The process of establishing a dedicated environment for a specific simulation platform involves configuring software and network settings to enable multiple users to connect and interact within a shared virtual world. This facilitates collaborative operation and management of simulated systems.
Establishing such an environment offers numerous benefits, including enhanced realism through multi-user interaction, improved training outcomes through collaborative problem-solving, and cost-effective simulation through shared resource utilization. Historically, setting up such environments required significant technical expertise and dedicated hardware. However, advancements in software and networking technologies have simplified the process, making it more accessible to a wider range of users.
