In the 2015 Indra has been awarded several contracts to provide the Spanish Ministry of Defense with six new simulators Victrix for the training and training of soldiers.
Two of these simulators are for the Air Force, two for the Army of the Earth, one for the Navy and a simulator will be for the "Real Guard". With these new contracts, the number of simulators Victrix delivered by Indra to the Armed Forces is equal to 34.
These systems, developed at the Center of Excellence of Indra in León (Spain), they reproduce real scenarios and situations that soldiers face in their operations, allowing training in a virtual environment and the use of the ordinance weapon adapted with laser pointer and recoil system.
The use of the simulator Victrix between the different bodies of the Armed Forces has allowed the harmonization of training and has facilitated the logistics and maintenance of the system.
From the delivery of the first simulators in the 2007, Indra has improved the graphics of the system and adapted the simulators to the specific training needs of the Armed Forces, which distinguishes this solution compared to other similar systems.
