Simulation and wargaming
Rehearse before the decision.
Explore the possible. Keep the decision human.
Explore FATUMFATUM plays out your courses of action on the station's own picture before you commit to one. Simulated forces are always marked as simulated.
Integrated rehearsal
Use the context already on the station.
FATUM is integrated with SenshiOS so that rehearsal can use the station's picture and courses of action. The current software includes simulation with autopilot software running in a software-in-the-loop environment.
Planning context
Explore a course of action in the same station used to review it.
Visible assumptions
Keep the source and availability of platform-performance data in view.
Separate simulation
Identify simulated entities and keep rehearsal distinct from real observations and authorization.
What the result means
A rehearsal is not a prediction.
FATUM helps teams explore a scenario under stated assumptions. Results describe that simulated scenario, with interpretation guided by the available performance data and the limits of the model.
Availability
Included with the station. A training edition ahead.
The simulation engine is part of the current SenshiOS software. A separate FATUM edition is planned to bring the rehearsal environment to training and wargaming teams.
A closer look
Questions and answers.
What is FATUM used for?
FATUM supports simulation and course-of-action rehearsal within SenshiOS. It is intended to help teams explore assumptions and options before making a decision.
Is a standalone FATUM edition available?
A standalone edition for training and wargaming is planned. The current engine is integrated into SenshiOS.
How should simulation results be interpreted?
Results describe a scenario under its stated data and assumptions. They support rehearsal and discussion; they are not predictions of operational outcomes.
Connected software
See the software
Bring your questions to the station.
Discuss a demonstration, the current evidence and your integration requirements.