2023

Aptima part of USAFA Gaming Research Integration for Learning Laboratory team; GRILL helps ensure the U.S. Air Force has “access to a workforce that’s capable and competent in STEM-related career fields… because that’s where the demand signal is the highest” […]

“…Admiral Robb was the greatest proponent of STEM education and of investing in this future of our industry. He also challenged us to keep [students] in this community and to find ways to plug them into the conference to connect them to the job fair and into the defense industrial base, and to encourage them, [...]

‘NAUTICAL,’ the AI assistant for Instructional Systems Designers, accelerates ISD analysis to create and update training at “Speed to the Fleet” […]

OBJ ranks Aptima’s Orlando Office #12 by number of Central Florida employees […]

“I wonder about the time people saw the first airplane in the air, and whether they could imagine mass transportation and speeds higher than the speed of sound.” –Daniel Serfaty, Panel Moderator and Aptima Chairman & CEO […]

Accelerating ISD analysis to create and update training at “Speed to the Fleet” […]

Study at the U.S. Air Force Gaming Research Integration for Learning Laboratory® (GRILL®) aims to create a live adaptive simulation environment based on trainee performance and cognitive workload […]

Showcasing human performance analytics for optimizing learning and force readiness for “Proficiency & Readiness at Scale” in Booth #1101 […]

This August 31, MS&T viewed an NTSA-hosted webinar “Generative AI and Training: It’s Here. Now What?!” The session moderated by Dr. Ben Bell, COO, Eduworks Corporation and featuring Aptima’s Dr. Svitlana Volkova, provided an unvarnished overview of the opportunities, challenges […] […]

At WATS 2023, Aptima CEO Daniel Serfaty proposed that the key to improving training doesn’t lie in new types of virtual or augmented reality, but in “precision training,” a more personalized approach that tailors learning to each individual’s needs. […]