Military Simulators

Real Experience. Real Training. Real Lives.

Realistic training environments provide real experience and save real lives.

In addition to the fully integrated Virtual Clearance Training Suite, ANGRUP also offers a full range of flexible military vehicle simulators. One example of this is training simulators for the operation of a mine-resistant ambush protected (MRAP) vehicle. With this, an army trainer can lead the student through a variety of real-life scenarios that will test the skills and focus of personnel.

MRAP Training with the ODS

All X-CRW MRAP training simulator solutions have scalable displays to emulate a 180 to 225-degree field-of-view. X-CRW hardware configurations range from full six-degree-of-freedom motion-based sims to fixed-base simulators with motion seats and force-feedback steering. Simulator cabs can be generic (with swappable dashboards and instruments), built into actual production vehicle cabs, or swappable cabs. The simulation software automatically changes the field-of-view and driving dynamics to match the real-world idiosyncrasies of various armor systems or load types.

Better Results

ANGRUP’s Military Operator Driving Simulator (X-CRW) has been field-proven to give better results at reduced training costs:

Improve knowledge retention by up to 90%
Increase driver efficiency by up to 200%
Reduce accident rate
Reduce vehicle operation and maintenance costs

MRAP Training Simulation Solutions

Your simulation solution can be installed in a fixed-site facility or self-contained trailers (easily relocated: all mobile X-CRW systems are climate controlled and can run on shore power or onboard generator).

Most importantly, X-CRW solutions come with an advanced software suite that coordinates motion cues, visual cues, and scenarios while taking trainees through your validated curriculum. The standard software package includes a six-level training curriculum, ranging from Beginner Driver up through Advanced Tactical Driver.

Training scenarios are built on our extensive visual library of generic or site-specific environments and include all weather conditions, and both scripted and autonomous entities.

This learning system increases scenario difficulty as trainee performance warrants while monitoring the driver along more than 50 parameters. Whenever a customer-defined threshold is exceeded on any parameter, the instructor is alerted via the Instructor Operator Station (IOS).

Drivers are scored dynamically, based on current skill level and past performance. If trainees fail a scenario, the learning software can recommend remedial scenarios. But the instructor is always in control: The instructor can always opt for a different scenario, or modify a scenario in real-time, changing weather, light conditions, visibility, adding vehicle malfunctions, and so on.

Military Simulators