Application Scenarios Of Driving Flight Simulators

‌Application scenarios of driving flight simulators mainly include the following aspects‌:

‌Flight skill training and assessment‌: Through highly simulated flight models, flight simulators allow users to systematically learn basic flight knowledge, such as instrument identification, avionics operation, route planning, etc., and master core driving techniques such as takeoff, cruising, and landing. The system has a built-in intelligent evaluation module that can score the user's operating accuracy and emergency handling capabilities in real time, generate training reports, and help improve skills‌.

‌Aviation science education‌: In science and technology museums and flight experience halls, flight simulators are used as science exhibits to popularize aviation knowledge to the public and provide immersive flight experiences. For example, the C919 simulator at the Shanghai Aerospace Science Center reveals the mysteries of the cockpit of a large aircraft through a realistic instrument panel and flight feedback system, stimulating young people's desire to explore aviation science‌.

‌Military tactical simulation‌: The two-seat three-screen full-instrument flight simulator can be switched to the fighter cockpit mode, simulating the F-35's distributed aperture system (DAS) panoramic perception, and with the tactical map screen, it can achieve multi-task coordination of air combat maneuvers, formation flying and ground attacks. ‌Entertainment and science fiction experience‌: The flight simulator also supports peripheral expansion such as VR helmets, somatosensory seats, and airflow simulators, and provides science fiction theme modules such as "flight on the edge of space", "World War II air combat", and "Mars helicopter control", allowing players to experience the black vision effect when overloaded by 9G and the chest resonance of the roaring engine‌.