On board
With LFME equipped infantry fighting vehicles
Live Firing Monitoring Equipment
Live Firing Monitoring Equipment
Optimal learning curve during live fire
Trainer monitoring during live fire
Virtually any weapon system can be equipped with Live Firing Monitoring Equipment within very short time, regardless of the manufacturer. It transmits audio and video data from the perspective of the gunner and commander in main battle tanks and infantry fighting vehicles or weapon systems in real time via radio at ranges up to 5,000 m to the trainer, which virtually puts him together with the crew. It can provide advice and instructions without delay, actively intervene in hazardous situations and – if necessary – block the gun via remote control. All information is saved and will be available for subsequent follow-up after the exercise.
Performance characteristics of Live Firing Monitoring Equipment
- Monitoring, recording and follow-up work for series of shots from multiple combat vehicles in real time
- Wireless transmission of the views from targeting optics together with additional vehicle data up to 5,000 m
- The trainer can block the weapon by remote control via radio connection.
- Firing exercises from the crew’s view can be recorded
- Remote-controlled targeting camera for hit evaluation from great distances
- Quick installation/removal of LFME in vehicles within 30 minutes
Live Firing Monitoring Equipment is available in two main variants: stationary for control turrets at firing ranges and mobile in a truck-loadable cabin or integrated in a rack system for maximum mobility with minimal infrastructural requirements.
Maximum transparency for trainers. Effective system for reducing error rates
The Live Firing Monitoring Equipment was developed together with military firing instructors for efficiently detecting and eliminating firing errors. The commanding personnel receives all of the information necessary for safe and cost-effective firing training at a glance. In the standard version, the trainer is capable of supervising crews of up to four weapon systems at the same time, and has the same audiovisual information as the crews to do so.
Follow-up discussion
Co-viewing setup for follow-up work with the crews after the exercise
Equipment kits
LFME vehicle equipment kits for all vehicles to be monitored during the exercise
Training level
Mobile training container in which the instructor’s console is integrated for controlling the entire system and for monitoring information from the vehicles and the radio communications.
Heating and cooling
Heating and air conditioning system
Networked
Radio antennas for wireless data transmission to the vehicles involved in the exercise
In view
Targeting camera for recording the shooting results during live fire at long ranges
