OneSAF Insights

What is OneSAF?

One Semi-Automated Force (OneSAF) is a modular, entity-level constructive simulation used by the U.S. Army for training, analysis, and research and development. It simulates military operations, modeling individual soldiers, vehicles, and weapon systems, as well as their interactions within a synthetic environment. It is used to train command and staff, test and evaluate new concepts and technologies, and analyze military plans and operations.

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What other technologies are related to OneSAF?

OneSAF Competitor Technologies

CCTT

Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT) is a legacy system used for collective training, similar in purpose to OneSAF, making it a competitor.

mentioned alongside OneSAF in 84% (73) of relevant job posts

JCATS

Joint Conflict and Tactical Simulation (JCATS) is a legacy constructive simulation system that competes with OneSAF in the domain of military simulation.

mentioned alongside OneSAF in 31% (86) of relevant job posts

WARSIM

Warfighter Simulation (WARSIM) is another legacy constructive simulation system that served a similar purpose to OneSAF, therefore a competitor.

mentioned alongside OneSAF in 28% (65) of relevant job posts

AFSIM

The Air Force Simulation (AFSIM) is a constructive simulation focusing on air and space domains and could be considered a competitor, especially in joint training scenarios.

mentioned alongside OneSAF in 4% (138) of relevant job posts

OneSAF Complementary Technologies

STK

Systems Tool Kit (STK) can be used for visualization and analysis of scenarios modeled in OneSAF, making it complementary for enhanced analysis and presentation.

mentioned alongside OneSAF in 2% (75) of relevant job posts

MATLAB

MATLAB can be used to analyze data produced by OneSAF simulations, create custom models, and perform other computational tasks, making it a complementary tool.

mentioned alongside OneSAF in 0% (84) of relevant job posts