Brazilian Army acquires simulators for Guarani VBTP
Simulators will enable drivers to train in virtual scenarios, replicating with high reliability the cabin of the Guarani VBTP.
The Brazilian Army has acquired four new simulators for the 6x6 Guarani VBTP-MR, as it intensifies efforts to improve training.
Simulators will enable drivers to train in virtual scenarios, replicating with high reliability the cabin of the Guarani VBTP.
The army has signed a contract on 17 November with the Federation of Industries of the State of Rio de Janeiro (FIRJAN in Portuguese) that will develop the simulators through the SENAI Institute of Technology.
In addition, the agreement includes technical/logistical support as well as training the staff who will operate and maintain the driver simulators.
Technology transfer is also included,
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