilienthal-Straße 1
28199 Bremen
Germany

Phone +49 [0]421 59647-0
Fax +49 [0]421 59647-77
presse@szenaris.com
www.szenaris.com

Press Release: ITEC 2010
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