Indra VR Sim System Halves Training Time
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Indra has developed the SIMCUI (SIM Civil UAVs Initiative), a new multi-purpose and inter-operable simulation system that’s easy to transport and install anywhere. Indra claims it can halve the time required to train a civilian or military pilot of any type of plane: fixed-wing, rotary-wing or remotely-piloted aircraft.
SIMCUI enables two or three students to share a simulator.
The system incorporates virtual reality glasses that not only increase the realism but also allow the students to connect from home to continue with their training. It can also help the pilots prepare for higher-risk flights and military tactical flights.
The solution also incorporates Artificial Intelligence algorithms to measure pilot performance and flight models fully adapted to the needs and degree of realism required by each customer.
SIMCUI currently has 18 simplified models ranging from a Boeing 737 and the F18 fighter jet to Beechcraft and Tecnam light aircraft models and Sikorsky and Airbus civil and military helicopters.
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The system features an Invis4 visual system and touch panels that replicate the aircraft’s flight instrumentation in different configurations. The controls and throttle levers can be quickly and easily interchanged. A motion platform can optionally be added.
To train pilots of remotely operated aircraft, the SIMCUI incorporates the Targus flight model, an optionally manned MALE (medium-altitude long-endurance) aircraft, which Indra has developed in partnership with the Government of Galicia as part of the Civil UAVs Initiative.
