Link Simulation and Training's integrated development facility in Orlando, Florida is located adjacent to the U.S. Army's Simulation, Training and Instrumentation Command and the U.S. Navy's Naval Air Systems Command Training Systems Division in the Research Park complex.

Link's Orlando operation focuses on advancements in simulation research and development, most recently underscored by the company's launch of its HD World™ simulation product line. HD World integrates the latest advancements in high definition database creation, physics-processing systems and image generation to recreate the complexity of urban environments.

About the Community

Theme parks, museums, recreational areas, manufacturing, financial and professional services, high technology, film and television production all contribute to the economy of the Orlando, Florida area.

The Greater Orlando area, consisting of Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties, has a population of more than 1.1 million people. This fast growing high technology area is home to the University of Central Florida, a recognized research center for simulation and training.

Recreation activities include more than 300 lakes, springs and rivers for swimming, boating, water skiing and fishing. More than 100 golf courses in the area provide ample opportunity for a relaxing round of golf, while tennis players have access to more than 800 courts.

Professional sports teams in basketball, baseball, ice hockey, soccer, and arena football serve audiences who also participate in a variety of performing arts and cultural opportunities.

Near Orlando is the Kennedy Space Center and ocean beaches on the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico.