Press Release
Simlog Announces New Pedal Controls for Hydraulic Excavator Personal Simulator!
USB-ready Pedal Unit further extends cost-effectiveness for excavator operator training
Montreal, September 16, 2009 – Simlog Inc.,
the pioneer and leader in the development of
Personal Simulators for cost-effective PC-based heavy equipment operator
training, is pleased to announce the availability of a new USB-ready
Replica Controls Pedal Unit for its
Hydraulic Excavator Personal Simulator.
Developed in collaboration with a leading manufacturer of USB-ready
controls, the Pedal Unit is specifically designed to complement all of
Simlog's Hydraulic Excavator Personal Simulator controls options:
PC Controls,
Replica Controls, and
OEM Controls.
The pedals feature toe-down
and heel-down action to reproduce the feel and movement of real excavator
pedals. The industrial strength Pedal Unit provides the convenience of
plug-and-play PC connectivity in a compact footprint.
"Our new Pedal Unit was created in response to customer demand for an added
level of realism with respect to real excavator operation," says Paul
Freedman, Simlog's President. "Trainers who have pedals in their Hydraulic
Excavator Personal Simulator setup are enabling students to develop even
more core skills on the simulator, which means better prepared operators
and lower training costs in the field."
The Pedal Unit leverages the unique
Instructional Design of Simlog's
Hydraulic Excavator simulation software which is composed of 12 Simulation
Modules of increasing difficulty to train operators in a step-by-step and
carefully measured manner. In key Simulation Modules such as "Carrier
Positioning" and "Trench and Load", the Pedal Unit helps students learn how
to use their feet and hands at the same time, thereby enhancing the overall
effectiveness of the entire simulator-based training experience.
Simlog's new Replica Controls Pedal Unit is available now at just USD $960
per unit. Additional information can be obtained from Simlog and Simlog's
value-added resellers around the world.
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