CXC Simulations’ Tactical Driving Simulator prepares federal LEOs to take on pursuits

The simulator replicates the sensation of driving a race car on a race track, the company says

By Police1 Staff

HAWTHORNE, Calif. — CXC Simulations has unveiled the Tactical Driving Simulator, designed to help federal law enforcement officers practice tactical driving and pursuits.

The Tactical Driving Simulator replicates the sensation of driving a race car on a race track, according to the press release.

CXC Simulations has unveiled the Tactical Driving Simulator, designed to help federal law enforcement officers practice tactical driving and pursuits. (CXC Simulations)

The Tactical Driving Simulator uses the company’s Motion Pro II technology, including:

A proprietary, full-motion, low-mass motion control system
Force-feedback steering wheel
Hydraulic braking system
Electric actuators

Next-generation physics and graphics engines
Virtual Reality Capability
Multiplayer functionality (student vs. instructor or student vs. student)

The Tactical Driving Simulator uses wrap-around, high-performance 4K screens and virtual reality provides an immersive experience, according to the release.

“The Tactical Driving Simulator utilizes our experience in high-fidelity motorsports training that is normally used for race car drivers and teams, and adapts it for government agencies,” said Chris Considine, CEO and founder of CXC Simulations, in a statement. “They were looking for a safe, cost-effective training in a simulated environment, allowing them to train through repetition, develop muscle memory, with nearly limitless scenarios.”