Dignitas Technologies is a key subcontractor supporting AVT Simulation (Applied Visual Technology Inc.) on the newly-awarded Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT).

Today, Dignitas Technologies was awarded an OTA (Other Transaction Authority) through Army Contracting Command (ACC) - Orlando in support of PEO STRI. Dignitas was one of several awardees as part of ACC-Orlando’s and PEO-STRI’s first competition using this type of contract mechanism. OTAs are of growing interest in defense acquisition, so Dignitas is pleased to be a trailblazer with ACC-Orlando and STRI through this award.

Through the High-Fidelity Runtime Database Engine (HFRDE) program, Dignitas Technologies and Applied Research Associates (ARA), developed a reusable terrain database format and services to support extremely high resolution natural environments, with minimal processor and memory footprint requirements.

The U.S. Army RDECOM ARL ATSD has awarded Dignitas Technologies a Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) direct to Phase 2 contract to investigate next generation concepts in augmented and virtual reality in modeling and simulation (M&S). 

U.S. Army PEO-STRI (PM ITE) has awarded Dignitas Technologies funding to continue research into the next generation of Synthetic Natural Environment services.

This past year Dignitas has been awarded numerous new contracts from both the government and prime contractors.

Dignitas Technologies is proud to have been selected by Lockheed Martin Rotary Mission Systems (LM RMS) to support the F-35 program on database production and Training Management System (TMS) efforts.

U.S. RDECOM ARL has awarded Dignitas Technologies a Phase I SBIR to define an approach for an adaptive architecture and cyber training capability that integrates cyber warfare training into Army training systems. 

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.