Meet Ultraleap and Lynx at I/ITSEC - Booth 328

Posted; November 10, 2023

Date: Monday, 27 November 2022 – Friday, 1 December 2022
Location:  Orange County Convention Center | Orlando, Florida
Booth number: 328 - with Lynx Mixed Reality

We're excited to join our good friends from Lynx Mixed Reality on their booth (328). Stop by to find out how you can create unforgettable VR training applications with the award winning Lynx R1 - powered by Ultraleap hand tracking.

Ultraleap’s world leading hand tracking is revolutionizing interaction in the digital and virtual worlds and will make a huge difference to your VR training applications.

It is well known that learning by doing is the most effective and enjoyable approach to training. By combining immersive training with hand tracking, learners interact within a 3D virtual environment, whilst using their own hands. This means that they can learn procedural tasks or simulate interactions almost as naturally as they would on the job. This helps people to learn faster and remember for longer.

Hand tracking can be used alongside controllers or even replace them to enable countless new ways of interacting. This expands the XR enterprise market overall and enables a wide range of use-cases in VR training and simulation. This approach to training can also save organisations a lot of time and money.

If you're at I/ITSEC, we'd love to catch up. Onsite from our team will be:

If you aren't heading to Orlando this year, then be sure to tune in to the action on our social channels:  Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram.

I/ITSEC (Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference) is the world's largest modeling, simulation and training event.

It, along with NTSA (National Training & Simulation Association) who organise the event, promote international and interdisciplinary cooperation within the fields of modeling and simulation (M&S), training, education, analysis, and related disciplines in order to deliver improved training and education programs, identify common training issues, and develop multi-service programs.