First flight in a real helicopter after VR motion simulator training
First flight in a real helicopter after VR motion simulator training
First flight in a real helicopter after VR motion simulator training
IMPROVING
FLIGHT SAFETY
AND TRAINING
EFFICIENCY
IMPROVING
FLIGHT SAFETY
AND TRAINING
EFFICIENCY
IMPROVING
FLIGHT SAFETY
AND TRAINING
EFFICIENCY
Virtual Reality Motion: TAKING Helicopter flight simulation TO THE NEXT LEVEL of unprecedented quality
Virtual Reality Motion: TAKING Helicopter flight simulation TO THE NEXT LEVEL of unprecedented quality
Virtual Reality Motion: TAKING Helicopter flight simulation TO THE NEXT LEVEL of unprecedented quality
We are focused on providing a future-oriented flight training solution that meets a high quality standard. Our products are developed and manufactured in the heart of Europe, in Switzerland.
Four friends without any aviation experience have been exclusively trained on our virtual reality motion simulator. A certified flight instructor taught them virtually how to take off, hover and land a Robinson R22 helicopter. They all excellently applied what they have learned on the simulator and were able to control the real helicopter from the beginning by themselves within small tolerances.
This demonstration clearly shows the powerful potential of the new VRM Flight Training Solution.
Rain or shine, day or night – you can always fly in the simulator.
Students are able to train all relevant procedures and manoeuvers on the R22 and H125 Flight Training Solutions without burning a single drop of kerosene.
VRM Research Partner HSR awarded for outstanding research projects. VRM is proud and congratulates on the award.
A special prize was awarded to Prof. Dr. Guido Schuster from the ICOM Institute for Communication Systems. Together with VRMotion AG from Schaffhausen, the ICOM Institute for Communication Systems has developed the world’s first virtual reality (VR) motion simulator for aircraft and helicopter training. The combination of mechanical movement, VR glasses and a physical-mathematical inner ear model makes flying a physical experience that even trained pilots can barely distinguish from reality.
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8200 Schaffhausen
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