KaTron’s DBtron™ is a next-generation Simulation Debrief and After Action Review software that provides a complete modular solution for all kinds of simulator applications. DBtron™ debriefs the following items of a recorded simulator exercise or a recorded simulation run:
DBtron™ Document
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- Tactical Displays
- MFDs (PFD, EICAS, ND)
- Analog Cockpit Displays
- Approach Patterns (Jeppesen Charts)
- 2D Flight Plots
- 3D Stealth View
- Video Channels Playback
- Audio Channels Playback
DBtron™ Features
- Multi Platform
- Works on Windows and Linux
- Ready to be compiled on other platforms
- Multi Monitor Support
- Can be configured to run on any number of displays arranged in any shape
- Multi Speed Playback
- All records can be played at 0.5x – 16x speeds with all visuals in sync
- Tactical Display
- Displays the entities participated in the recorded exercise on a 2D map
- Supports DIS or HLA records (HLA 1.3 or 1516)
- The underlying map can be DTED, FLT or any vector height map
- Raster maps can be overlayed on top of the height map
- Supports various coordinate systems including Geodetic, Geocentric and UTM
- Supports various datums and includes the coordinate transformation algorithms
- Event Viewer
- All recorded events including automatically configured or manually entered malfunctions, limit exceedings or messages are displayed on the event viewer window
- DBtron™ can display various MFD displays of rotary and fixed wing aircraft with submodes
- Jeppesen charts can be imported to DBtron™ and entity positions with histories are plotted on charts
- Any data recorded by any data recorder can be used to visualize the flight plots
- Captured and encoded video and audio are displayed in synchronization with other recorded data
- 3D Stealth View
- With the 3D models of the terrain and entities in OpenFlight format, all the recorded entities can be displayed on the 3D Stealth View
- The entity information can be read from HLA or DIS records
- 3D Flight Controllers
- 3D cockpit of the vehicle is displayed and flight controllers are set in motion using the recorded data
- Any kind of cockpit can be visualized with high resolution imagery
- Requires MAK RTI and MAK Data Logger Event Viewer