We develop high-fidelity models that directly mimic real-life objects. For example, this Pressure Vacuum Breaker has a stainless-steel body, silicone rubber check valve, plastic check valve seat, bonnet with silicone rubber O-ring seal, relief valve, and lever handles.

We develop terrains ranging from geotypical locations, such as the rural and urban areas, to geospecific locations. Terrains are provided in several runtime formats to support different visualization systems. Terrains are used in a wide variety of gaming or modeling and simulation training systems, and can be correlated for interoperability with other systems.

We develop vehicles that can be used in different simulations and training systems, including military wheeled, tracked, or specialized vehicles, civilian cars, trucks, motorcycles, and railway cars. Military vehicles have damage states including mobility kill, firepower kill, and catastrophic kill. Vehicle models can include articulated parts such as doors, turrets, ramps, gates, etc. Shown is an M2A3 Bradley model.

We develop weapon models including both BLUFOR and OPFOR. Examples include handguns, rifles, machine guns, mines, and shoulder-launched weapons such as grenade and missile launchers. Weapons support animations by the character using them, such as stowed, ready, firing, incapacitated, and killed.

Our 3D characters include models of both military personnel (friendly and adversarial) and civilians. Character models include postures, animations, and health states. They vary in age, ethnicity, and gender. We also develop attachments that can be "attached" to 3D character models, such as mobile phones, backpacks, shovel, parachutes, etc. See more at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0YmX0aDjCc