Virtual Reality Military Drone Flying Simulator.
Build confidence at the controls. VRMDFS turns flight theory into hands-on practice: trainees develop control familiarity and refine their flying technique through repeated sessions in an immersive virtual environment.
Seven drones. One training platform.
Train muscle memory with real-time feedback across seven drone types. Select an aircraft and build familiarity through repeated virtual flight practice.
Ten terrains to train in.
From glaciated high ground to desert and built-up areas. The terrain of the Simulator Development Division (SDD) is recreated from the real world using Google Maps integration.
Representative terrain illustrations; simulator visuals may vary.
A controller built for the simulator.
Trainees fly with MOE's custom RC controller: precision joysticks and a custom button layout, so every session builds muscle memory at the controls.
- Precision joystick inputs
- Custom button layout
- Efficient data transmission
- Multiplayer support
- Day-long battery life
Eight capabilities built for operational readiness.
A training system built to transfer skill to the field, not a game.
Precision joysticks and a custom button layout, built for the simulator.
Trainees fly inside a VR headset, in a full virtual environment.
Fixed-Wing, Hexa, Quad, Garuda, Q6 Drone, mR-20 Cargo and Switch UAV.
From glaciated and high-altitude ground to desert, jungle and built-up areas.
Simulates various weather scenarios for operational readiness.
Five or more pilots train together in the same session.
Step-by-step progression for every skill level.
Real-time feedback in every flight, and detailed performance reports for skill tracking.
Practice that builds muscle memory.
Repeated sessions in VR, with real-time feedback, give trainees control familiarity before they fly a real aircraft. Instructors choose the drone, the terrain and the difficulty, and several pilots can train together.
Download the VRMDFS brochure.
Three pages on the seven drones, the ten terrains and the custom RC controller. PDF, 9.6 MB.
Drone Simulator at a glance.
Who it is for
- Army and air force UAV training establishments
- Units raising drone sections that need to train many pilots at once
- Drone training schools preparing pilots for live flying
How a deployment works
- Scoping You tell us the drone types, terrain and number of pilots.
- Demonstration Fly VRMDFS yourself, at T-Hub in Hyderabad or at your site.
- Setup Stations and custom RC controllers are installed for multiplayer sessions.
- Training Pilots progress through three difficulty modes, with a report after every session.
Specifications
| Drone types | 7: Fixed-Wing, Hexa, Quad, Garuda, Q6 Drone, mR-20 Cargo, Switch UAV |
|---|---|
| Terrains | 10: glaciated, high altitude, mountain, plains, jungle, semi-desert, desert, SDD, obstacle, built-up area |
| Controller | MOE custom RC controller: precision joysticks, custom button layout, day-long battery |
| Pilots per session | 5 or more (multiplayer) |
| Difficulty | 3 modes, from first flights to advanced practice |
| Conditions | All-weather scenarios and configurable obstacles |
| Assessment | Real-time feedback in flight and a performance report for every session |
| Headset | VR headset, full virtual environment |
Questions buyers ask about Drone Simulator.
What is VRMDFS?
VRMDFS is THE MOE's Virtual Reality Military Drone Flying Simulator. Trainees fly seven drone types across ten terrains in VR, using a custom RC controller, to build control familiarity through repeated practice.
Which drones can trainees fly?
Seven: Fixed-Wing, Hexa, Quad, Garuda, Q6 Drone, mR-20 Cargo and Switch UAV.
What terrain and weather does it simulate?
Ten terrains: glaciated, high altitude, mountain, plains, jungle, semi-desert, desert, SDD, obstacle and built-up area. The SDD terrain is recreated from the real world using Google Maps integration. Weather conditions and obstacles can be set for custom scenarios.
Can several pilots train at once?
Yes. Multiplayer supports five or more pilots in the same session, each with their own performance record.
How is pilot performance tracked?
Trainees get real-time feedback during each flight, and every session produces a performance report with detailed evaluation metrics, so instructors can track each pilot's skill over time.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. Three difficulty modes take trainees from first flights to advanced practice.
What hardware does it use?
A VR headset and MOE's custom RC controller, with precision joysticks, a custom button layout and day-long battery life.
One engineering team, five platforms.
Train, visualise and operate on systems built to work together. See them in the field.
Request a live demonstration.
See VRMDFS flown on the custom RC controller, across its drones, terrains and difficulty modes.