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How realistic are the driving simulators?Our simulators use a highly realistic, physics, math modelling engine from a company called Mechanical Simulation. They provide all of the OEM car and truck manufactures with the same math modelling software for their multi-million dollar simulators. We are the exclusive North American provider in our class of simulators using CarSimâ„¢ and TruckSimâ„¢ technology, to replicate real-world vehicle dynamics like weight, engine performance, and handling, as well as being able to turn on and off safety features such as Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS), and Traction Control Systems (TCS).
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How do the simulators improve driver training outcomes?The simulators provide a safe, realistic, and controlled environment for drivers to practice, receive feedback. We also can allow the student driver to practice risky situations in weather, or high traffic situations, or failing brakes and tire blowouts . This allows the student to improve their skills in defensive driving, and emergency situations, without the risks of actual on-road training.
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What kind of hardware comes with the simulators?Every simulator includes Dell-branded computers and monitors, known for their reliability and performance. Each setup is backed by a minimum 3-year onsite ProSupport Warranty by Dell, ensuring expert assistance from qualified Dell technicians when needed. This guarantees a seamless and worry-free hardware experience. The steering wheels and pedals used in our simulator are provided by Logitech. Logitech is a name brand in simulator controls. Our chassis used for our cockpit simulators is manufactured out of high-strength 1/4" thick aluminum, right here in Tulsa, OK., for a simulator that will last for years.
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Are there ongoing costs like software subscriptions or maintenance fees?No, none of the Simulator Systems Intl. products have ongoing software subscription fees or mandatory maintenance contracts.
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