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- Combat proven in Croatian Armed Forces from 1993.
- Man-in-the-loop training.
- Individual & team training.
- Possibility to interconnect in the network of similar simulators in DIS/HLA environment.
SIMTREND
The SIMTREND digital simulators are intended for training of new AT gunners in the firing AT-3 (SAGGER) antitank missile system of first generation, and AT-4, AT-5 and AT-7 (SPIGOT, SPANDREL and SAXHORN) antitank missile systems of second generation.
The SIMTREND simulators are based on a high performance multiprocessor PC based system that provides facilities for a complex and highly realistic simulation of the real AT systems operating conditions.
SIMIG 2000
Simulator for Man-Portable Air Defense System “Igla”
SIMIG 2000 is an indoor simulator for Man-Portable Air Defense System (MANPADS) 9K310 “Igla” (SA16 Gimlet), which simultaneously supports technical and tactical proficiency training, as well as operator’s mental readiness evaluation. The simulator purpose is training of the novice operators, as well as maintaining the proficiency of the professional ones. The accurate simulation of “Igla” subsystems, including the 6DOF missile dynamics model and missile seeker, facilitates highly valuable training. SIMIG 2000 is based on a high-performance multi-processor computer system, which provides real-time simulation of sophisticated missile model and multiple target dynamics, simultaneously visualizing the virtual training environment.
Main features of the simulator are: 3D environment for 360º horizontal and ±90º vertical FOV; Image displayed on Head Mounted Display, 45º diagonal FOV; Psychophysiological stress indicator monitoring; Control of target trajectory parameters; IR interference simulation: sun, cloud reflections, and flares; Different types of targets, like fighter aircraft, transport aircraft, helicopter, cruising missile etc.; Possible incorporation in a DIS/HLA networked environment.
The SIMIG 2000 simulator operates in the userfriendly Windows XP environment. Each operating mode of the simulator can be started by clicking an icon in the main window. In that way, the instructor can start the following modes: scenario editor, combat training, training replay, diagnostics, database, report generation, sound effects setup, and help.
