MilSim Asia: AviationLearn delves into unmanned sector
One of the few domestic companies to exhibit at MilSim Asia 2016 in Singapore was AviationLearn, which is delving more deeply into the unmanned sector. …
Saab is making significant inroads into live, virtual and constructive simulation environments in the Asia-Pacific market.
This is demonstrated by the Swedish company’s imminent training and simulation delivery to the Japanese military.
The Japan Ground Self-Defence Force (JGSDF) awarded Saab a contract for its Small Arms Virtual Indoor Trainer (SAVIT) last year and delivery will begin soon for utilisation by the military.
Neil Patrick, director of marketing & sales for Saab’s Land Systems (Asia Pacific), said that in 2015 the company introduced an updated Personal Detection Device (PDD), a man-worn harness that acts as a communication hub in the system with integral
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