Join us for an exciting in-person event, at the first South West Training & Simulation Cluster, on Wed Feb 28, 2024 at 14:00 GMT. We are thrilled to invite you to Future Space, where industry experts will gather to explore the latest advancements in training and simulation technologies (whilst enjoying some drinks and nibbles!).

At the South West Training & Simulation Cluster, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with leading professionals, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and gain valuable insights into the world of training and simulation. Our guest speaker will be Jamie Anderson of Flight Beyond Sight, who are using state-of-the-art VR headset technology to revolutionise training.

Don’t miss this chance to expand your network, exchange ideas, and stay ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving field of training and simulation.

Please email kate@workbit.io with any dietary requirements and whether you need a car parking space.

Who should attend?

Of course, everyone is welcome, but this event may be of most interest to the following people:

• Aerospace & Defence Professionals: Engineers, trainers, and decision-makers who are at the forefront of training simulations and technologies.

• Healthcare Professionals: From surgeons to first responders, anyone who needs reliable, effective training methods for critical medical procedures.

• Energy Sector: This includes professionals in renewable energy, oil & gas, and nuclear sectors where safety and training are of utmost importance.

• Industrial Automation & Manufacturing: Personnel focused on enhancing operational safety through effective training methods.

• Maritime Sector: From naval officers to commercial shipping experts who require high-fidelity training simulations.

• Transport & Logistics: Pilots, train operators, and freight managers interested in cutting-edge training technologies.

• Emergency Services: Firefighters, police, and other first responders who would benefit from high-quality training simulations.

• Government & Regulatory Bodies: Representatives looking to understand and influence the future of training and simulations across various critical sectors.

• Academic Researchers: Individuals studying training technologies, safety protocols, or other relevant subjects.

• Technology Vendors: Companies offering hardware, software, or services in simulation and training across these sectors.