Ryan Aerospace "Robinson" HELIMOD

Ryan Aerospace has been busy, especially in the military market, but the company also provides solutions for the civilian one.

In their latest move towards that market, Ryan Aerospace is launching their new product aimed at the Robinson helicopters at FlightSimExpo.

Ryan Aerospace "Robinson" HELIMOD

Here’s the full press release:

GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA, June 19, 2024 – RYAN AEROSPACE (Australia), leaders in mixed reality (MR) and virtual reality (VR) pilot training solutions, will be launching their latest product at FlightSimExpo (FSExpo) in Las Vegas this weekend (22-23 June).

RYAN have produced a “Robinson-styled” HELIMOD and it will be displayed for the very first time at this event on booth 142 at the Rio Hotel. It can simulate the R-22, R-44 and R-66 aircraft.

This device builds on the success of the proven HELIMOD Mark III, utilising many of the parts, sub-assemblies and technologies from this product.

The single seat simulator has the unique Robinson-styled T-Bar cyclic, replica pedals and collective. With the controls all in the correct place and with virtual reality headset donned, it’s hard not to feel like you’re sitting in a Robinson helicopter. It is perfect for ab-initio training, procedural tasks, airspace / air field familiarization, hover training and even some emergency procedures.

Like all RYAN AEROSPACE products, this device is software agnostic and will work with virtually any simulation software platform including X-Plane, Microsoft Flight Simulator and Prepar3D to name a few.

Chris Ryan, owner and founder said “the initial device is solely made as a virtual reality trainer but we will expand on this over time by adding switch and engine panels, avionics and main instrument panel with a view to getting certified for pilot training. Ultimately, we would like to turn it into a mixed reality device”, he added. Mixed reality is a relatively new technology that allows for the trainee to see some real things (such as controls and instrument panels) and some virtual things (such as the outside world) in the headset.

Devices are ready to ship worldwide from Australia or through our distributors in the US, Precision Flight Controls (PFC). Contact chris.ryan@ryanaerospace.com.au or in the US, sales@flypfc.com

About RYAN AEROSPACE

Established in 2005, RYAN AEROSPACE (Australia) specialize in the design, manufacture and through-life support of realistic, robust, accurate and cost-effective commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) helicopter and jet flight simulators for civil, military and emergency applications. Customers and users of our products include the US Army, US Navy, US Air Force, US Marine Corp, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, the Royal Air Force (UK), Airbus Helicopters, CAE, the Australian Army, the Royal Australian Navy, the Indonesian Navy, the Canadian Air Force and Saudi Arabian Military. We also have commercial helicopter flying schools as customers. To learn more, visit www.ryanaerospace.com.au