Royal Navy installs photo-realistic bridge simulator

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On-the-job training is not something you want to do with the bridge team of a frigate costing over a billion pounds, so the Royal Navy uses simulators to bring officers up to speed. The latest is a Photo-realistic warship bridge simulator installed at the Britannia Royal Naval College (BRNC), Dartmouth, England. This simulator uses computers to generate images so realistic that students often sway as the “ship” rolls, even though it’s sitting still... Continue Reading Royal Navy installs photo-realistic bridge simulator

Section: On the Water

Tags: Royal Navy, Ships, Simulator, Training

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