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 October 18, 2007RNI Wins Award for Multi-Modal Interfaces in Serious Training Games  GDIS will be updated to support numerous human interface modalities to include
voice recognition, verbal, non-verbal, and gesture communcations. These modalities will
provide control for in-game computer generated forces (NPCs) and allow for humans-in-the-loop
to give orders and commands along with system control functions.
RNI is performing direct motion capture and avatar bone manipulation. Man-worn sensory systems emphasize COTS technologies integrated with a wireless PAN. RNI is supporting RDECOM with the MMI extensions.
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 May 28, 2007RNI Wins Award for Virtual Combat Medic  GDIS will be updated to support combat medic operations in live
distributed serious game play using multiple commercial gaming engines.
RNI is supporting the Army Research Institute and RDECOM with extension of the GDIS technology to multiple commercial gaming engines. This extension includes implementation of a "Combat Medic" in the training network. The combat medic is based off of the TC3Sim application developed for RDECOM medical training.
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 December 7, 2006RNI Wins Award at I/ITSEC  GDIS tied for first place in the People's Choice Award
for the
Serious Games ChallengeRNI had a double presence at I/ITSEC this year. RNI was showing in the RDECOM booth with our GDIS, Game DIS, half-life mod, running on a (DAGGERS) system supporting RDECOMs embedded training initiative. RNI was also represented in the Serious Games Challenge booth in competition with the 6 top chosen submissions. |
 November 27, 2006RNI Supports SBIR Booth at 25th Army Science Conf. The GDIS software was the focus of the SBIR/STTR presentations at the conference. The software was demonstrated in both native network form along with integration of standard DIS packages such as OTBSAF and C2MINCs. Scenarios captured from the Air assault Expeditionary Force Experiment (AAEF) trainups in October / November 2006 were used to illustrate key features. The demonstration also allowed for live players (conference participants) to join and interact with playback data. RNI is in the second year of a Phase II SBIR for GDIS development. Cost sharing options are available through the SBA for the duration of the phase II SBIR. |
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28, 2006 GDIS Demonstrated with DIS Tools OTBSAF & C2MINCS 
Game DIS (GDIS) has been enhanced with an Integration to CERDEC’s C2 Mobile Intelligent Net-Centric Computing System (C2MINCS); an integral component of the Army's Future Force Warrior (FFW) Systems. This exemplifies the flexibility in GDIS to support emerging FFW technologies and integration for test, evaluation, and training.
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