Guided Weapon Evaluation Facility Cockpit Simulation

The cockpit system that FAAC has produced is known as the Multi-spectral Man-In-The-Loop (MMITL) Cockpit Simulator Program. The MMITL provides realistic pilot-weapon interface, including the aircrew’s role in target acquisition/tracking and weapon launch/guidance. The MMITL program provides realistic emulation of the aircraft interface from both the aircrew’s and weapon’s perspective. The simulated cockpit interface, based upon an F-15E, supports the function of aircrew weapon employment with adequate representation of other tertiary tasks. The weapon interface robustly imitates the necessary power, analog signals and digital signals as implemented in the actual F-15 weapon interface. The MMITL cockpit simulator provides a meaningful tool to support human factors studies in relationship to weapon employment. This program combines all the facets of FAAC’s extensive simulation background, from the work of the Driving Simulation Systems, to the low cost cockpit flight simulators produced from FAAC’s gaming prospective (Back to Baghdad™) and the lengthy resources from FAAC’s leading military background.