Cursive Simulation keeps track of advancements in science, engineering, and computing; so that we can help our customers operate more efficiently and maintain their competitive advantage. Most of our activity is focused on the cross-over between game technology and professional simulation. Our projects have ranged from multi-national helicopter tactics training to simulation of a land speed record car.
If you’d like to find out a little more about what we do please take a look around our website. Bear in mind that the website only shows a small sample of the work we do; if the area you’re interested in is missing, or you want to know more about what we do, feel free to contact us.
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- Intel launches CPU scratchcards
- Microsoft releases Kinect SDK for Windows
- EDA Helicopter Exercises in Italy
- Gaming graphics
Intel are now selling ‘scratchcards’ which unlock upgrades to the CPU you already own. This is an interesting approach, some people are already bemoaning it saying that once they’ve bought something they should own all of its capabilities, but then … Continue reading
Microsoft have just released the long awaited Windows SDK for Kinect, their motion sensing controller. This initial version is for non-commercial use, but it provides the opportunity for people to explore the possibilities of this kind of technology at a … Continue reading
Recent multinational helicopter exercise held in Italy, convened by the European Defence Agency – part of the same training effort as the tactics training simulators Cursive is developing with AgustaWestland. EDA Ex Italian Call, Viterbo, Italy, June 2011
Just in case anyone forgets how far ahead the gaming industry is on graphics and basic physics, take a look at the latest Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 trailer. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Trailer