Aviatech - Aircraft Simulation Software

Aviatech is a subdivision of Aerosoft, which has focused on creating and developing simulation software since 1991. Our portfolio ranges from high-end graphic depictions of individual objects such as buildings, aircraft, vehicles, up to airports, cities and complete data bases. One of the key strenghts of our custom training scenarios lies in the fact that they are based on the Microsofts ESP platform for which we can also offer custom procedure training, complex system simulations as well as complete vehicles or aircraft simulation.

Virtual worlds for aircraft simulation systems

Aviatech creates virtual worlds, environments and scenarios for aircraft simulators using custom 3D-objects, photo-real landscapes as well as complete airport, city and data base blueprints. Our simulators feature professional 3D-design of planned objects and existing buildings including the integration of the real surroundings or the integration into a simulation in 3D-Studio or OpenFlight.

Our range of simulation products also includes the development of complex models of aircraft, trains and ships, as well as hi-fidelity animations and cockpit details. A selection of airports and objects are already available for the following countries: Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, UK, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Mexico and the US.

Aircraft cockpit and system simulators

Our highly qualified and competent team develop and create complex virtual models and simulations of aircraft, trains, ships, vehicles, including animations, cockpit-Design and systems. Prominent examples of vehicles depicted include the F-16 fighter, the Seahawk and Jayhawk helicopters, subway train simulation and bus and truck simulations. All vehicle simulators feature true-to-life virtual cockpits, dashboards and real life dynamics to simulate a complete operation.

Training mission and scenario simulations

Our experience of designing custom-built missions on the MS ESP platform gives our clients the utmost control over required ability and competence. Operators of highly-complex technical systems have to be fully familiar with the capabilities and operational uses of such systems as in some cases these situations cannot be practiced in reality. Training scenarios prepare users optimally for their tasks in a realistic environment, with original virtual control units, cockpits, and a highly realistic environment with high-resolution visuals being reproduced.

Be it in custom procedure training or complex system simulation, scenarios integrated into models of aircraft, trains, ships and cockpits allow an easy way of tutoring and introducing new systems or procedures including checks, scoring and evaluation.