Phenomatics
Virtual Reality Software GmbH
About Phenomatics
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Phenomatics is a simulation and gaming software company based in Linz, Austria. Our major strength is the development of highly realistic and interactive simulated environments, for training and gaming. Both desktop and life-size. |
Simulation in industrial training
increasing
safety, reducing costs
Graphically-realistic and interactive simulations bring the
industrial environment directly into the classroom. Enabling
training in safety, and in-depth, at any time. They save
costs compared to on-site visits. New techniques and complex
procedures can be repeated until they are mastered. And the
virtual environment is an engaging experience – bringing
learning to life.
Simulations are the perfect bridge between theoretical
education, and the real environment. The use of virtual
reality simulation in industrial training has expanded
rapidly in the recent past, as development costs and
computing power are no longer limiting factors to widespread
adoption.

Serious gaming
an investment in human resources
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Simulation and other serious gaming technologies for education and training are on the verge of a massive increase in adoption by organizations. Serious games are specifically designed together with clients to engage their people in absorbing games or tasks, where direct or indirect learning elements are skillfully incorporated. Not only to teach, but also to assess knowledge levels and specific aptitudes. The potential for corporations to embrace serious gaming in recruitment and training is immense. |
Games
for Entertainment
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The launch of Air Hockey Supreme for Windows Phone 7 marks Phenomatics entrance into the gaming sector – a diversification from its established roots in professional computer simulations for corporate clients. Phenomatics games will be developed for Windows PC, Windows Phone 7 and Xbox 360 on a case-by-case basis. In addition to its own-branded
games, Phenomatics offers custom-development of games and
mini-games, for entertainment and learning.
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