Local South Australian company Aurizn has today announced the release of Infinite Studio 4.0, a widely anticipated update to an already trusted tool within the military and defence industries in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Infinite Studio is the industry-leading synthetic scene generator, a type of software that creates realistic, computer-generated images and environments, enabling test and evaluation of Defence equipment in a controlled, virtual environment.

Powered by Unreal Engine 5 and backed by over two decades of research from the Australian Defence Science and Technology Group, this latest version offers unparalleled spatial fidelity and multispectral credibility.

“It’s fantastic to see a South Australian company leading the way with this innovation,” said Defence SA Chief Executive Matt Opie.

“Infinite Studio 4.0 is a testament to the incredible talent within our local defence industry in key areas for the modern battlespace such as artificial intelligence and machine learning.”

Making the announcement at the Land Forces Exposition in Melbourne, CEO of Aurizn Brett Sangster, added, “Infinite Studio is a world-leading multi-domain radiometry and scene generation toolkit, used by humans and machines to improve sensing techniques, signature management, and ultimately platform survivability.”

The software is adaptable and can be used in various complex and interactive situations and is the go-to solution for experimentation, analysis, and synthetic test and evaluation of electro-optic and infrared sensors in the battlespace.

Aurizn, the commercialisation partner behind Infinite Studio, are experts in simulation, advanced sensing, and artificial intelligence across all domains. As industry leaders, Aurizn is committed to solving some of the most complex challenges within the defence sector and beyond, providing scientific and engineering solutions that are shaping the future of defence technology.

To learn more about Infinite Studio 4.0 and other capabilities, visit the Aurizn team at the Defence SA stand (G071) during the Land Forces International Land Defence Exposition, or visit the Aurizn website.