GSE Announces Release Of Virtual Flow Loop Trainer

The virtual environment is also well suited for the next generation of plant workers, who are well-versed in the digital world and learn best through engaging, hands-on learning experiences. The Virtual Flow Loop Trainer and other Activ-3Di ^TM products and services from GSE are aimed at providing increased practical knowledge and deeper understanding of theoretical concepts that are cost effective and relevant to the workforce of tomorrow.

Jim Eberle, Chief Executive Officer of GSE, stated, “The application of true-to-life virtual environments connected to our high fidelity models is a strategic initiative of the Company. The Virtual Flow Loop Trainer is just one of many applications where we have listened to our customers’ training challenges and provided a product to enable them to train faster, learn more, and spend less.”

ABOUT GSE SYSTEMS, INC .

GSE Systems, Inc. provides a wide range of simulation and training solutions to the global energy (nuclear and non-nuclear) industry, and is the world leader in nuclear simulation. The Company has over four decades of experience, more than 1,000 installations, and hundreds of customers in over 50 countries spanning the globe. Our software, hardware and integrated training solutions leverage proven technologies to deliver real-world business advantages to the energy, process, manufacturing and government sectors worldwide. GSE Systems is headquartered in Sykesville (Baltimore), Maryland, with offices in St. Marys, Georgia; Tarrytown, New York; Madison, New Jersey; Cary, North Carolina; Chennai, India; Nyköping, Sweden; Stockton-on-Tees, UK; Glasgow, Scotland; and Beijing, China. Information about GSE Systems is available via the Internet at http://www.gses.com

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