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| A
leader in driver simulation
technology and training systems |
| GE
Driver Development,
a leader in driver
simulation technology
and training systems,
offers a complete line
of programs for: |
| Long-haul
freight carriers |
EVO
(Emergency Vehicle
Operators) |
| Law
enforcement agencies |
Fire
departments |
| Motor
coach carriers |
Public
transportation
companies |
| Private
fleets |
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| Providing
Innovative Solutions for
Driver Training and Assessment |
| driVR
provides: affordable driving
simulation for use in rehabilitation
settings to evaluate functional
driving skills; and an immersive
driving experience, allowing
a user to enter into and
travel around in a realistic
three-dimensional artificial
world. To guide the user
along a route, visual and/or
auditory cues are provided.
The view port changes with
vehicle position and angle
of head rotation. The clinician,
instructor or assessor is
able to observe in real time
on the computer to monitor
the user’s experience. |
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| An
industry leader in Virtual
Reality Simulators technology |
| FAAC,
Inc. is a privately owned company
that provides driving simulators
by the name of DTS. FAAC, Inc.
offers a desktop mount model
or a floor standing model.
Both products offer customized
training scenarios. Organizations
can assess driver skills in
automobiles, emergency vehicles,
public transit vehicles, commercial
vehicles, trucks and SUV’s.
Helicopter scenarios are also
available in joystick mode.
DTS allows the drivers to receive
comprehensive training by introducing
real hazards and allowing training
scenarios to be repeated to
improve lesson enforcement.
The instructor has the capability
to configure scenarios and
define specific parameters
for each training session.
Controlling traffic elements,
weather conditions, pedestrians,
and navigational hazards are
some of the capabilities. |
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| The
complete solution to driver
training, testing and screening |
| Doron
Precision Systems, Inc. develops,
produces, installs and services
their complete driving simulation
systems. The 400 model has
three modes of operation, automatic,
manual and demonstration. The
automatic mode measures a driver's
threat recognition ability
(perception distance). The
Manual mode measures driver’s
reaction time distance (recognition
plus reaction distances) and
the Demonstration mode measures
drivers total stopping distance
under various selectable conditions
of speed, grade, and road surface.
This model can be used in various
situations from measuring the
effects of drunk driving to
helping the disabled to practice
driving skills in a non-threatening
environment. The 450LE and
A.M.O.S. II models are fully
interactive driving simulators
that focus on the appropriate
tactics and procedures in emergency
or mutual-aid situations. Multiple
operator units can be linked
with the Instructor/Dispatch
station. The 450LE and A.M.O.S.
II teaches tactical and procedural
responses, refines mature judgment
and decision-making abilities,
enhances cooperation and teamwork
and includes radio communications |
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| Home
of the VisionStation® & VisionDome® line
of products |
| Elumens
provides the Visionstation
800 display unit which is a
1.5 meter hemispherical screen
used to display images via
a projector with 180 degree
image span. The curved screen
provides a more realistic image
and expands the field of view.
Visionstation is compatible
with most simulation software
programs and would provide
another perspective of driving
in a virtual reality world. |
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| Driving Simulator for Driver
Education |
| The
Raydon Virtual Driver™ is the first fully
interactive driving simulator system
that puts students behind the wheel
before they hit the highway. Our
RVD™ driving simulators are
a simple, cost-effective way to
expertly prepare students for the
challenges they will face on the
open road. |
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Copyright © 2004, Kenneth C. Mills, Ph.D.
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