AV-TAC joint arms simulator

A virtual environment for joint-arms training. The AV-TAC joint arms simulator combines high immersion, resolution and field of view with distributed simulators connected over DIS-HLA — from squad to battalion level.

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AV-TAC

Virtual environment for joint-arms training

Mortar used in artillery simulation for joint-arms training

The AV-TAC theater delivers a highly immersive environment with the resolution and field of view required for joint-arms training, opening a wide range of possibilities across the virtual battlefield.

Forward observers, artillery, air support, drones and mechanized elements work in the same scenario, while commanders follow the action from a C2 view and a global view of the virtual battlefield.

Projection: Multi-channel 4K · 8K
Echelon: Squad to battalion
Protocol: DIS-HLA
Network: Remote-site interoperability

Capabilities

Every arm on one virtual battlefield

4K & 8K projection

A multi-channel, high-resolution projection system gives the immersion and field of view that joint-arms procedures demand.

Forward observer

A dedicated forward observer position with virtual binoculars to locate targets and direct fire onto the virtual battlefield.

Artillery simulator

An integrated artillery simulator works alongside the forward observer position in the same virtual environment.

Air support

Air support is part of the scenario, and the system connects to flight simulators so aircrews and ground units train in the same exercise.

Drones & mechanized

Drone and UAS support and mechanized support extend the exercise beyond dismounted troops.

C2 & global view

A command-and-control view and a global view of the virtual battlefield let commanders follow and coordinate every element.

Distributed simulation

From squad to battalion over DIS-HLA

AV-TAC is built for distributed training. Simulators connected over DIS-HLA bring separate units and systems into one joint-arms exercise, so coordination between arms is practiced at the echelon where it happens — from squad up to battalion.

Connection to individual simulators
Connection to distributed systems
Connection to flight simulators
Interoperability between remote sites

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Questions

AV-TAC FAQ

What is a joint arms simulator?

It is a virtual environment where different arms train together in the same scenario. In AV-TAC, forward observers, artillery, air support, drones and UAS and mechanized support operate on one virtual battlefield, with a C2 view for command.

What level of unit can train in AV-TAC?

Distributed simulators connected over DIS-HLA support training from squad to battalion level.

Can AV-TAC connect to other simulators?

Yes. It connects to individual simulators, distributed systems and flight simulators, and supports interoperability between remote sites.

What display system does it use?

A multi-channel, high-resolution 4K and 8K projection system, providing the immersion and field of view appropriate for joint-arms training.

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