Nextech3D.AI (CSE:NTAR, OTCQX:NEXCF, FRA:1SS) said it has signed an agreement to offer advanced flight simulation experiences, including F-35 fighter jet simulations, through its Krafty Lab enterprise engagement platform, expanding its portfolio of experiential technology offerings for corporate clients.
The AI-focused technology company said the partnership with simulation provider The Squadron will introduce high-fidelity aviation simulations into leadership development, team-building and premium enterprise events.
Nextech3D.ai said the simulations are designed to replicate the complexity and coordination required to operate next-generation aviation systems, with a focus on decision-making, situational awareness and team communication.
“Adding advanced flight simulation experiences — especially platforms as sophisticated as the F-35 — significantly elevates what enterprises can achieve through experiential engagement,” Nextech3D.ai CEO Evan Gappelberg said in a statement.
The company said the simulations will be offered to enterprise customers as part of leadership programs, executive offsites, sales kickoffs and client engagement events. Krafty Lab operates exclusively in the enterprise market and delivers programs globally through a centralized operating model.
"By partnering with Krafty Lab, we're bringing that level of immersive, performance-driven simulation to enterprise organizations looking to challenge, inspire, and engage their teams in a truly unforgettable way,” Ohad Boaz, general manager of The Squadron, said.
Krafty Lab is part of Nextech3D.ai’s broader enterprise event and engagement ecosystem, which also includes Eventdex, an event registration and attendee management platform, and MapD, which provides interactive floor plans and spatial analytics for events.
Nextech3D.ai said it expects premium simulation experiences to support larger enterprise contracts and recurring revenue as companies increase spending on immersive learning and in-person engagement for distributed and hybrid workforces.