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Pilots who fly rarely lose currency fastest. Simulator sessions keep hands in practice between real deployments.
Simulator time is the cheapest flight hour there is — no battery cycles, no weather window, no risk. It only helps if the simulated world resembles the one you fly in.
Pilots who fly rarely lose currency fastest. Simulator sessions keep hands in practice between real deployments.
Rehearse the emergencies you hope never to see. Losing an aircraft in simulation costs nothing and teaches the same lesson.
Training does not compete with operations for the airframe, the batteries or the airspace.
Simulation · the Hannover medical network: ten drones, 42 platform flights, every landing on its pad · ArduPilot SITL in the Unreal twin
Simulation · one agent, each robot on its own vendor interface
The simulated aircraft starts wherever you put it on the map. No travel, no permit and no airspace slot.
Enter a start position, plan the mission and fly it. The simulated aircraft appears in your fleet like a real one.
Photorealistic worlds built from 3D data of real places. So far we have flown Hannover, Munich, Essen and a landfill near Braunschweig.
A photogrammetry model of your site can be placed inside the surrounding city, so the detail is where you fly.
Simulation · the fleet twin: ten aircraft over Hannover, every flight a platform flight
Simulated aircraft run real ArduPilot and PX4 firmware, so a plan is flown by the same autopilot that will fly it in the field.
Switch on Simulate Mission in the take-off dialog and watch the plan fly in the console before the aircraft leaves the ground.
The simulated battery drains as the aircraft flies. You see how long the route takes and whether the pack lasts.
In a 3D world the simulated camera takes the photos along the route. They upload and are processed into a map like real ones.

A simulator knows where everything is, so a rendered frame can come with the ground truth a labelling team would otherwise draw by hand. Today we produce these datasets with you as a project.
The camera pose for every frame, plus depth, per-object masks and tracking boxes in our street scenes.
A person walking at night, a car on fire, a junction full of traffic. Each one can be repeated under different light and weather.
Check a mapping pipeline against simulated survey flights, where the true position of every photo is known.
Simulation · CARLA thermal hand-off, every frame labelled by the simulator
Whether simulated time can be credited toward remote pilot training is decided per jurisdiction, and the answer differs between EASA guidance and individual national aviation authorities. We are not going to tell you that your hours count until we can point at the specific rule that says so for your country and your operating category.
What is uncontroversial is the operational value: rehearsal, currency and emergency practice improve the quality of real flights regardless of whether a regulator credits the time. Treat the compliance question as a bonus to confirm, not the reason to train.
Send us your facility and we will talk through what building and training on its model involves.