Core Insights - Virtualware has appointed Stephanie Smith, a Canadian nuclear engineer with over 35 years of experience, to its international advisory board, effective immediately for the 2026 fiscal year [1][2]. Company Strategy - Smith's appointment is part of Virtualware's strategy to enhance its leadership in Virtual Reality applications within the nuclear energy sector [4]. - The company has been developing advanced training systems for nuclear plant operators in collaboration with GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy for eight years [5]. Industry Context - The nuclear energy industry is experiencing increased demand for clean, reliable baseload power, with major economies investing in new builds and life extensions of existing plants [7][8]. - According to the International Energy Agency, nuclear capacity is expected to reach record levels by 2025 [8]. Company Achievements - Virtualware's Fuel Movement Simulator, built on its proprietary platform VIROO, has received a Brandon Hall Group Gold award for Best Advance in Augmented and Virtual Reality [6]. - The company has achieved B Corp certification, highlighting its commitment to sustainable innovation and responsible growth [9]. Company Background - Founded in 2004, Virtualware serves various global organizations and institutions, including GE Vernova, Petronas, and the Spanish Ministry of Defense [10]. - The company acquired Swedish firm Simumatik in October 2024, expanding its capabilities in digital twin and simulation technologies [11]. - Virtualware is listed on Euronext Growth Paris and had a market capitalization of €32 million as of the last trading session [12].