Visualisation. The student sees the effects of their actions. Many concepts are difficult to visualize. An emulation with an Active Schematic (click on one above to see detail) will simplify the teaching of these subjects. For example, the Bell 412EP Helicopter fuel system emulation (above, second from left) not only mimics all of the operators controls, but also shows the student exactly what effect their interaction has on the complex group of fuel cells, pumps and valves. The instructor may use the emulation to teach the subject, then let the student practice as much as required - building confidence and familiarity. The Electrical Distribution emulation (above, third from left) allows pilots and ground crew to 'see' what is happening as they free-play with the system.
2. MARKETING. Sales personnel may demonstrate the operation of a piece of equipment (existing or prototype) to your clients. Let them 'see' how easy it is to use.
3. PROTOTYPING. Significantly reduce the development phase of your new products. Change you conventional, sequential development activities to a concurrent model. As the functionality of your prototype is progressively modelled, task; marketing, production and testing with it's evaluation - modify and re-evaluate rapidly.