Tenstar Simulation offers a wide range of professional machine training simulators developed by engineers in close cooperation with key players in the respective markets. The graphics are designed with an emphasis to create real machine models and actual work environments/scenarios. Each machine type has a set of carefully developed exercises, optimized to train the students in areas of maintenance, driving skills, maneuvering skills and safety.

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Tenstar Simulation offers the ability to combine multiple different machine types within the same simulator hardware providing the benefit of flexible and cost-effective learning.

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Tenstar simulator is offering a varied education criterion for the teacher. Switching between each machine takes seconds and does not require exchanging or switching control levers.

 

Tenstar provides realism utilizing professional hardware together with life-like movement through our state-of-the-art, fully user-adjustable motion base unit.

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Tenstar Simulations offers multiple machine types within the six categories below.  Each machine type has a set of carefully developed exercises, optimized to train the students in areas of maintenance, driving, maneuvering, safety and special handling.

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• Construction

  • Mobile Crane

  • Telescopic Handler

  • Track Excavator

  • Dozer

  • Articulated Hauler

  • Tower Crane

  • Wheel Loader

  • Grader

  • Wheel Excavator

• Transportation

  • Forklift

  • Timber Crane Truck

  • Crane Lorry

  • Telescopic Handler

  • Wheel Loader

  • Asphalt Paver

• Traffic

  • Car

  • American Truck

  • Long Hauler

  • Truck with Trailer

  • Bus

  • Van

• Emergency Vehicles

  • Ambulance

  • Fire Engine

• Agriculture

  • Combine Harvester

  • Tractor

  • Telescopic Handler

• Forestry

  • Forwarder

  • Harvester

  • Track Excavator

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Unique features:

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• Multi Machine Environment (MME) - allows multiple users to enter the simulation making interactive cooperative training possible which prepares the student for the real interaction with other users.  MME allows the users to network multiple simulator seats/machines into one site environment. An example of this can be seen in the road construction exercise where a track excavator work with two articulated dump trucks delivering material to a dozer carrying out final trimming on the highway.

• Tenstar User Xperience (TUX) - offers a clean and keyboard free user interface, making use of all the screens and primarily the touch screen when selecting machine type and exercise. The user can resume where he or she previously left off, simply by logging in with a personal login.

• Tenstar Scoring System (TSS) - provides performance-based scorecards and progress charts focusing on safety, quality and economy enabling evaluation, feedback and incentive for student progress and development.  The scorecard and progress charts allow the instructor to track each student’s development making it possible to give unique and personal instructions for every student.  The Scoring System also enables real time feedback, to the student, ensuring continued and focused improvement in key areas.

• Tenstar Record and Replay (TRR) - record the whole training session and store it, all simulated features included, as a small file with a ground-breaking solution. Replay any situation in slow motion or stop it completely. The replayed exercise can be viewed from any chosen angle at any given time. This timeline feature provides the instructor with an extended tool to follow up and provide feedback to the student. This makes it possible to understand why a situation occurred and how it could be prevented. The replay can be run on the simulator via the touch control or at the teacher’s computer both with a unique intuitive interface.

• Virtual Training Space (VTS) - allows multiple users to enter the same space, making interactive, cooperative advanced training possible. Teamwork is essential to any work environment, especially when operating heavy machinery. Users can safely, regardless of weather, practice simultaneous use of multiple machines in collaborative exercises.  An example of this can be seen in the road construction exercise where a track excavator works with two articulated dump trucks, delivering material to a dozer carrying out final trimming on the highway.Up to 4 users can interact as VR-Avatar, for example, as an instructor giving instructions, a surveyor/grade controller setting out for machines, and a machine banksman/traffic marshal/siteforeman.  This provides non machine operators the unique opportunity to interact with site operations in a safe and controlled environment, the training possibilities are endless!

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The simulators are available in four platforms:

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• Advanced Desktop

• Car Simulator

• Mobile Unit

• Mobile Unit Motion Base

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View the brochure.

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Please contact your Regional Manager for more information, or use the links above to gain access to more specific information.

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