SimiGon
SimiGon is an Israeli-founded defense simulation company that developed the SIMbox platform used for F-35 and military training, founded by former Israeli Air Force flight instructors.
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SimiGon developed the SIMbox simulation platform used to create 3D simulation training applications for military and commercial markets. Founded in 1998 in Herzliya, Israel by former Israeli Air Force F-16 flight instructors, SimiGon was listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: SIM) until its 2022 merger with Power Breezer to form Maxify.
SimiGon's SIMbox platform was selected for major military programs including Lockheed Martin's NxTrain program for the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter. The company's technology enabled realistic flight simulation training for air forces around the world, significantly reducing training costs while maintaining effectiveness.
The company's North American headquarters was in Orlando, Florida's Central Florida Research Park, positioning it near major US defense simulation and training organizations.
Dual-Use Assessment
Simulation training platform serves military flight training and commercial aviation training.
Key Technologies
- SIMbox simulation platform
- 3D military training simulation
- F-35 JSF training systems
- Virtual flight instruction
- Learning management for defense
Use Cases & Applications
- F-35 Lightning II pilot training (via Lockheed Martin NxTrain)
- Air force flight simulation training
- Military mission rehearsal
- Law enforcement scenario training
- Commercial aviation training
Strategic Value to U.S.-Israel Alliance
Israeli-founded simulation technology embedded in the F-35 JSF training ecosystem.
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