Servos & Simulation designs and supports motion base platforms and control loading systems used in FAA-certified flight simulation environments, including Level D full-flight simulators.
Our systems are engineered to meet the demanding requirements of professional pilot training, where accuracy, repeatability, and long-term reliability are critical.
An FAA-certified flight simulator is a training device that meets strict regulatory standards for realism, performance, and system accuracy.
Certification levels (A through D) define the fidelity of the simulation, with Level D representing the highest standard, requiring:
These systems are used for pilot certification and advanced training.
Servos & Simulation provides the core motion and control technologies that enable simulators to meet certification requirements.
Our engineering focuses on:
Our systems are integrated into simulators that must pass certification and operate consistently over many years.
We design and manufacture servo-driven motion platforms for certified simulation environments:
These systems provide realistic motion cues essential for pilot training and evaluation.
Our control loading systems deliver accurate force feedback to pilot controls, including:
Key capabilities:
FAA-certified simulators require systems that perform consistently under strict evaluation criteria.
Our systems are designed to support:
This ensures that simulators can achieve and maintain certification status.
Our motion and control systems integrate with:
We support integration with industry-standard simulation platforms and custom environments.
Certified simulation systems must remain operational and supportable for many years.
We provide:
This ensures continued performance and compliance over the system lifecycle.
Our FAA-capable systems are used in:
Whether you’re building a new simulator, upgrading an existing device, or maintaining a certification-level training system, our engineering team can help.
