
Military training simulators, built and proven in India.
Driver training, UAV pilot training and command collaboration for the armed forces. Indian Army approved, endorsed by the Simulator Development Division, and in operational use across 15+ states.
More trainees, harder terrain, the same number of vehicles.
Every army is training more drivers and more drone pilots than live equipment, ranges and weather allow. Simulation takes the repetition off the real vehicle and puts it where it is safe, measurable and available every day.
Every live training hour burns fuel, wears out parts and takes a vehicle away from the unit.
Monsoon, fog and snow stop live training, yet they are exactly the conditions drivers and pilots meet in service.
A brake failure on a mountain descent is too dangerous to create for real. In a simulator an instructor can trigger it.
Judgement from the passenger seat varies between instructors. Scored reports make readiness comparable across units.
Three systems, one engineering team.
VR multi-mode driving simulator
Four light and four heavy vehicle types, seven terrains, real wheel and pedals with force feedback, live fault injection and automated reports.
View platform →Military drone flying simulator
Seven drone types from fixed-wing to cargo, ten terrains, a custom RC controller and multiplayer sessions for five or more pilots.
View platform →Virtual command centre
A shared real-time environment for command exercises and incident management, where every participant sees the same picture.
View platform →In operational use where training is hardest.
VRMMDS is running in the field, not in a demonstration room: in Assam and Himachal Pradesh, where monsoon rain, mountain gradients, low visibility and long convoy routes are the normal training conditions. Deployment details are shared under NDA on request.

The questions defence buyers ask first.
Where training data lives, and how a system behaves without a network, matter as much as the graphics. More on our technology.
Runs fully disconnected where policy requires it, with no dependency on an external network.
Deployed on your own infrastructure, with training data kept inside your facility.
Rigs move between training halls and bases without a re-commissioning project.
We are pursuing ISO 27001 certification. It is not yet held, and we will not claim it until it is.
From our blog.
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How real troops, simulators and computer-generated forces train together.
Read →Questions buyers ask about Defence.
Which military training simulators does THE MOE make?
VRMMDS, a VR multi-mode driving simulator for light and heavy vehicles; VRMDFS, a military drone flying simulator with seven drone types and ten terrains; and Sky-XR, a shared virtual command centre for exercises and coordination.
Is VRMMDS approved by the Indian Army?
Yes. VRMMDS is approved by the Indian Army and endorsed by the Simulator Development Division, and it is in operational use across 15+ states, including Assam and Himachal Pradesh.
Can the simulators run without a network connection?
Yes. They are air-gap capable and can be deployed on your own premises, so training runs fully disconnected where policy requires it and training data stays inside your facility.
Can the rigs move between units?
Yes. The rigs are portable and built for multi-base deployment, so training can be standardised across units without shipping vehicles between them.
How are trainees assessed?
Every session is scored and logged automatically. VRMMDS instructors can also inject mechanical and environmental faults mid-session, and VRMDFS gives pilots real-time feedback and a report after each flight.
Where can we see the simulators?
Request a demonstration and we will run them on real hardware, at T-Hub in Hyderabad or at your base.
Brief our defence team.
See VRMMDS or VRMDFS on real hardware at T-Hub in Hyderabad or at your base, or tell us your procurement timeline and we will route you to the right engineers.