Simulators

State-of-the-Art Training Environment

Aeronautics understands that the human factor is vital to UAS mission success. This is why it has gone beyond supplying world-class unmanned aerial systems by developing a comprehensive simulator environment designed to optimize the training process for both UAS operators and mission commanders.

Covering all mission aspects and challenges, the simulator uses the Real Military Equipment (RME) used by operators during real missions, ensuring unparalleled fidelity and a seamless transition from training to real-world battlefield scenarios. Using this simulator is proven to reduce the flight hours and system wear required to maintain flight proficiency for UAS operators.

The advanced Aeronautics simulator environment connects to the real Ground Control Station (GCS) operational hardware and also supports connectivity with external simulators for complex cross-forces training.

Training Scenarios

Endless options are available for planning, executing, and debriefing modes. Various scenarios at different difficulty levels in a versatile 3D virtual environment (DTM/DSM) are available.

  • Training Center
    Aeronautics training centers are designed for large-scale training sessions and support both flight and mission training for the entire Orbiter UAS family.

    Each training center includes 4 instructor stations and 12 trainee stations (Advanced Ground Control Station or Personal Ground Control Station). In addition, it is equipped with an After-Action Review (AAR) hall, technician station, PTZ environment cameras, a communication system, and a synchronized system for storage and backup.
  • Mobile Simulator
    The Aeronautics mobile simulator provides full mission training capabilities without the need for dedicated infrastructure or extensive setup. It can be packed into a carry-on bag and deployed in any room with suitable tables, lighting, and electrical outlets.

    The mobile simulator is operated by a single instructor and can be used by up to three trainees in parallel, all utilizing the actual operational hardware and software, and with the same capabilities as the larger simulator used in the training center.
  • Integrated Mission-Command Training
    Effective joint operations are crucial to achieving mission objectives, but coordination between different units and armed forces is complex.

    The Aeronautics simulator is compatible with the High-Level Architecture (HLA) standard for distributed simulations, so it can integrate with multiple external platforms (such as simulators for artillery, tanks, navy, air support, etc.). This enables more cohesive multi-corps operations through full-arena mission training and advanced analytics.