U.S. Army PEO-STRI has awarded Dignitas Technologies a Phase I SBIR to study the representation of Megacities in Modeling and Simulation applications. Dignitas' effort, named Dense Urban Environment Technology (DUET), will address challenges that limit the ability of U.S. forces to conduct synthetic training in complex urban environments.

Dignitas Technologies is at I/ITSEC this year. Be sure to visit us at our booth.

Dignitas Technologies' research efforts focus on transition of capabilities into real-world training applications for the U.S. Military.

Dignitas has recently been awarded a subcontract from Sonalysts Inc, in which Dignitas will provide Instructional Systems Design (ISD) support to conduct analyses of "A-School" technical training for the Naval Education and Training Command (NETC) Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training (CNATT) in Pensacola, FL. In this effort, Dignitas will write, review, and revise FEA documents as a part of a periodic review of initial accession technical training courses.

The U.S. Army Research Lab-Human Research and Engineering Directorate, Simulation and Training Technology Center (STTC) has awarded Dignitas Technologies a 5 year research contract to investigate advanced Synthetic Natural Environment (SNE) technologies in complex environments such as underground and megacities.

Dignitas is proud to announce that business has steadily grown over the past few years and we have now expanded our facility to over 10k sq ft in the Quadrangle and are employing over 60 employees.

Dignitas was awarded the Urban Crowd Modeling Phase II SBIR. This Phase II SBIR extends Dignitas’ Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation (PEO STRI) Phase I research effort to investigate an approach to modeling large groups or crowds of entities within a constricted space.

Dignitas is part of the winning ECS Team for the Air Force Medical Modeling and Simulation Training contract.

Dignitas was awarded two new Phase III SBIR contracts to transition and extend the Dynamic Terrain technology into PEO STRI programs.

Dignitas is supporting Northrop Grumman to enhance the CTC-IS program with advanced mobile technology for the CTCs.