PPDS Philips brings Tenstar driving simulator to life

I can’t He enters a new reality alongside PPDSwith 700 simulators installed for 1900 Philips D-Line professional monitors.

From tractors to trucks, including fire trucks, forklifts and cranes, the Swedish company Tenstar simulator Resorted to PPDS To bring the simulators to life, they replaced the existing ones with 1,900 HD screens Philips D Line With high resistance in modern training facilities.

PPDS announced that 1,900 of its 49-inch Philips D-Line Professional UHD Monitors (49BDL4031D) has been selected and installed to deliver advanced and highly immersive simulation experiences for Tenstar Simulation training facilities.

To improve the performance of future machine operators, Tenstar Simulation is a training center based in Sweden for the transport, emergency vehicle, construction, agricultural and traffic sectors.

This innovative concept was developed to prepare students, beginners and professionals alike to operate heavy machinery safely in simulated environments, with realistic dynamics, even including hardware (seats, armrests, controls) from industry manufacturers.

With a mission to reduce emissions and increase efficiency without physical risks, Tenstar Simulation has become a world leader in its field, serving more than 14,000 users each year.

All of the company’s simulators are developed by expert engineers, in close collaboration with the major players in their sectors. To ensure a smooth transition from the digital space to the physical world, graphical and mechanical realism were critical factors. This includes machine tools, dynamics, single and multiple user scenarios, and photo-realistic quality.

With 700 simulators available, Tenstar Simulation needed a high-quality, cost-effective visual solution to create immersive experiences for its customers.

To bring his vision to life, he partnered with PPDS for a custom solution that fits all the boxes. In all, 1,900 Philips D-Line displays have been installed to create an immersive simulated experience for each user.

With a total average of 160,000 hours of screen time per year, these devices were chosen for their power and energy efficiency, as well as their Full HD resolution. These are connected directly to each simulator, allowing the Tenstar Simulation team to update their software and monitor performance on a personal basis. The modular configuration of the monitors allows for versatility for each machine, ensuring that every experience represents the training scenario specific to the machine.

This installation has significantly increased positive feedback from users, while contributing to reduced environmental emissions and risks to the safety of people and machines.

“The development team at Tenstar works hard to deliver high-end graphics, and naturally there is a huge demand for large screens to display such programs. We get a lot of positive feedback about the displays. It is an important part of our hardware and simulators.” Freddy LundCEO of Tenstar Simulation.

benefits:

• Powerful process: Philips D-Line monitors are designed for heavy use, making them the perfect choice for continuous operation in Tenstar Simulation.
• Modular design: Each simulator can be tuned by adding and removing screens to ensure a realistic and immersive experience in any scenario.
• reduced emissions: Tenstar Simulation’s mission to reduce emissions for a greener and cleaner future is realized by digitizing heavy machinery operating training.
• Multi-simulated connectionDisplays can be connected to multiple simulators to create a multi-device environment (MME).