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CMI Defence Training and Simulation Systems
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CMI Defence has the expertise to provide its customers with highly developed simulation systems, applicable to the full range of weapon systems. The Simulators provide customized training solutions throughout the spectrum of military requirements, encompassing basic drill practice, operational and tactical levels. These networkable systems cost-effectively deliver the full spectrum of military training for vehicle crews, sections and platoons. These scalable systems allow endless possibilities of scenarios and environments, enabling continuous training of the crew.
CMI Defence’s solutions come in two configurations: embedded turret simulators and simulation systems. Now in service, CMI Defence’s simulation solutions offer infinitely variable interactive scenarios and advanced post-action reviews and analysis. At Eurosatory 2012, CMI Defence unveiled a new turret simulator for its 90mm Weapon System that is applicable to a wide variety of wheeled and tracked vehicles. The company worked with SILKAN, a modelling and simulation firm specialising in developing integrated simulation solutions for defence and security. During Eurosatory 2014, CMI Defence demonstrated the networking of its different systems in order to simultaneously train multiple crews within the same virtual environment. CMI Defence participated in Eurosatory 2014 (Paris, France) in a further demonstration of Vulcain. This initiative of the French army was for networking different simulation, communication and command systems to enable real-time training on various weaponry (infantry, cavalry, Land Army Light Aviation—i.e., ALAT…) during a common tactical mission. The challenge was to simultaneously connect as many armored vehicles among them as possible so that the forces train on tactical scenarios with a realistic volume of strength. Now in service, CMI Defence’s simulation solutions offer infinitely variable interactive scenarios and advanced post-action reviews and analysis. This unique in the world and flexible solution allows a comprehensive technical and operational training on the equipment. |
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| - PC-based Simulator: classroom simulation system composed of video wall stations | |||||
| - Embedded Simulator: simulation system using real operating turret as simulation booth | |||||
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The PC-based Simulator is a classroom simulation system composed of video wall stations representing the realistic environment of the crew. This configuration may be installed in a mobile space (innovative truck) to give a better access to the trainees.
The Embedded Simulator offers a more immersive experience using a real operating turret as the simulation booth. When connected with the simulation system, the turret’s commands and interfaces are automatically simulated, and inversely, when unplugged, the turret is back to its fully operational state. The networking of embedded turret hardware within a scalable, flexible and highly effective computer simulation system permits CMI Defence to significantly increase the cost-effectiveness of training and the operational effectiveness the armed forces. 
