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Delivers
Motion Based Research
Vehicle Simulator To
Changsha University of
Science and Technology In
Historic Changsha City,
Hunan Province
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May 2013
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Realtime
Technologies (RTI), a part
of Arotech Corporation’s (NasdaqGM:
ARTX) Training and
Simulation Division,
announced today that it
successfully delivered and
installed a full cab
simulator with an advanced
3-DOF motion base and 300
degree FOV visual
wrap-around screen system to
Changsha University of
Science and Technology’s (CUST)
School of Transportation
Engineering in China.
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Realtime Technologies to
Exhibit at 2013 Driving
Assessment Conference
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May 2013
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Realtime Technologies, Inc.
(RTI) announced today it
will be an exhibitor at the
Driving Assessment
Conference on June 17-20,
2013 in Bolton Landing, New
York at The Sagamore Resort
on Lake George. This event
is planned to provide
attendees an opportunity to
showcase driving assessment
tools, applications, and
technologies.
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Realtime Technologies Chosen to Deliver a 6-DOF, Motion-Based Research Vehicle
Simulator to Ohio State University
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October
2012
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Realtime Technologies,
Inc. (RTI) announced
that it has been selected to
provide two advanced vehicle
simulator environments for a
new research center for
driver interaction being
established at The Ohio
State University.
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Arotech’s Realtime Technologies
Responds to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Proposed
Distraction Guidelines
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May 2012
- Realtime Technologies, Inc. (RTI)
has implemented scenarios that allow simulator-based evaluations of new driver
interface systems based on the proposed Distraction Guidelines provided by the
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
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Arotech’s Realtime
Technologies Chosen to
Upgrade the University of
Michigan’s Existing Vehicle
Simulator
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April 2012 -
Realtime Technologies (RTI),
a part of Arotech
Corporation’s (NasdaqGM:
ARTX) Training and
Simulation Division,
announced today that it has
been selected to provide an
upgraded instrumented full
cab vehicle simulator for
the University of Michigan
Transportation and Research
Institute (UMTRI). UMTRI is
a nationally recognized
leader in safe and
sustainable transportation
research.
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HIL Simulation Supports
Vehicle Design and Driver
Training for the Minnesota Valley Transit
Authority (MVTA)
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January 2012 -
Over the past several years,
the Minnesota Valley Transit
Authority (MVTA) has begun
implementation of bus-only
shoulder operation.
Bus-only shoulders allow a
bus to use typically unused
road right-of-way to bypass
congestion during morning
and afternoon rush hours.
Because of the limitations
inherent with instructor-led
training in this type of
situation, the MVTA
commissioned Realtime
Technologies, Inc. to
develop a specialized
training simulator. This
simulator places the
operator in a life-like
environment, and integrates
traditional bus-driver
training with DAS
components, effectively
overlaying the DAS virtual
world, on top of the
simulator’s virtual world.
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Team O’Neil Rally School
Uses Simulation to Enable
Driver Training
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January 2012 -
Team
O’Neil Rally School and Car
Control Center has recently
partnered with the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers to
develop and implement the
best synthetic driver skills
training possible. Team
O’Neil, long known for rally car driver training, offers a safe driving
environment for students to learn to be better drivers and improve their
responses to a variety of less than perfect driving scenarios. Students learn
skid control, accident avoidance, and vehicle dynamics. The
Army Corps of Engineering Synthetic Automotive Virtual Environments (SAVE)
project is designed to perform research in high-speed, loose-surface vehicles,
tires, human dynamics; and to apply understanding to dynamic stability control
systems, autonomous systems, tire-deformable road design, and ultimately to
driver skills training. The ultimate goal is to reduce the cost and number of
motor vehicle accidents within the U.S. Military and nationwide.
Team
O’Neil soon partnered with Realtime Technologies, Inc. (and other hardware
specialists) to provide a
simulator to support the
SAVE project. (Read
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Viewpoint 3DWorkSpace" now interfaced to SimCreator
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February, 2011
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Arrington Research partners with Realtime Technologies, to integrate its new ViewPoint EyeTracker 3DWorkSpace" with SimCreator. Arrington Research, Inc. has completed the integration of its new 3DWorkSpace" layer of the ViewPoint EyeTracker with Realtime Technologies, Inc. SimCreator providing a cost effective complete 360 eye tracking and head tracking solution within the driving simulator.
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Arotech's Realtime
Technologies Chosen to
Deliver Motion Based
Research Vehicle Simulator
to Louisiana State
University
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December 2010 - Realtime Technologies (RTI), a part of Arotech Corporation's (NasdaqGM: ARTX) Training and Simulation Division, announced today that it has been selected to provide to the Louisiana State University's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Department an advanced motion based vehicle simulator. RTI is very excited to be working closely with Dr. Sherif Ishak the Principle Investigator at the University for Vehicle Simulation Projects, as well as his Co-Principle Investigators Dr. Brian Wolshon and Dr. Vinayak Dixit along with others on their team involved with various intelligent transportation research. LSU is part of a team of researchers that make up The Gulf Coast Research Center for Evacuation and Transportation Resiliency. The theme of the Center is focused on Evacuation and Transportation Resiliency in an effort to address the multitude of issues that impact transportation processes under emergency conditions such as evacuation and other types of major events. This area of research also addresses the need to develop and maintain the ability of transportation systems to economically, efficiently, and safely respond to the changing demands that may be placed upon them.
