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Microsoft Unveils New Capabilities of Visual Simulation Software Development Platform

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Thursday, December 4th, 2008

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Microsoft Corp. Dec. 2 unveiled for the first time new capabilities of the next version of the Microsoft ESP visual simulation software development platform at I/ITSEC 2008. There are new ground-vehicle operations capabilities and multi-channel display support that will be available in ESP version 2.0. A range of innovative simulation solutions designed to help government and military organizations improve operational functionality, enhance mission-critical skills and mitigate risks will be displayed. Since the debut of Microsoft ESP earlier this year, significant…

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