VSTEP

VSTEP

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VSTEP is a leading innovator in maritime simulation. VSTEP is a family-owned software development company.

We enable learning through modular and scalable simulation solutions that enhance training effectiveness, cultivate essential skills, advance safety, and promote sustainability. The firm was founded in 2002 to enable learning by our simulation technology. This was done to ensure that marine and safety professionals are trained in a highly realistic environment, without the risk, cost, and time ass

Photos from VSTEP's post 11/06/2026

Step inside VSTEP and meet the people behind Marketing!

After introducing other teams through the Step inside VSTEP series, it’s time to turn the camera toward Marketing.

We are working on campaigns, creative content, and events that spark conversations within the maritime community. Together we keep VSTEP engaged in our industry.

Collaboration is at the center of everything we do. We turn deep insights into strategies, printed mockups into brochures, and sticky notes into websites.

We are Marketing at VSTEP!

09/06/2026

Looking back on a great week at Maritime Industry 2026,

Yet another year where we exhibited our simulation solutions that enable learning.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who visited our booth and engaged with us.

The conversations throughout the week showed once again how important simulation continues to be in helping maritime professionals build safer and future-ready skills.

As we reflect on last week, we are already looking forward to the next year 2027!

Photos from VSTEP's post 04/06/2026

Halfway through Posidonia 2026, and we’re keeping things on course 🚒

Still curious about maritime simulation and what it can mean for you? Alexios Limnios is at Booth 2.104 with NAUTIS ready to try and find out.

Come by for a quick chat and a closer look while you can.

πŸ“ Booth 2.104

Photos from VSTEP's post 03/06/2026

Day 2 is underway at Maritime Industry 2026, and our team is back for another day at π—•π—Όπ—Όπ˜π—΅ π—žπŸ­πŸ°.

A highlight was one of the more focused moments of the event: an exclusive NAUTIS session for our customers. In a more focused setting, we gave a behind the scenes look at the developments currently underway and the plans shaping the future of NAUTIS.

All in all today was all about good conversations, taking a closer look inside VSTEP, with plenty more to talk about as the event continues.

πŸ“ Booth K14

02/06/2026

VSTEP is exhibiting at Maritime Industry 2026!

If you are attending, we would love to meet you in person at π—•π—Όπ—Όπ˜π—΅ π—žπŸ­πŸ°.

Our team is ready and excited to meet visitors, catch up with familiar faces, and talk all things inland simulation training.

It's a great opportunity to get a closer look at our technology and discuss how simulation can support more practical, efficient and realistic training for maritime professionals.

See you there!

πŸ“Booth K14

Photos from VSTEP's post 02/06/2026

There is no better way to learn about maritime simulation than by stepping behind the controls and experiencing it for yourself πŸ‘‡

VSTEP's Alexios Limnios is at Posidonia 2026 to do exactly that. Come by booth 2.104 to try a NAUTIS simulator, get a closer look at our technology, and let's talk about how simulation can support maritime professionals in preparing for challenging operations in a safer way.

If you are walking around Posidonia this week make sure to stop by.

πŸ“ Booth 2.104

Photos from VSTEP's post 01/06/2026

We're all set for Maritime Industry πŸš£β€β™‚οΈ

Today the team has been working hard on setting up our Booth K14 for Maritime Industry and making sure everything is in place in preparation for tomorrow.

We look forward to welcoming you, showing what we brought, and speaking with you about maritime training once the doors open!

26/05/2026

We are heading to sunny Athens β˜€οΈ

As June gets closer we are excited for Posidonia 2026 and are looking forward to our participation.

You can find our team at booth 2.104 which we are sharing with our partner Marel.

We will be around throughout the week to engage with the shipping community, learn, and share insights on how maritime simulation is supporting evolving learning needs.

Are you making the trip to Athens? Send us a message and let’s find a moment during the week 🀝

πŸ“ Booth 2.104

Photos from VSTEP's post 21/05/2026

Today we handed over a custom NAUTIS Pilot Boat Simulator to Loodswezen, and brought along a small surprise to mark it πŸ›Ÿ

As pilot transfer operations continue to evolve, training environments need to reflect the realities crews face on the water.

For Loodswezen, this meant preparing crews to act when weather, traffic, vessel motion, and time pressure come together during operations.

Today marked the official handover of a custom NAUTIS Pilot Boat Simulator in a Full Mission Bridge configuration, supported by a NAUTIS Instructor Station. Developed around Loodswezen’s operational training needs, the delivery supports their commitment to providing professional training and preparing their crews for challenging operations.

To mark this, we also brought a small, literally, gift of a miniature 3D-printed simulator of the full system that is now ready for training.

Thank you to Herman Broers and the team for the collaboration. We are looking forward to supporting your commitment to professional training.

18/05/2026

A new update is here for NAUTIS Home! 🚒

We’re pulling into this release with a few additions that make individual practice clearer and more varied.

In this update, you will find:

βš“ Basic Towage: Towage makes its first introduction in NAUTIS Home through premade, structured scenarios. Users can start exploring tug operations with the tugs Olena and Grutte Pier in a fictional port environment. The scenarios also include simulated towing forces in kilonewtons. When the maximum force is exceeded, the towline can snap, adding an important layer of realism.

βš“ Improved Navigation Lights: Navigation lights have been updated to behave more clearly and realistically in different conditions, including fog, distance, and night-time operations.

βš“ Top-down Mooring Cam: A new camera angle that shows the vessel from straight above. It is especially useful during mooring and close-quarter manoeuvring, where a little extra perspective can make a big difference.

This release also includes additional improvements across NAUTIS Home, with more developments already on the horizon. Take a look at the full release notes and the updated roadmap to see what is new and what is coming next πŸ‘‡

Release notes: https://community.nautishome.com/productupdates
Updated development roadmap: https://community.nautishome.com/roadmap

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