Somero Enterprises, Inc. and ForgeFX Simulations Unveil the S-22EZ Advanced Laser Screed Virtual Training Simulator

Revolutionizing Concrete Construction Training: Immersive Virtual Reality Training Technology Enhances Learning, Productivity, Efficiency, and Safety

FORT MYERS, Fla., January 23, 2025 (Newswire.com) - ForgeFX Simulations and Somero Enterprises, Inc., the global leader in concrete leveling technology, announce the completion of the S-22EZ Advanced Laser Screed® Virtual Training Simulator. Designed to transform how operators learn and master the art of concrete leveling, this innovative training tool offers a fully immersive, scalable solution for the construction industry.

A Comprehensive Training Solution

The S-22EZ Advanced Laser Screed® Virtual Training Simulator delivers a fully realized training suite for Somero's flagship S-22EZ Advanced Laser Screed®. The S-22EZ boasts a 20-foot telescoping boom, 360-degree machine rotation, and advanced laser-guided controls for unparalleled precision. The machine's ability to spread, level, and vibrate concrete in a single pass makes it indispensable for large-scale flooring projects, but mastering such a sophisticated piece of equipment can be daunting.

To address this challenge, the S-22EZ Virtual Training Simulator offers comprehensive lessons designed to prepare operators to master the machine in a risk-free virtual environment. A digital replica of the S-22EZ provides a virtual environment that mirrors real-world dynamics, enabling a seamless transition from training to job site performance. Operators gain proficiency on the S-22EZ's functionality by practicing critical tasks for screeding operations, boom movements, grade control, and transportation.

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I/ITSEC 2013 Starts Next Week

I/ITSEC, the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference, begins next week in Orlando, Florida. I/ITSEC is the largest modeling and simulation event in the world and promotes cooperation among the Armed Services, Industry, Academia and various government agencies in pursuit of improved training and education programs, identification of common training issues and development of multiservice programs.



I/ITSEC now attracts well over 500 corporations, government and research organizations from the United States and from over 60 countries around the globe. Over 150 research and scientific papers are presented and discussed, making I/ITSEC not only the world’s largest exhibition of modeling and simulation technology, but also the world’s most important annual focal point for advancement of these technologies.

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ForgeFX Simulators at SIGGRAPH 2013

ForgeFX would like to thank everyone who stopped by our booth last week at SIGGRAPH in Anaheim, The 40th International Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques. If you study, create, or use computer graphics and interactive techniques, SIGGRAPH is the conference for you. ForgeFX was honored to be one of the exhibitors this year, offering a sneak peak at their latest 3D training simulator products, along with some cutting/bleeding edge hardware solutions.


ForgeFX Training Simulator Station at SIGGRAPH

ForgeFX had both platform and desktop simulator stations available for conference attendees to try out. While few of the attendees had much experience operating the types of heavy equipment the simulators train operators for, they were able to jump onto the simulator and give it a shot, without worrying about potentially damaging a multi-million dollar piece of machinery. In most cases, people were able to quickly master the basic controls of the machinery at a high enough level to begin learning the more complicated process of using the equipment.


ForgeFX Training Simulators Utilizing Virtual Reality Head-Mounted Display

Most of our simulators run on traditional flat screens, though we are always experimenting with new hardware technology solutions. While not quite ready for prime time, ForgeFX demonstrated a prototype of a training simulator using a virtual reality head-mounted display systems. With more and more demand for movement and gesture controlled virtual reality, ForgeFX is constantly examining options as they become available and demonstrating their results.

Thanks from all of us at ForgeFX.

Thanks again to everyone who stopped by our booth and took the time to try out our simulators. We always love to see people using the products we develop, getting their feedback, and coming up with new ways to leverage simulator technology. If you didn't get a chance to visit us at SIGGRAPH this year please don't hesitate to contact us to discuss simulator development.

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