What Is Mixed-reality Cockpit?
Mixed-reality cockpit by cockpit-vr.com is a full replica of an A-10C Thunderbolt II ,F-16C cockpit.
There are roughly 400 switches, dials, and buttons in the cockpit and they are all replicated here. This allows you to preflight, startup, taxi and fly the DCS World A-10C without needing a keyboard or mouse in all phases of flight from radio tuning and navigation, to weapons delivery and emergency procedures. Since is meant for flying/training in VR, it is not sold with functioning MFDs, gauges, or LED so the cost is minimal compared to other solutions. You can purchase just the modules you need or the entire cockpit. The target demographic is anyone from students to military training, or just enthusiasts who want to be fully immersed in the virtual world. See the quick catalog at the bottom of the page, or browse the store on the menu. See more in the media section! BRRRRRRTTTT!
NOTICE
26/04/2023 Update
We are looking for dealers, engineers and public relations specialists to join our project around the world. As a dealer, you will have exclusive rights to sales and after-sales support in your region and will be part of the management team. Dealers will be screened by the management team and must be able to provide the required documentation. Engineers should have experience in electrical, electronic, software and mechanical fields and have independent design capabilities. If you are interested in our products, please contact us by email.
We will send you further details and qualifications via separate email. master@cockpit-vr.com
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latest news
02/03/2023 Update
We have established a cooperative relationship with South Korea's romasindustries (https://www.romasindustries.com/) and have delivered an F-16C.
It is a developer of electric aircraft.
15/04/2023 Update
In South Korea, we're in contact with the Defense Acquisition Program in the U.S. In the U.S., we're in contact with Air Force officials, so we should have some good news soon.
20/04/2023 Update
We had a meeting with a representative of Nuri Airlines (http://nuriaero.com/), a Korean manufacturer of civilian aircraft simulators.
We discussed the issue of establishing cooperation.
