GL Studio Puts Simulators On The Desktop - page 2
Sophisticated Desktop Environments
DiSTI, based in Orlando, was born out of the University of Central Florida's Technology Incubator program. The business wanted to provide networked and ultra realistic, high-quality visual simulation tools, to support military and commercial markets.
Today, 95% of DiSTI's revenue is generated by Department of Defense (DoD) military training projects, although the company has started crossing over into the commercial/private sector. GL Studio customers include the FAA, NASA, the US Army, the US Navy, Lockheed-Martin, and others.
In 1997/98 an A10 flight simulator was the company's first contract. It was funded by Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) dollars. An A10 multi-window display demo for Linux based machines, that lets you click buttons and spin dials, can be downloaded in .tgz format.
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YahooBuzzDiSTI now has 240 customers with 400 users. They've seen growth of about 150% in the last two years.
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