We focus on producing equipment that the Defense Forces of Ukraine need here and now for effective personnel training, and which, for various reasons, is not available on the market.
We focus on producing equipment that the Defense Forces of Ukraine need here and now for effective personnel training—products that, for various reasons, are not available on the market.
We involve active military instructors from Ukraine as well as international experts in the development of our products, ensuring that real-world training needs are fully taken into account.
The models replicate the most common anti-personnel blast mines used in the Russian–Ukrainian war and make it possible to prepare for combat operations in conditions that are typical not only for this war, but also for many other conflict zones where this type of mine is employed.
The next step will be the development of an integrated digital training platform that, through a system of sensors, will connect simulators, the training ground, personnel on the field, and the corresponding software into a single ecosystem.
Such a product will make it possible to monitor the training process and the progress of a large number of personnel as efficiently as possible.
The educational tools are made on a 1:1 scale to the original explosive devices.
The models are powered by batteries with the following characteristics:
POM-2 tension-action fragmentation anti-personnel mine...
The educational tools are made on a 1:1 scale to the original explosive devices.
The models are powered by batteries with the following characteristics:
"Lepestok" anti-personnel high-explosive mine simulator
The educational tools are made on a 1:1 scale to the original explosive devices.
The models are powered by batteries with the following characteristics:
PMN-1 anti-personnel mine pressure-action simulator
In this case, it means that personnel are trained not merely on inert mock-ups, but using a full-fledged simulator that replicates the operation of a real combat mine.
When activated, the ARTM™ triggers an electronic mechanism that initiates three types of signals, making it possible to record a mistake made by a soldier or a sapper:
Today, our products are used by instructors of the 80th Air Assault Brigade, the 24th Mechanized Brigade, the 72nd Mechanized Brigade, the HUR special unit “Artan,” and the 2nd Special Rapid Response Center of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
We have also received a request and are preparing a product delivery to the 153rd Sniper Training Center (Desna Training Center).
From our own experience, none of the military units had previously practiced the systematic provision of anti-personnel mine simulators for training purposes.
At best, proactive instructors found ways to manufacture such simulators on their own. In the worst cases, they relied on simple mock-ups that do not provide the level of immersion needed to place a soldier in conditions closely resembling real combat.
After the introduction of simulators with active response, instructors report a significant increase in soldiers’ interest in training and a substantially higher level of engagement in the learning process.
Video instruction on the use of ARTMS mine simulators by UTTE, presented by Frank Masche, an expert from EOD Academy (Germany).
Important! This instruction applies to an older version of the simulators without a safety mechanism.
