When we simulate something we give ourselves or others the feeling that something happening right now is real - even if it's not. When building a simulation we try to get as close to realism as possible and if that's not possible then at least we have to eliminate all uncertainties that let one slip out of a simulation.

Our simulations are not automatically an interactive virtual reality game, but can also be a digital set for a concept, a product presentation or application for training machines. Mainly we do simulations for people to train and learn something, but we also help companies to rebuild a scenery, where they can do machine learning and train pattern recognition.

As long as there is something that needs to be digitally designed and created that should imitate something that exists in reality we call it a simulation, independently of what kind of device is used or what the simulation's final usage is for.