Launching in December 2016, CTI and partner Leidos have been steadily picking up speed on a commercialization program for its two “MISSING” applications. Serious games developed for the US Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity to train analysts to recognize and mitigate cognitive bias, the applications are equally relevant to knowledge workers and students in a […]
Today, the US Navy’s Office of Naval Research awarded CTI with a contract to develop and validate pedagogical models for training maintenance and troubleshooting in mixed reality environments. The effort will result in the creation of a software tool to design and assess next-generation mixed reality, both augmented reality and augmented virtuality, training aids. Many […]
Today, the Office of Naval Research and the Navy’s Center for Surface Combat Systems (CSCS) approved the final optional step in the Next Generation of Maintenance Trainer program. The work to create a character-driven desktop training aid powered by a cutting-edge intelligent tutoring system (ITS) will culminate in a year-long effort touching on much of […]
Following an enthusiastic reception for CTI’s prototype virtual immersive environment desktop training system for the Mk45 MOD4 gun mount, the US Navy has elected to proceed with development of the project in the next stage of the program. This stage will focus on the further development and validation of the applications next-gen intelligent tutoring system.
For the sixth year in a row, CTI has been recognized as one of Military Training International’s (formerly Military Training Technology’s) Top 100 companies in our field. With entrants drawn from around the world, this list of MTI winners reflects the significant impact companies like CTI have made in the military training and simulation industries […]
CTI today won a Phase I SBIR contract with the US Navy for an immersive parachute descent trainer emphasizing cognitive decision-making skills. CTI assembled a unique team ranging from next-generation intelligent tutoring systems developers to Hollywood stunt talent. The system will replace a virtual reality system developed over twenty years ago.
The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) today confirmed its intention to fund CTI’s Phase I Option period for its gamification SBIR project. The research and development effort promises to improve student engagement while enhancing simulation training analytics for dynamic, personalized training experiences.
Today, the US Navy’s Office of Naval Research awarded a Phase II SBIR contract to CTI for the Next Generation of Maintenance Trainer. This phase encompasses project deliverables, including a prototype virtual environment training aid, data collection for back-end intelligent tutoring system algorithm validation, a psycho-motor skill acquisition demo module, and a fully-realized training aid. […]
CTI won an intensely competed Phase I SBIR with the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) to develop gamification capabilities for its training simulations. Current MDA simulation training is focused on outcomes (e.g. intercepting a ballistic missile threat) without considering the details of student performance throughout the training exercise. Featuring a next-generation intelligent tutoring system/intelligent scoring system […]
Building on its Phase I SBIR base period effort, CTI was selected for a Phase I option award and invited to propose for Phase II. Phase II SBIR awards typically involve the development of prototype capabilities with commensurate funding levels.