New VITAL image generation launched by FlightSafety International
FlightSafety International (FSI) has introduced its new VITAL 1150 image generation (IG) system. The new IG replaces the VITAL 1100 that was introduced in late 2013.
The new system can render normal rates of 120Hz with up to 8K resolution to provide a much higher resolution than its predecessor.
This, said the company, provides, ‘the sharpest visual quality throughout the entire flight envelope encountered during training’.
Reflecting the increasing requirements for networked training, FSI has added new features for advanced information assurance that support current and future cyber-security requirements.
Shephard understands the new system has been offered on a number
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