Indra Group and BAE Systems OneArc sign an agreement to strengthen the Spanish Army's land vehicle simulation capabilities
Indra Group is incorporating OneArc solutions to strengthen scenario generation and enhance the realism of images in the Spanish Army’s military vehicle simulators
The two companies will collaborate on the integration of immersive technologies, advanced synthetic environments and scalable, interoperable simulation architectures
This is the first step in a collaboration that could extend to other current and future simulation programmes and areas
Indra Group and BAE Systems OneArc (OneArcTM) have signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) to strengthen their collaboration in the field of advanced simulation technologies applied to Spanish Army land vehicle programmes.
The agreement, signed on Tuesday at Eurosatory by Indra’s Simulation Director, Rafael Junco, and the President at OneArc, Rahul C Thakkar, establishes a cooperation framework focused on integrating OneArc’s VBS4 solution, which enables the creation and execution of highly realistic virtual combat scenarios, and Blue IG, a hyper-realistic image generator, into the training simulators developed by Indra Group.
This collaboration builds on Indra Group’s strong position as a leading manufacturer of simulation solutions for defence, as well as OneArc’s role as a benchmark international provider of simulation software. Together, the companies will support the development of next-generation training systems by increasing realism, efficiency, interoperability and operational readiness.
Rafael Junco, Indra Simulation Director, said: “This agreement reinforces our commitment to continuing to provide state-of-the-art training solutions that are advanced, scalable and future-ready. The combination of our integration capabilities with OneArc’s technology enables us to respond effectively to current and future operational challenges.”
Rahul C Thakkar, President at OneArc said: “We are pleased to strengthen our collaboration with Indra Group, a key player in the European defence ecosystem. Together, we aim to develop interoperable, high-performance simulation environments that respond to the evolving needs of the Spanish Armed Forces.” The agreement will add momentum to the digital transformation of training systems in the land domain by incorporating immersive technologies, advanced synthetic environments and scalable simulation architectures. This is the first step in a collaboration that could extend to other current and future simulation programmes, alongside closer collaboration in technical fields, specialised training and joint business development.