New Zealand’s iSim Integrates ORCA Force Feedback in Hawker 800 Simulator
New Zealand – iSim Ltd, a New Zealand-based manufacturer of next-generation flight simulators, has successfully developed a custom control loading system for a Hawker 800 business jet simulator. Utilizing Iris Dynamics’ ORCATM Series Smart Linear Motors, iSim has enhanced flight control realism by integrating advanced force feedback technology into its training platform.
- iSim designed the custom control loading system to provide realistic force feedback, replicating real-world flight control forces.
- The project utilized the ORCA-6-24V Linear Actuator, offering precise, smooth, and backdrivable force feedback.
- Traditional control loading systems required complex gear trains, load cells, and servo motors, making integration costly and time-consuming. ORCA motors provided a more efficient solution.
- The integration of ORCA motors streamlined the development process, reducing wiring complexity and eliminating the need for multiple external components.
- ORCA motors operate at just 20 dB, ensuring a quiet training environment without distracting simulator noise.
- The system is fully customizable, allowing adjustable stiffness, damping, and autopilot-driven movements to enhance simulation accuracy.
About iSim Ltd
iSim Ltd is a New Zealand-based manufacturer of advanced flight simulators, specializing in custom Flight Training Devices for various aircraft and helicopter types. The company focuses on integrating cutting-edge technology to enhance pilot training realism.
About Iris Dynamics
Iris Dynamics is a developer of smart linear motor solutions, providing advanced motion control technology for aviation, simulation, and industrial applications. Their ORCA Series motors are designed for precision force feedback in high-fidelity training systems.
Source: Iris Dynamics
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