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German Air Force adopts Concurrent simulation platform

May 22, 2009

ATLANTA, Ga., 22 May 2009. Concurrent announced that ESG (Elektroniksystem und Logistik GmbH) in Germany has chosen Concurrent's ImaGen image generators and iHawk real-time multiprocessors for the development of a new helicopter simulator for the German air force.

The FPS-H (Fliegerpsychologisches System – Hubschrauber) will be used by the German air force to evaluate the suitability of pilot candidates before they begin training. The simulator will contain a Concurrent iHawk host system and multiple ImaGen visual servers running Concurrent's RedHawk Linux real-time operating system. Concurrent also provided Diamond Visionics' GenesisIG image generation software that will create scenery on the fly without having to maintain a large visual database.

"Concurrent offered us a practical solution to the complex challenges presented by the FPS-H program," says Michael Remaklus, program manager at ESG. "Concurrent's iHawk and ImaGen are the only Linux-based platforms that provide the hard real-time performance and determinism needed to meet the stringent requirements of this test system."

Concurrent's iHawk is a family of high-performance COTS symmetric multiprocessors featuring Intel and AMD multi-core technology. iHawk scales from one to eight Xeon or Opteron multi-core processors in a single rackmount or tower enclosure.

Concurrent's ImaGen visual server family offers integrated, high-performance IG solutions for real-time simulation and modeling applications, such as interactive, virtual reality, landscape, architectural and aerial, ground, and marine simulation.

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