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CMLabs Lauded as Rising Star in Military Training

December 31, 2004 – Montreal, Canada — CMLabs Simulations, Inc, the premier provider of physics-based behavior modeling for real-time simulation has announced its selection by Military Training Technology as one of the Top 100 companies that have made a significant impact in the military training industry for 2004. Of the companies to make the list, CMLabs was presented with Military Training Technology’s “Up and Coming” Award to recognize accelerated growth. Since it founding in 2001, CMLabs’ COTS product Vortex has been implemented in more than 100 industrial, academic and military applications.

CMLabs’ CEO Bob Weldon said, “It is an honor to be recognized by Kerrigan Media as one of the premier companies in the military training industry. The award validates CMLabs’ commitment to delivering exceptional simulation tools to customers at a fair price.” Published by Kerrigan Media International, Military Training Technology provides in-depth coverage of the latest trends in military training from distance learning, live training, modeling, gaming, information retention, simulators and other training components. The Top 100 companies were selected by Kerrigan Media’s editorial board and a panel of independent experts. The “Up and Coming” Award designates companies that are rising stars in the military training industry.

About CMLabs
CMLabs provides specialized physics-based behavior modeling for real-time simulation. CMLabs’ combination of professional services and innovative software tools enable developers to create high-fidelity interactive applications. CMLabs’ commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) product Vortex is the leading development platform for modeling physics-based vehicles, machines and robots. Vortex is used by applications developers to build physically accurate motion models and interactive behaviors for demanding industrial applications such as training, virtual reality, and robotics and general visualization. For more information, please visit CMLabs on the web at www.cm-labs.com or email info@cm-labs.com.