Virtual truck training simulators , Manual car drive simulator

1. Interactive Driving Simulator
2. Type:Interactive
3. Visual Angle:120 degree or 180 degree
4. Application:Right hand driving simulator for army, police, public security department and driver training institutions.
5. Interactive electronic trainer (in short: electronic trainer), applies trainee-centered teaching structure. It integrates visual system and driving simulator cabin.
6. It consists of visual system, virtual education software, electronic control box, driving simulator cabin and other accessories. It is a stand-alone system, with 120°visual angel, which provides video teaching, guidance to virtual driving practice, interactive driving experience, accident proneness evaluation and etc. There are two type of 3A series product which include truck version ad car version.

SCREENS:

1. 120 Degree Angel View : The middle LCD screen 32 inch and on both sides LCD screens are 19 inch.
2. 180 Degree Angel View : 3 LCD screens are 42 inch.

Applications:

It is suitable for independent beginning learner to get a quick grasp of basic theory learning and simulation practice.

Specifications:

Competitive Advantage:

Electronic trainer is self learning simulator, which include theory learning, simulation practice, case study and accident study.

Interactive electronic trainer utilizes high-quality materials, equipped with high-performance visual system. With 120°visual angel, the product can realize stand-alone teaching structure, perfectly smooth flowing images showing the process of interactive driving experience. At the same time, it also provides video teaching, guidance to virtual driving practice, interactive driving experience, accident proneness evaluation and etc. It will help the beginner to complete theory learning and simulation practice, which is a good choice for army and driver training institutions.

Student will learn driving theory and simulation practice through simulator. Each practice will be record by machine, and will evaluate student’s driving behavior.