Line 03 · Driving Flight Simulator
Tank training simulator
An armoured-vehicle crew trainer that reproduces terrain and recoil: hydraulic 6-DOF motion at +/-2G, dual-channel 4K visuals, AR periscopes, and switchable wheeled and tracked chassis models.
The tank training simulator is built around multi-sensory immersion. It integrates 4K-level visual display with a vibration feedback seat, simulating the bumpy feel of tanks driving across different terrains — deserts and permafrost are named — and the recoil of artillery firing, with terrain restoration accuracy of 0.5 m or better. AR augmented reality overlays virtual observation devices such as periscopes onto the real cockpit, solving the lack of depth perception in traditional simulators where the crew's view is entirely screen-based.
Modular task adaptation keeps one trainer useful across a fleet: wheeled and tracked chassis models are switchable, and the system is compatible with combat module simulations such as mechanical mine sweeping and electromagnetic mine sweeping. The built-in physics engine is developed on Unity3D/Unreal Engine and supports 10+ tank models including 200+ detachable parts, so damage, maintenance and configuration states can be trained, not just driving.
The motion platform is a 6-DOF hydraulic drive unit with a maximum load of 300 kg, an acceleration range of +/-2G and a response delay of 15 ms or less. Displays are dual-channel 4K projection at a 150-degree horizontal viewing angle, with an optional AR helmet at a 110-degree field of view. Controls are a multi-degree-of-freedom joystick with force feedback of +/-10N and an all-metal pedal group with stroke accuracy of +/-1 mm.
Technical advantages on record
- Multi-sensory immersion — 4K visuals + vibration feedback seat; terrain restoration <=0.5 m; artillery recoil simulation.
- AR observation — virtual periscopes overlaid on the real cockpit for depth perception.
- Modular task adaptation — switchable wheeled/tracked chassis; mine-sweeping module simulations; 10+ vehicle models.
Specifications
| Item | Specification on record |
|---|---|
| Motion platform | 6-DOF hydraulic drive, maximum load 300 kg, acceleration +/-2G, response delay <= 15 ms |
| Display system | Dual-channel 4K projection (150-degree horizontal viewing angle); optional AR helmet (110-degree field of view) |
| Control equipment | Multi-DOF joystick (force feedback +/-10N); all-metal pedal group (stroke accuracy +/-1 mm) |
| Simulation models | 10+ tank models including 200+ detachable parts; Unity3D/Unreal Engine physics |
What to confirm for your project
- Confirm the vehicle model set for your fleet — 10+ models are supported, and your specific types are configuration scope.
- Decide AR scope at brief stage: periscope overlays and the AR helmet are part of the published design but configured per programme.
- Ask about minimum order requirements and lead time for your proposed configuration, including cabin build and model licensing.
Buyer questions
What does the motion platform reproduce?
A 6-DOF hydraulic platform with +/-2G acceleration reproduces terrain driving (desert, permafrost and other surfaces) and artillery recoil, with terrain restoration accuracy of 0.5 m or better.
Which vehicles can be trained?
The system supports 10+ tank models with 200+ detachable parts, and switches between wheeled and tracked chassis models — confirm your fleet types in the brief.
How does the AR periscope help?
It overlays virtual observation devices onto the real cockpit, restoring the depth perception that pure screen-based trainers lose.
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