It is an Infantry Tactical Simulator designed for training and instruction of infantry soldiers and developed entirely in Spain.

• The primary purpose is to make more realistic the virtual training of the soldier in:
1. Combat tactics.
2. Individual and team work.


• It is composed of a set of display and sensors devices that allow greater immersion and realism to who uses it.


• It is conected to a pc or laptop that has any first person simulation software.


• Replaces traditional peripherals such as the monitor, keyboard, mouse, joystick and speakers.

Virtual3dGun is composed of the following devices:

1. Assault Rifle Replica, designed to aim instead of the mouse, and control the entire system, using it as the keyboard and joystick.


2. Virtual Reality Googles, replacing the monitor.


3. Headset with surround sound and microphone in the helmet.


4. Backpack, It can receive video and audio, in addition to sending the signal of sensors to the computer without any cables, allowing total freedom of movement.


5. Motion capture sensors integrated for head and postures as bending over, lying down or leaning.

• The market:


• Global economic situation with cuts in Defense expenses.
• The growth of military foreign missions creates the need to invest in simulation programs for save on real training.
• Possibility of increasing the probabilities of success in performing a real training or mission because can reproduce the same situations in the virtual environment.
• Awareness of the environmental impact involving maneuvers, use of ammunition, etc.
• Training in locations with extreme weather conditions either cold or heat.

• Beneficts:


1. High level of immersion.
2. Modular and transportable.
3. COTS solution.
4. Fast deployment in operations area.
5. Windows Pc/laptop compatible.
6. It works under any first person simulator, as VBS3(NATO standard).

The simulator aims to complement the real training in:

• Instruction.
• Training.
• Mission deployment.

As a virtual training platform the system provide:

• The use of improvised locations.
• To work in the current training rooms.
• To use the simulator 24 hours a day.