I/ITSEC 2015: Pilot training with EVA (video)

1st December 2015 - 16:00 GMT | by Grant Turnbull in Orlando

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Elbit Systems is displaying an embedded virtual avionics (EVA) solution for trainer and operational aircraft at this year’s I/ITSEC exhibition.

EVA can simulate weapon systems and sensors as well as virtual threats such as surface-to-air missiles.

Shephard spoke with Tal Levy, senior director at Elbit Systems about embedded avionic solutions and how it improves the training of pilots.

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