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Realistic and immersive airport simulations

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Jul

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New software allowing the inspection of an aircraft in virtual reality.

Following the completion of a first pushback mandate with Air Canada, Simleader gets a second mandate for the new Walkaround technology Leader in technology, Simleader has created a new functional software allowing the inspection of an aircraft in virtual reality. This software will allow you to assign a list of [...]

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May

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Canada’s only ambulance simulator creates realistic training for Edmonton paramedic students

  By Su-Ling GohHealth Reporter  Global News The Edmonton post-secondary institution has acquired Canada’s only ambulance simulator. Custom-built for NAIT by SimLeader, the vehicle looks and sounds like a regular ambulance, but it has no wheels. Instead, the box sits on a motion platform, which shakes and moves it in [...]

23
Apr

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Canadian Armed Forces choose SimLeader

SimLeader is proud to announce that it has won the Canadian Forces Armed Forces Driver Simulator tenders. As part of its many military training programs, Canada now benefits from a high-tech driving simulator. The flexibility of the simulator, coupled with amazingly realistic scenarios and graphics, now provides a modern learning [...]

23
Apr
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SimLeader and Paramedic training simulator

Crédit- Le Courrier de Saint-Hyacinthe – English version not availaible for this article- Par Sarah Daoust-Braun L’entreprise maskoutaine Simleader, qui se spécialise dans la sécurité routière et la formation sur simulateur, vient de réaliser un gros coup. La société, active depuis 2009, a conçu un simulateur d’ambulance pour le Northern [...]

18
Mar
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SimLeader, PME de la semaine du journal Les Affaires

PME DE LA SEMAINE : Simleader: des simulateurs de conduite qui font du chemin | LesAffaires.com [...]

18
Mar
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A look inside Canada’s only ambulance simulator

The siren wails as the ambulance snakes through traffic. In the back, Paramedic and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) students are dealing with a cardiac arrest. They perform CPR then intubate the patient as the ambulance bumps through Edmonton neighbourhoods on the way to the University of Alberta Hospital. Except for [...]

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Feb