Simulation Training Systems

Military simulators are used to train soldiers, pilots, and other military personnel in a controlled environment. They simulate the conditions of a real battlefield and provide an immersive experience for their users.

What is military simulation training
Military simulation training prepares military personnel for real-life scenarios. They can practice and hone their skills without the risk of injury or death. With Industrial Structures’ Military Simulation training, military personnel can gain valuable insight into the realities of combat and better prepare for any situation they may face in the field.

What simulators does the military use

• Full-Mission simulators
  A full-mission simulator (FMS) is a cost-effective way for private as well as government military organizations to train soldiers without compromising safety or accuracy. By providing a simulated environment that accurately recreates combat scenarios, FMS allows soldiers to practice maneuvers and tactics in a safe yet effective way.
• Joint Military Simulator
  A joint military simulator is a computer-based training system that allows multiple branches of the military to train together in a simulated environment. It is designed to provide realistic scenarios and simulations of real-world conflicts, allowing participants to test and perfect their strategies and tactics in a safe environment.
• Flight Simulator
  The military uses state-of-the-art simulator systems that simulate a variety of aircraft and their associated scenarios. These flight simulators are designed to provide realistic experiences for pilots, helping them become better prepared for any situation they may encounter in the air.

Industrial Structures, Inc. has created one of the most realistic naval simulators on the market today. From detailed 3D models to realistic weather conditions, our naval simulator is sure to provide a top-notch experience for any user.

• Navy pilot simulator
  These simulate the experience of operating a real naval vessel. It can be used for both training and research purposes, allowing sailors to familiarize themselves with the controls, practice maneuvers, and gain insight into the physics of watercraft operation.
• Naval battles simulator
  Naval battles simulator includes various elements such as terrain, weather conditions, and ship characteristics to create a realistic experience for the player. Trainees get to control ships, submarines, and aircraft in simulated battles against other players or computer-controlled opponents.
• Naval flights simulator
  The Navy uses specially made naval flight simulators where navy pilots practice maneuvers and test out new technologies without the risk of crashing an actual plane. These simulators can also be used to train personnel on aircraft maintenance and other related tasks. Navy personnel become more familiar with the different aspects of flying an aircraft and thus increase their overall efficiency and safety when operating them in real-life scenarios.

Door simulation programs are specific types of trainers that are used to train aviation professionals in the door opening and closing procedures for emergency evacuations and other emergency procedures. They may also be used to train passengers on how to use emergency exits and other safety features.

There are five types of door trainers:

1. Aircraft door trainers: Train airline personnel and other aviation professionals on procedures for opening, closing, and securing the door, as well as emergency evacuations and other emergency procedures.
2. Aviation door trainers: These are similar to aircraft door trainers but may be more general in nature and used to train personnel on a variety of doors found in the aviation industry.
3. Entry training doors: Personnel gets trained on entering and exiting aircraft safely and efficiently.
4. Blower door simulators: A blower door simulator simulates the effects of wind on an aircraft door, such as how it might blow open or closed.
5. Official door simulators: They are used in training personnel on the proper use of doors in an official capacity, such as in a government or military setting.

Task trainers are computer-based simulations that replicate the physical environment and tasks associated with a particular job or activity. They are used for teaching new skills as well as reinforcing existing ones. By providing real-time feedback, task trainers help trainees better understand the tasks they are performing and improve their overall performance.

There are three major types of task trainers:

1. Partial task trainers: They teach a specific portion of a task or skill rather than the entire task so that learners can practice a specific step or procedure.
2. Accurate skills trainers: These trainers are often used to prepare individuals for tasks that require a high level of accuracy or precision, such as surgery or aircraft maintenance.
3. Technical skills trainers: Technical skills training focuses on the technical aspects of a skill or task, such as operating or maintaining equipment or teaching specific procedures or protocols.