XR Sim Training Scenario. Photo: Reiser Simulation
Reiser Simulation and Training Reiser
Simulation and
Training
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renowned for its Airbus H145 and H135 simulators, located at the five most important flight training hubs across Europe.
The Norwegian Competence Centre Helicopter (NCCH) in Stavanger, Norway, was the first to feature a mixed-reality (MR) 3rd crew member station for mission training. This training system includes 3D virtual-reality (VR) goggles that simulate the outside view through the simulator’s side/rear doors. This allows crew members to perform their tasks such as winch operations, external cargo and
FLIR operations; and accurately mirrors the real-world emergency process. “Reiser is currently working on qualification for several training devices in AR, VR, and XR (eXtended Reality, a mix of AR/MR/VR overlaid with digital data for training purposes),” said Martin Keil, the company’s CTO. “Our focus is on FAA and EASA-qualified pilot training devices.”
“Reiser’s main competence and focus is on multi-crew coordination (MCC),” added Jonas Goercke, the company’s head of business-line flight training. “We design our products based on the training needs of the customers, not the qualification requirements of the
authorities. We can design and operate products independently of the original equipment manufacturers (OEM), as we can re-engineer flight dynamics and behavior of the helicopters. Reiser’s products exceed the minimum requirements for simulation devices to ensure high quality of training beyond the regulations.”
In the near future, Reiser expects this type of training to be a relatively far- ranging substitute and supplement to existing training solutions. Keil noted, “In the longer term, it might completely replace existing training devices and allow pilots to fly up to 100% of their training.”
XR Sim Training Scenario. Photo: Reiser Simulation
78 Mar/Apr 2025
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