Military Crew Simulators & Trainers

The platform’s own software. The crew’s own seats.

MOUSE Solutions designs, builds and supports military crew simulators and trainers. Replicated crew stations run the platform’s own operational software, giving drivers, gunners and commanders familiar controls for individual and crew practice. Each training package brings together instructor stations, courseware and integrated logistics support.

Discuss simulator training

Illustrative simulator hall with dark metallic coal-grey crew trainers and an instructor guiding a trainee at the nearest station.

Full-motion crew cabins

A crew compartment on a motion platform adds physical cues to cross-country driving, firing on the move and closed-hatch operation. HLA and DIS interfaces connect the cabins with other simulators and training systems for shared crew and platoon exercises.

Motion simulator geometry and a completed full-motion crew cabin.

Drag to turn · Move the pointer to tilt · Arrow keys to adjust · Esc to resetSwipe to turn · Press and hold to tilt · Tap for a bump

The platform’s own software

Familiar menus, warnings and procedures reinforce practice.

One technical baseline

One platform baseline aligns publications, courseware and simulators.

Designed and built in-house

One team builds every station and trainer.

Support throughout service

ILS covers maintenance, updates and obsolescence.

Which simulator configurations are available?

Choose classroom trainers, weapon-system trainers, fixed-base crew stations or full-motion cabins. A shared software core and instructor environment support focused practice at one station or coordinated training across a connected exercise.

Classroom trainers

Simulator classroom with physical driving controls and separate desert-terrain simulations on each large display.

Rows of trainee seats, replicated controls and large displays support procedures, system knowledge and first hands-on practice, guided by one instructor.

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Weapon-system trainers

Full-scale weapon-system trainer on a circular training platform for gun crew training.

Full-scale assemblies on training platforms give gun and turret crews space to practice laying, loading sequences, fire-control operation and malfunction drills, with controls in their working positions.

Combined view of trainees using fixed-base simulator controls beside a rendering of the crew-station layout.

Fixed-base crew stations

Fixed-base crew stations offer cost-effective training on the platform’s operational software, with familiar controls and crew positions. Repeatable practice supports high ROI while reducing vehicle use, fuel costs and demand on field-training resources.

From ideation to simulation

Viewing geometry, a tilted engineering model and the completed motion simulator.

How does the instructor control the exercise?

From the instructor station, instructors set the scenario, introduce faults, follow crew positions and record the exercise. Replay and results give the crew a shared basis for debrief and help instructors decide what to practice next.

Choose scenarios and change exercise conditions
Introduce faults and malfunctions
Follow each crew position live
Record and replay exercises for debrief
Keep results in the trainee’s FLOW® training record

Instructors decide who is qualified. The simulator gives them the evidence.

Instructor station with monitoring displays and multiple motion simulator cabins in a training hall.

Can crews train together?

Yes. HLA and DIS networking lets several crews train in one exercise alongside other training systems.

Simulators run on-premises and can operate in air-gapped networks, keeping training data within the local environment.

Shared exercises

HLA and DIS connect MOUSE simulators with each other and with third-party training systems. Individual stations or complete crews can take part in the same exercise.

Local deployment

On-premises and air-gapped operation supports training without a cloud dependency or an external license server.

Who trains on MOUSE simulators?

Drivers, gunners and commanders can practice their roles individually before training as a full crew. Instructors guide each stage and use the exercise evidence to support feedback and qualification decisions.

Drivers

Practice vehicle handling, terrain and night driving, then continue to live runs assessed on AI Smart Track®.

Gunners

Practice sight operation, engagement sequences and malfunction drills.

Commanders

Rehearse crew leadership, navigation and radio procedures.

Full crews

Bring individual roles together through coordinated drills and networked platoon exercises.

Instructors

Build instructor-station skills through train-the-trainer courses.

Training in practice

Illustrative scene of an instructor coaching a trainee in a vehicle driving simulator.

Trainee driving on a panoramic driving simulator with a road scenario. — Driver training on a panoramic simulator.

From first practice to shared exercises

Crews practice together with familiar controls and the platform’s own operational software, in fixed-base stations or full-motion cabins. HLA and DIS connect them for shared exercises.

We supply individual simulators or complete training centers with FLOW® training management. Systems run offline on-premises, with maintenance, software updates and support after delivery.

Where it fits in your training

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Your crews reach the simulator with the procedures already learned in the classroom, then continue to live runs on AI Smart Track®.

Discuss a simulator for your platform.

Tell us which platform you are fielding or upgrading, who will train on it and where. We will propose the configuration mix, hall layout and training plan, from first lesson to qualification.