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MAK Technologies Announces Release of MAK FIRES 1.0
October 21 - Press Release
MAK Technologies (MAK), a company of ST Engineering North America, today announced the release of MAK FIRES 1.0, a realistic and portable observed fire training system that delivers effective Call for Fire training at the Point of Need. Based on Call for Fires fundamentals, MAK FIRES is designed specifically to develop and reinforce skills for Forward Observers (FO).
Pakistan Air Force Chooses MAK Technologies to Provide MAK ONE Software for Composite Simulation Centre’s Synthetic Battlefield Environment
October 21 - Press Release
MAK Technologies (MAK), a company of ST Engineering North America, today announced that the MAK ONE suite of simulation software, including VR-Forces, has been selected for use in Pakistan Air Force’s (PAF) simulators for tactical training.
MAK Technologies Announces Spring 2022 Release of the MAK ONE Suite of Simulation Software
July 14 - Press Release
MAK Technologies (MAK), a company of ST Engineering North America, today announced the spring 2022 release of MAK ONE, the software platform for modeling & simulating whole-world multi-domain synthetic environments.
MAK Technologies Selected to Provide Common Simulation Software System for the Australian Army’s Land Simulation (LS) Core 2.0 Program
April 13 - Press Release
MAK Technologies (MAK), a company of ST Engineering North America, today announced that the MAK ONE suite of products has been selected to provide the common simulation software system for the Australian Army’s Land Systems (LS) Core 2.0 Program. MAK teamed with Australian company Applied Virtual Simulation (AVS) to offer a solution for LS Core 2.0 that maximizes Australian content while delivering a suite of mature COTS products.
July Newsletter: MAK Down Under!
June 29, 2021 - Newsletter
- From Infantry Fighting Vehicle Simulators to Reconfigurable Driver Simulators, here’s a peek at how MAK is supporting our Australian partners and customers
- Tech Tip: Configuring VR-Forces path planning to support cover points
- MAKer Spotlight: Scott Richards
