Lightweight Kits
The lightweight kits allow for ergonomic movement and incorporate the soldier’s weapon to make training as realistic as possible. All are modular and can be instrumented for use at ground combat centers, homestations, and Military Operations on Urban Terrain (MOUT) sites, with optional upgrades that address instrumentation, combat life saver treatment, compatibility with new weapons and new vulnerabilities.
Individual Weapon System (IWS)
Our MILES Individual Weapon System (IWS) 2 is an advanced U.S. Army tactical engagement simulation system that maintains weapon alignment during an entire exercise.
- Compatible - Interfaces with homestations, CTCs and Military Operations in Urban Terrain (MOUT) facilities.
- Easy Alignment - Requires only seconds to align a weapon.
- Less Equipment -The Small Arms Transmitter (SAT) can be mounted directly to a picatinny rail or to a weapon’s barrel with a universal clamp.
- Lighter Payload - Entire kit weighs less than 3.5 pounds.
Instrumented Tactical Engagement Simulation System II (I-TESS II)
Our I-TESS II is a fully integrated ground combat training system that tracks ground combat training exercises in real time.
- Peripherals - Added capabilities include rocket-propelled and hand grenade simulators, and a Battle Effects Simulator Interface Module.
- Reduced Setup Time - Conveniently issue and receive equipment from a deployable training site trailer with minimum support personnel.
- Enhanced Communications - Fast refresh rate and superior levels of instrumentation
- Real-Time Tracking - Instantaneous feedback and After Action Review (AAR) capabilities.
Instrumented-Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (I-MILES)
Our I-MILES equipment creates realistic tactical engagement simulation environments for soldiers, Marines, sailors, and security forces.
Accurately replicating the actual firing capabilities and effects of weapons during training, I-MILES detects hits from laser “bullets,” performs damage and/or casualty assessments on targets, and reinforces the requirement for individuals and units to adhere to operational doctrine.
Personal Area Network (PAN)
The Personal Area Network (PAN) Manworn provides reception, assessment and display of simulated weapon effects sustained by an infantry soldier and role player. PAN Manworn comprises wireless laser modules mounted about the soldier, maximizing soldier ergonomics and minimizing through life maintenance and operating costs. Benefits include:
- Small, lightweight form factor
- Accurate profile for infantry rifle, machine gun and sniper rifle.
- Wireless mounting about the soldier; eliminating cables and fabric
- Wireless Link to Shooter’s weapon simulation system(s)
- Bluetooth (Classic, LE) interface for inclusion of third party sensors
- Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment (MOLLE) attachment to battledress
- Magnetic mounts to role player’s garb
- Extending operating time 21+ days
- Qualified to MIL-STDs
