Alsim uses Panasonic projection to train pilots

This French company uses PT-EZ590 projectors in its flight simulators to ensure that pilots are completely immersed during their training..

The French company Alsim uses cinematographic images as a basis for its flight simulator experiences and has chosen projection technology Panasonic to respond to your design and manufacturing requirements.

Alsim, a company based in Nantes and founded almost 25 years, is specialized in the development and manufacturing of flight simulators. video projectors, which are key components of your solutions, play an important role in ensuring that future pilots are fully immersed during their practical training with flight simulators.

This French company uses cinematographic images as the basis for its flight simulator experiences and has chosen Panasonic projection technology to respond to its design and manufacturing requirements..

“We don't have much space and Panasonic video projectors are compact and easily integrated into our pre-configured flight simulator solutions” , comments Arnaud Nogues, Director of Hardware Development at Alsim

Used as part of initial basic pilot training (which includes landing simulations, takeoffs, bugs and errors, etc.), Panasonic projectors guarantee perfect projection of the cinematic images of the flight simulator. Thanks to its image quality, help ensure that students are immersed during training.

With the dynamic contrast ratio of 10 000:1 with diaphragm from the PT-EZ590 range, its high resolution for detailed images in high definition, Daylight View Basic function that guarantees sharp and vivid images, and chromatic adjustment, versatile video projectors are available, compact and lightweight that can be used profitably in a wide range of applications.

Over the course of a year, Alsim has acquired 24 video projectors to install the necessary solutions that you offer to your clients, which are mainly pilot training centers, aeronautical and aviation universities and flying clubs.

“The quality of the visual system was a fundamental requirement when making our decisions. Projectors play a critical role in the overall student experience, since they guarantee total immersion and this is essential to achieve high quality training. We were especially impressed with the vertical and horizontal lens shift command, which allows you to move the image and, therefore, facilitates the placement of equipment”, adds Arnaud Nogues.