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VSTEP Simulation

Rotterdam, Netherlands

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VSTEP Simulation provides professional See-simulator solutions for training in maritime transportation. Their products include the DNV-certified NAUTIS Bridge Simulator and the NAUTIS Home-Simulator for enthusiasts. VSTEP supports training in areas such as navigation, inland navigation, handling, ship management, and fishing operations. The NAUTIS software was developed in 2008 and allows the simulation of realistic sea conditions in a safe environment. VSTEP collaborates with leading brands and offers solutions for various ship and equipment types, including the NAUTIS Visualizer, which can simulate complex systems and calculations.

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