HLA 4 passed the first round of IEEE balloting! MAK is proud to have worked diligently alongside the interoperability community to progress the open standards process to reach this HLA 4 milestone. We're looking forward to the finalization of the standard and implementing it into our MAK ONE suite of simulation software.
by Jim Kogler
Starting with the MAK ONE 2023 release cycle, MAK ONE applications will no longer support HLA 1.3 or IEEE-1516.2000 (DLC API). These changes will NOT impact MAK ONE Infrastructure products including the MAK RTI, VR-Link, VR-Exchange, the MAK Data Logger, or the MAK WebLVC Server. Libraries for HLA 1.3 and 1516-2000 will continue to be available.
by Dan Brockway
Maybe you already know that VR-Forces can simulate at both the Entity-level and the Aggregate-level. But did you know that VR-Forces can simulate both models at the same time — in the same exercise?
by Matt Figueroa
MAK Technologies is known for its continuous work within the Modeling and Simulation community and as part of groups like SISO (Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization) to improve the standards and protocols that our customers and programs rely on. With SIW around the corner, we wanted to highlight some recent standards activity that MAK has been involved in...
by Jim Kogler
Coming with the MAK ONE 2023 release later this year, the MAK ONE suite will start using the NETN (or NATO) FOM for all default HLA-based connections. NETN (NATO Education and Training Network) FOM is the NATO Distributed Simulation FOM, which was developed by the NATO Modeling and Simulation Group (MNSG) and is available online (NETN FOM (amsp-04.github.io).
