Aeroter has signed a contract with Brunner to provide its first Novasim virtual reality full motion simulator in the VRT500 helicopter configuration to Aeroter. The simulator will be used to demonstrate the VRT500 helicopter to new customers and as a functioning training device.
“We are proud to announce that the next OEM has chosen our company to demonstrate the full potential of the VRT500 Helicopter to interested customers, based on our full motion mixed reality simulator Novasim VR. This cooperation between Brunner and Aeroter is proof for us that mixed and virtual reality simulators are the way forward and will lead the whole simulation and training industry into an era of safer, cleaner, and more affordable training in the future!” said Roger Klingler, CEO at Brunner.
“With the Novasim VR, we can show our new VRT500 to all potential customers and helicopter pilots out there. For the first time, they will be able to experience the advantages of the coaxial rotor system, our smooth and agile flight characteristics, and the spacious cabin our VRT500 offers. Brunner was from the beginning our preferred partner and has won our trust over competing systems”, enthused Alexander Okhonko, the CEO of Aeroter.
This innovative virtual reality simulator will be used for demonstrations and test flights on the VRT500 helicopter on tradeshows and in Aeroter’s production facility in Italy. With realistic flight characteristics and precise control loading units with VRT500 Grips included, it makes flying the VRT500 a real pleasure. Stunning 360° Views on the newest VARJO AERO HMD and a realistic designed 3D cockpit and flight model integrated into the Novasim VR allow users to experience the VRT500 for the first time in VR on Brunner’s full motion VR simulator. Autorotation, hydraulic loss, and engine failure are just a few features that can be experienced on the Novasim VR. Its compact size makes the Novasim VR the perfect tool for these tasks. The result is a very realistic flight and training experience at an affordable price.
This press release was prepared and distributed by Brunner Elektronik AG.
