29 Nov – 2 Dec 2010 – We look forward to seeing you in the Lockheed Martin booth at the I/ITSEC 2010 trade show and conference in Orlando, Florida. We will showcase the newest features we’ve added to Prepar3Dâ„¢ and highlight key partners we have been working with.
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Lockheed Martin-Microsoft Agreement to Bring Better Training to Warfighters
In late 2007, the Flight Simulator team announced Microsoft ESP, a development platform for companies that want to create products that use the technology in Flight Simulator. In January 2009 Microsoft closed ACES studio, the group that produced Flight Simulator and other related products. This led to negotiations in November 2009 where Lockheed Martin and Microsoft Corp. entered into an intellectual property (IP) licensing agreement that allows Lockheed Martin to further develop the Microsoft ESP PC-based visual simulation software platform to better train warfighters for battle.?