Deakin University CISR Universal Motion Simulator

Deakin's Universal Motion Simulator is the latest in motion simulation technology. Essentially a giant robot arm with a seat attached with a reach of seven metres and capable of pulling six Gs of force, the simulator takes trainee pilots and drivers through their paces in a safer, cheaper and more realistic training environment than currently available elsewhere in the world.

For more information please visit http://www.deakin.edu.au/cisr

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[SnowWolf91]

For the love of God, please hook this up to BF3!

[SageSofa]

Enough of this guy talking and more of the simulator.

[Bill Teale]

For the Love of God, please hook this up to F4:BMS!

[Paul Collins]

wow

[motokid032]

And the best part of it all, it's backed by the most realistic flight simulator ever.

X-Plane.

[jyoung097]

heres one prepared earlier... just enter robocoaster[dot]com

[jyoung097]

Awesome flight sim! BUT... other that this Saeid Nahavandi guy taking credit whats the difference with the robocoaster. Looks like a case of mistaken identity.

[mindfestvideo]

If you ever be in Germany visiting Legoland (in Günzburg) try the Robocoaster. Same Robot (KUKA) and your own programmed moves.

[mindfestvideo]

Search for the robocoaster :)

[FERRETMAN9]

from 1:33 all the way up until 1:54 all he says is that with the simulator you can feel what it would be like before you crashland in an aircraft