From Medical special events to virtual surgical training to serious games to disaster modeling for urban preparedness, it's all at the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) at Orlando's Orange County Convention Center. Join thousands of other attendees as you marvel at the present and explore the limitless future of this revolutionary technology.
2009 Conference Statistics
- Approximately 19,000 total registrants
Included in that total are:
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Approximately 4,000 conference delegates
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Over 7,000 exhibit personnel
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Approximately 8,000 exhibit visitors
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607 exhibiting companies in 491 exhibits (220,000 NSF)
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Approximately 50% of the registrants were from government
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Over 2,000 International registrants from 61 countries
Serious Games 2010 Competition:
Face complex challenges and command cities and armies at the Serious Games Competition. "Serious Games 2010" is attracting competitors like individual gamers, academia, industry, and government. Don't be left out--go to
www.iitsec.org and register your entry, or come to I/ITSEC and experience the latest in serious games.
Emerging Medical Simulations
See remote medical procedures taking place in a virtual world as avatars recover from physical and mental trauma. More humans will live because of this technology. See the next thing in medical training.
Preparing for Disasters
Participate in planning for natural and man-made disasters as part of a big city team. Watch and learn as your solutions are tested in complex constructive simulated environments. Are you up to the challenge of evacuating a real U.S. city from a major hurricane? Can you avoid another Katrina?
Soar Through the Skies without Leaving the Ground
Think you can dogfight with the best and win? Climb into a real cockpit, strap in, feel the controls just as they are in an F-16. Mix it up with the enemy's best. If you survive, get a debriefing from an avatar.
Visit & Interact with Other Cultures
Can you convince the village elder to release his hostages or turn against the bad guys? Participate in cultural interactions using avatars and simultaneous linguistic and body language inputs. Learn what motivates people of other backgrounds and what could turn them against you.