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Combat Action Simulator for Training the Driver-Mechanic and Operator of the IMR-2 Engineer Vehicle

About the simulator

The static simulator for the mechanic-driver and operator of the IMR-2M engineering vehicle is used to train engineering troops specialists in order to study the IMR-2M model, familiarize themselves with the controls, and acquire practical skills in driving and performing engineering tasks as a mechanic-driver and operator of the IMR-2M. The simulator consists of a mock-up of the main control units of the mechanic-driver’s and engineering equipment operator’s workstation, along with computer hardware of an automated workstation equipped with licensed specialized software.
Mock-up of the control units for the mechanic-driver of the IMR-2M obstacle-clearing vehicle
Designed to develop skills in cadets and trainees for operating the control systems of a clearance vehicle, studying the sequence and accuracy of mechanics-drivers' actions during operation, without replicating actual work processes, in the initial stage of driver training.
  • Simulator Package Includes:

  • Simulator Frame with Driver-Mechanic Seats
  • Simulators of Control Interfaces, Instruments, and Assemblies
  • Control Levers (Left and Right)
  • Fuel Supply Pedal (Throttle)
  • Transmission Disengagement Pedal (Clutch)
  • Service Brake Pedal
  • Gear Selector
  • Tanker’s Headset with Cable
Mock-up of the Operator Control Interfaces of the IMR-2M Engineering Vehicle
Designed to develop in cadets and trainees the skills to perform engineering tasks without replicating work processes during the initial stage of training.
  • Mock-up Package Includes:

  • Simulator Frame (Desk) with Operator Seat
  • Operator Control Panel of the IMR-2M Engineering Vehicle
  • Tanker’s Headset with Cable