Simulator Training
- Virtual Flight Sessions
Simulator training provides a safe, computer-based environment where learners can practice drone flying without risking real equipment. Virtual sessions replicate real-world fields, weather, and flight conditions. Trainees learn to understand drone behavior, controls, and movement patterns before flying an actual Kisan Drone.
- Manual Control Practice
Manual flight practice in the simulator helps operators build core piloting skills such as:
- Take-off and landing
- Hovering at fixed altitude
- Forward, backward, and lateral movements
- Altitude control and rotation (yaw)
Practicing manually in a simulator improves hand–eye coordination and develops confidence for real field operations.
- Autonomous Mission Simulation
Simulators also allow trainees to plan and execute automated missions just like real agricultural spraying.
This includes:
- Setting field boundaries
- Adding waypoints
- Selecting altitude, speed, and spray width
- Observing how the drone follows the planned path
It helps the operator understand mission planning apps and autonomous flight behavior safely.
- Emergency Drills via Simulator
Simulators can generate emergency situations to train pilots in quick decision-making.
Common drills include:
- GPS signal loss
- Low battery return scenarios
- Strong wind handling
- Motor or sensor alerts
- Forced emergency landing practice
These drills prepare operators to respond correctly in real emergencies and reduce the risk of accidents.