The full motion cab simulator will be a full size, to-scale replica of the vehicle. The cab is mounted on a motion platform which may be 3/5/6/ DOF (degrees of freedom). The cab environment is an exact replica of the actual cab and the driver desk will contain all the real instrumentation that is available in the train. This helps in providing an immersive environment with visual simulation, sound simulation and simulation of all the primary senses. In locomotives with open windows, wind speed could also be simulated.

The static cab simulator has all the features of a full motion simulator, excepting the motion platform. The static cab simulator is normally manufactured to scale and has a driver desk with all the actual components. Such simulators provide a high degree of immersion in the simulation experience through simulating sound as well as visual elements. This requires much less space than that required by the full-scale 6 DOF simulator and is an economical version of the same.

Virtual simulators are multiplatform simulators which can be used on modern devices like computers, smartphones, tablets and even on virtual reality headsets. They provide a high level of immersion through a 3-D environment and provide flexibility in terms of training location. All functionalities of the train can be incorporated into these simulators which run on a cloud-based platform. They are ideal for training and for troubleshooting skills.

Desk simulators are an economical version of static cab simulators and contain the driver desk with full instrumentation along with the driver chair. The desk simulator may be fit with a 3 DOF motion platform to provide sensory immersion in a sensory immersive environment.

In this simulator, the driver desk along with the visual and sound systems are placed within a mobile vehicle—a small car, van, or large transport container, depending on the requirement. Mobile simulators take the training center to the driver’s location. They have an air-conditioned environment and can be placed in any parking lot to provide training. They will typically contain the driver desk with replica components.

Special purpose simulators may be designed for special applications such as accident relief, traffic management, disaster management, signaling systems, station operations, yard operations, or any similar purposes. They may also be designed for other vehicles such as cranes.

The full motion cab simulator will be a full size, to-scale replica of the vehicle. The cab is mounted on a motion platform which may be 3/5/6/ DOF (degrees of freedom). The cab environment is an exact replica of the actual cab and the driver desk will contain all the real instrumentation that is available in the train. This helps in providing an immersive environment with visual simulation, sound simulation and simulation of all the primary senses. In locomotives with open windows, wind speed could also be simulated.

The static cab simulator has all the features of a full motion simulator, excepting the motion platform. The static cab simulator is normally manufactured to scale and has a driver desk with all the actual components. Such simulators provide a high degree of immersion in the simulation experience through simulating sound as well as visual elements. This requires much less space than that required by the full-scale 6 DOF simulator and is an economical version of the same.

Virtual simulators are multiplatform simulators which can be used on modern devices like computers, smartphones, tablets and even on virtual reality headsets. They provide a high level of immersion through a 3-D environment and provide flexibility in terms of training location. All functionalities of the train can be incorporated into these simulators which run on a cloud-based platform. They are ideal for training and for troubleshooting skills.

The full motion cab simulator will be a full size, to-scale replica of the vehicle. The cab is mounted on a motion platform which may be 3/5/6/ DOF (degrees of freedom). The cab environment is an exact replica of the actual cab and the driver desk will contain all the real instrumentation that is available in the train. This helps in providing an immersive environment with visual simulation, sound simulation and simulation of all the primary senses. In locomotives with open windows, wind speed could also be simulated.

The static cab simulator has all the features of a full motion simulator, excepting the motion platform. The static cab simulator is normally manufactured to scale and has a driver desk with all the actual components. Such simulators provide a high degree of immersion in the simulation experience through simulating sound as well as visual elements. This requires much less space than that required by the full-scale 6 DOF simulator and is an economical version of the same.

Virtual simulators are multiplatform simulators which can be used on modern devices like computers, smartphones, tablets and even on virtual reality headsets. They provide a high level of immersion through a 3-D environment and provide flexibility in terms of training location. All functionalities of the train can be incorporated into these simulators which run on a cloud-based platform. They are ideal for training and for troubleshooting skills.