HMS Prince of Wales launches Banshee target drone in landmark demo
Banshee target drones could be used by the RN for experimentation of future sensors, weaponry and radio equipment.
Inzpire sees virtual simulation as a significant boost to training. (Photo: Inzpire)
The Mission Training Devices Division of Lincoln, UK-based Inzpire Ltd will be unveiling three new simulator systems at DSEI 2021 that address UAS, JTAC and rotary-wing training requirements.
The first is the Compact Agile Simulator Equipment (CASE) ISR/UAS, which is a deployable UAS simulator that has been designed to provide training for the pilot and sensor operator at the point of need.
CASE ISR/UAS can also integrate training for mission intelligence coordinators and can simulate a range of weapon and sensor payloads.
Based on Presagis’ UAV CRAFT software, the training device can represent generic fixed- or rotary-wing platforms. The system
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