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The Chiltern Railways simulator at Aylesbury. It is based on a class 168/2 cab. 16th September 2016.
The Full Flight Simulator is manufactured by Thales Training & Simulation to support the SSJ100 Program
My first attempt to start the train to Trogen at the station St.Gallen, and film at the same time. The simulator was donated by Stadler Rail AG to the Locorama museum. The switchbox behind it makes the authentic sounds. Unfortunately I discovered this thing just before they shut the museum and could not try for long. But I will go there again, it's cool. Romanshorn, Switzerland, Apr 25, 2010.
The Full Flight Simulator is manufactured by Thales Training & Simulation to support the SSJ100 Program
Here you see a model of the VMS used for Space Shuttle pilot training. It is the largest motion simulator in the world.
It is deep in the secure part of the NASA Ames campus, across the street from a stone building with engraved wings “N.A.C.A. Flight Research”, the original building before it became NASA.
The model shows some details that are hard to see otherwise: two huge hydraulic pistons extend 75 ft. into the ground. And the room is 120 ft. tall. The pistons lift 140,000 lbs, with a simulator that can slide along the massive horizontal beam. The pod can also pivot about like the stationary simulators.
This InfoCopter IC 122 T is a brandnew rega helicopter-simulator at the Swiss Museum of Transport. It is for public use and fly through high detailed, in real time generated sceneries. During the last weeks it was in test mode, with limited functionality. Now it is assembled anew for the definitive operation with all functions. The software comes from the military sector and is marketed first for entertainment. From next Saturday on it should run. Luzern, Switzerland, July 6, 2010.