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Arotech's Realtime Technologies Delivers Specialized Bus Training Simulator
to Minnesota Valley Transit Authority
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October 2010 - Realtime Technologies (RTI), a part of Arotech Corporation's (NasdaqGM: ARTX) Training and Simulation Division, announced today that it has completed delivery of a unique bus training simulator to Minnesota Valley Transit Authority (MVTA). What makes this training simulator unique is that MVTA is deploying a new Driver Assist System technology in their buses that was developed at the University of Minnesota's Intelligent Vehicles Lab. This system combines GPS satellite tracking, on-board technology and specialized training in the simulator to enhance MVTA's existing bus-on-shoulder operations, of which the Twin Cities are the national leader.
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Arotech's Realtime
Technologies Picked To
Provide Old Dominion
University With An Open
Cockpit Research Vehicle
Simulator
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August, 2010 -
RealTime Technologies (RTI), a part of Arotech Corporation’s (NasdaqGM: ARTX) Training and Simulation Division, was chosen and has delivered to Old Dominion University's Virginia Modeling and Simulation Center (VMASC) a single seat open cockpit research vehicle simulator. (VMASC) is a multi-disciplinary research center of Old Dominion University. VMASC supports the University's Modeling & Simulation (M&S) degree programs, offering M&S Bachelors, Masters and Ph.D. degrees to students across the Colleges of Engineering and Technology, Sciences, Education, and Business. Working with more than one hundred industry, government, and academic members, VMASC furthers the development and applications of modeling, simulation and visualization as enterprise decision-making tools to promote economic, business, and academic development.
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Arotech's Realtime Technologies Is Chosen To Deliver Motion Based Research Vehicle Simulator To Jiaotong University in Beijing
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July 2010 - RealTime Technologies (RTI), a part of Arotech Corporation’s (NasdaqGM: ARTX) Training and Simulation Division, announced today that it has been selected to deliver to Jiaotong University's School of Traffic and Transportation a full cab simulator with an advanced 1-DOF motion base and 300 degree FOV visual wrap-around screen system. RTI will be working closely with Dr. Xuedong Yan, professor and executive director for MOE Lab for Transportation Complex Systems Theory and Technology, and the research team at the university.
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Arotech's Realtime
Technologies Chosen to
Deliver Motion Based
Research Vehicle Simulator
to University of Wisconsin
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July 2010 - RealTime Technologies (RTI), a part of Arotech Corporation’s (NasdaqGM: ARTX) Training and Simulation Division, announced today that it has been selected to provide to the University of Wisconsin-Madison's College of Engineering an advanced motion based vehicle simulator. RTI is very excited to be working closely with Dr. John D. Lee and Dr. David A. Noyce along with others on their team involved with various driver behavior research. Dr. Lee's focuses and expertise include driver distraction, driver support systems and collision warnings, trust in automation, human factors engineering. Dr. Noyce's focus areas and research centers in traffic operations, traffic signals and signs, transportation safety, vehicle crash analysis, driver behavior, and a growing research area for him is bicyclists and pedestrians. This simulator will enable researchers and the University of Wisconsin to develop and evaluate emerging vehicle and roadway technology that will transform the driving experience in the next decade. (Read
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Arotech's Realtime Technologies Chosen to Deliver Motion Based Vehicle Simulator to Oregon State University
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July 2010 - RealTime Technologies (RTI), a part of Arotech Corporation’s (NasdaqGM: ARTX) Training and Simulation Division, announced today that it has been selected to provide Oregon State University's College of Engineering with an advanced motion based vehicle simulator. The University's plans in the beginning are to use the driving simulator in a variety of research projects. Transportation research at OSU primarily focuses on planning, operations, geometric design, and transportation safety with an emphasis on integrating all users into the transportation infrastructure. The key researchers in these areas at OSU are Professors Katharine Hunter-Zaworski, Karen Dixon, and David Hurwitz; however, they are complimented by researchers in human factors and similar associated specialties.
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Arotech's Realtime
Technologies Delivers
Vehicle Simulator to
Philadelphia's Children's
Hospital
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April 2010 - RealTime Technologies (RTI), a part of Arotech Corporation’s (NasdaqGM: ARTX) Training and Simulation Division, recently delivered a single seat open cockpit vehicle simulator to The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Yi-Ching Lee, PhD, is the lead research scientist using the newly delivered RTI simulator. Dr. Lee is a human factors researcher at the Center for Injury Research and Prevention (CIRP) at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute, one of the largest pediatric research facilities in the country. She serves as an investigator with CIRP's Young Driver Research Initiative (YDRI) and The Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies (CChIPS).
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Arotech’s Realtime Technologies Picked To Upgrade Existing University of Minnesota's Vehicle Simulator
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April 2010 - RealTime Technologies, Inc (RTI), a part of Arotech Corporation’s (NasdaqGM: ARTX) Training and Simulation Division, announced today that it has been selected to provide critical upgrades for the existing University of Minnesota's HumanFIRST (Human Factors Interdisciplinary Research in Simulation and Transportation) driving simulator. The existing simulator that will be completely upgraded by RTI and a second single seat open-cockpit simulator will also be delivered to the HumanFIRST Program within the ITS Institute at the University to enhance their research capabilities. The HumanFIRST Program, established in 2001, is the primary human factors research laboratory of the University of Minnesota's Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Institute. Dr. Michael P. Manser is the director of the HumanFIRST Program and an Associate Research Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering.
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