Technical publications
Operating manuals, maintenance information, and illustrated parts catalogs (IPC), written to S1000D for the operator, maintenance, and engineering levels.
Publications & 3D
A common technical reference for your crews and maintainers.
Make your platform information clear for operators and maintainers. MOUSE develops technical publications and 3D content from the platform’s engineering data.
Your engineering and maintenance knowledge becomes a Level 5 interactive electronic technical manual (IETM) to S1000D, with 3D visuals, so your maintainers find procedures and parts on screen. This includes platforms that arrive with no documentation at all.
Discuss technical publications
Publications, models, and animation
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3D explanations
Interactive views, cutaways, and animation make assemblies and procedures easier to understand.
Level 5 IETM
Interactive electronic technical manuals at the highest level of interactivity, with procedures and parts data linked on screen.
What if there is no documentation?
Many platforms reach us with full engineering data. Many others arrive with a few drawings, an old manual, or nothing at all, sometimes after years of changes in the field.
In that case MOUSE starts at the equipment. Our engineers study it on site, take measurements, and sit with the operators and technicians who know it best. We then build the 3D model and the parts structure from scratch, write the procedures, and have your experts check each one on the equipment before the publication is released.
How is a publication built from engineering data?
When the data exists, the work follows four steps, and your engineers stay involved from the first chapter to the last.
- We collect the drawings, engineering data, and procedures with your engineers, and agree the structure of the publication.
- MOUSE technical writers and 3D artists produce the manuals, parts data, and models.
- Your engineers review each chapter against the platform before release.
- We deliver the IETM, and update it whenever your platform changes, so everyone works from the current configuration.
Who uses your publications?
One publication serves everyone who operates, maintains, or supports the platform.
- Operators. Operating procedures and warnings, in the order they are used, with a 3D view of each control.
- Maintenance teams. Maintenance tasks, illustrated parts data, and repair procedures, displayed at the platform.
- Engineers. Engineering-level data and configuration information for upgrades and depot work.
- Instructors. The same text and 3D models become the base of the courseware, so training content stays consistent with the manual.
Where it fits in your training
Research & EngineeringPublications & 3DRemote supportAssembly line supportCoursewareClassroomsSimulatorsAI Smart Track®FLOW®Instructors
Your publication is where training starts. MOUSE builds the courseware, classroom lessons, and simulator procedures from the same technical source, so every training stage reflects the platform as documented.
Make your platform
information clear.
Tell us who needs the information and what they need to understand.