Talogy Partners with Symulate to Expand AI Talent Assessment Capabilities

Jul 14, 2026
Talogy has entered a strategic partnership with Symulate to combine behavioral science expertise with immersive AI simulation technology, enhancing talent evaluation and development solutions for organizations worldwide.

Talogy has announced a partnership with Symulate to combine behavioral science with immersive AI simulation technology, according to a press release. The collaboration is intended to strengthen Talogy’s assessment and development offerings for organizations seeking scalable and evidence-based talent solutions.

Through the partnership, Symulate’s simulation platform will be integrated with Talogy’s portfolio of behavioral assessments and psychometrics. The companies plan to develop new models for evaluating critical workplace skills and behaviors by creating realistic, interactive assessment environments.

Talogy stated that the joint effort will make simulation-based assessment more accessible and consistent while maintaining scientific validity. Symulate added that the partnership will allow organizations to measure demonstrated abilities at scale, helping employers make data-backed talent decisions.

Both firms emphasize that the combined approach will enhance engagement and reliability in hiring and development, uniting scientific rigor with immersive digital experiences.

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