From theory to practice: cadets tried out the VARTA trainer systems
Cadets practically tried out the VARTA trainer systems, working with NLAW, RPG-7, Kalashnikov rifle and other anti-tank training mock-ups across various scenarios and firing positions.
The VARTA.SYSTEMS team invited cadets for a hands-on introduction to the capabilities of modern trainer systems. The main goal of the session was to give future servicemembers the chance not just to see the technology at work, but to go through a series of training exercises themselves with different types of training weapons and from different positions. During the session, cadets worked with training mock-ups of the NLAW, RPG-7, the Kalashnikov rifle and other anti-tank means. Exercises were performed standing, from the knee, and lying down, which made it possible to demonstrate the system's capabilities for building different formats of practical training.
Particular attention was paid to working with the anti-tank trainers. Digital scenarios and targets were modeled on a large projection screen, and cadets could immediately apply what they learned in practice and repeat exercises without expending live ammunition. For VARTA.SYSTEMS, it is important to get feedback directly from those undergoing military training. It is exactly this kind of practical session that helps evaluate the trainers not only from a technical standpoint, but also from the perspective of the future user: how naturally the training scenario is perceived, how convenient the system is to work with, and which capabilities are worth developing further.
The training session demonstrated the core principle of VARTA systems: one training space can be used to practice different exercises, with different training tools and in different scenarios. This makes it possible to repeat exercises multiple times, change training conditions, and gradually increase the difficulty of the preparation. For the cadets, this was an opportunity to try out a modern training format. For our team, it was another opportunity to test VARTA's developments directly in action and hear the opinion of those they are being created for.
VARTA.SYSTEMS — technology built to train more, more safely, and closer to real tasks.
