Calytrix has been involved in the in the J7 – Joint Collective Training Branch (JCTB) since 2006, both as the lead systems integrator and the lead operational planners. The organisation has been in existence for over 13 years and has continually evolved to meet changing simulation and training demands within the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF) collective training requirements.

Calytrix was the prime for the U.S. Army’s Games for Training (GFT) program between June 2013 and June 2017. GFT enabled the Army to leverage and influence gaming technologies in order to rapidly deliver relevant training capabilities to support current and future soldier, leader, and collective training and mission rehearsal. Calytrix was responsible for all delivery, development and training on the program.

Working with the Australian Defence Simulation Office, Calytrix delivered the simulation framework for the ADF.

Calytrix has extensive experience in the delivery of complex LVC training events. As the prime to the ADSTC, Calytrix delivered the Australian Defence Force’s largest and most complex simulation supported exercise to date; Exercise Vital Prospect 2014 (VP14).

Calytrix developed an Exercise and Operations Network (EON) for the United Nations. EON was an integrated suite of software tools to support the planning, execution and measurement of collective training events. Used in a wide range of training activities across Asia, EON provided the UN with an effective exercise planning tool.

The Joint Semi Automated Forces (JSAF) environment is a key constructive simulation environment for Australian training and coalition exercises. Calytrix has supported, developed and delivered JSAF support to the ADF.

Calytrix developed a number of OneSAF documents, behaviours, entities and scenarios to support Australian military training