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Defense
driving
mission simulation
Prepare military vehicle crews for demanding operations with high-fidelity simulation solutions designed for individual, tactical and collective mission training.
Meeting today's military vehicles training challenges
Land forces must prepare vehicle crews for increasingly demanding missions while preserving operational assets and adapting training to evolving battlefield requirements.
Balancing training and vehicle availability
Operational vehicles must remain available for deployment while supporting growing training requirements.
Cost-intensive live training
Frequent training on real vehicles increases fuel consumption, mechanical wear and maintenance requirements.
Complex battlefield conditions
Crews need repeated exposure to varied terrain, changing conditions and tactical threats that are difficult to reproduce safely in live training.
Evolving operational threats
Training scenarios must evolve rapidly to reflect new threats, battlefield dynamics and changing operational doctrine.
From vehicle handling
to tactical mission readiness
Exail mission simulators provide a modular training environment that scales from initial driver training to advanced tactical maneuvers, enabling crews to progressively develop the skills required for real-world operations.
High-fidelity vehicle simulation
Realistic training starts with an accurate representation of the vehicle. Exail combines data-driven modeling and reverse engineering to reproduce vehicle physics, electronic interfaces and onboard systems with high fidelity.
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1:1 vehicle physics
Static and dynamic measurements for representative vehicle behavior.
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Electronic interface replication
Accurate reproduction of complex electronic interfaces through reverse engineering.
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Vehicle-specific systems
Custom exercises for advanced electronic functions and onboard systems.
Tailored to your military
vehicle platform
Exail simulation solutions can be tailored to different military vehicle platforms, providing hands-on training adapted to vehicle-specific controls, systems and functions.
Reproduce vehicle-specific handling and onboard systems for realistic tactical mobility training.
- Vehicle handling
- Onboard systems
- Tactical mobility
Replicate the dynamics, controls and complex systems of heavy tracked platforms.
- Vehicle dynamics
- Control interfaces
- Onboard systems
Prepare drivers to operate heavy transport vehicles across varied terrain and mission conditions.
- Heavy vehicle handling
- Varied terrain
- Mission scenarios
Build training around the mission
Complex terrain & tactical driving
Prepare crews to operate across varied terrain and realistic environmental conditions while responding to dynamic obstacles and tactical threats.
- Varied terrain
- Weather & day/night conditions
- Checkpoints & road blockages
- IED threats & attacks
Collective mission training
Train multiple crews as a coordinated unit in evolving tactical scenarios that react dynamically to trainee decisions.
- Group driving
- Radio procedures
- Coordinated firing
- Dynamic MSE & CGF scenarios
WHY CHOOSE US?
Independent scenario control
Keep control over classified mission profiles and adapt training scenarios in-house.
From simulation to the field
Preserve physical muscle memory through authentic controls and immersive Mixed Reality.
Rapid platform adaptation
Prepare crews for new vehicle platforms through data-driven modeling and high-fidelity digital twins.
Resource optimization
Reduce fuel consumption and mechanical wear while preserving operational vehicle availability.
Deployable & interoperable
Support collective training through cyber-hardened, HLA/DIS-compliant architectures.
FAQ
Exail driving simulation solutions can be tailored to a wide range of military vehicles, including light tactical vehicles, main battle tanks and transport trucks. Each simulator can reproduce vehicle-specific controls, electronic interfaces and onboard systems to support platform-specific training.
Exail combines vehicle data collection, static and dynamic measurements, and reverse engineering to accurately model vehicle physics and electronic interfaces. This data-driven approach provides realistic vehicle behavior and representative interaction with onboard systems.
Yes. Exail military driving simulators can reproduce varied terrain, weather and day/night conditions, as well as dynamic operational situations involving checkpoints, road blockages, IED threats and attacks. AI-controlled vehicles and pedestrians can also contribute to more dynamic training environments.
Yes. Exail simulators can operate independently or be networked for collective mission training. Multiple crews can train together on activities such as group driving, radio procedures and coordinated firing within shared tactical scenarios.
Exail's Mixed Reality technology combines a 360° virtual environment with physical vehicle controls, allowing trainees to interact naturally with the cockpit while remaining immersed in the scenario. This approach supports spatial awareness and helps preserve the muscle memory required for real vehicle operations.
Simulation enables forces to transfer suitable training activities away from operational vehicles, helping reduce fuel consumption, mechanical wear and maintenance requirements. It also helps preserve vehicle availability for operational deployment rather than routine training cycles.
