FAAC to showcase cutting edge bus simulator

To demo MB-2000 Bus Simulator in BusCon’s exhibit hall September 11 to 12, 2012. The MB-2000 features a variety of visual display options designed to closely replicate the driving environment for training purposes.

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August 21, 2012

FAAC to showcase cutting edge bus simulator

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FAAC Inc., a veteran provider of systems engineering and software products for both the U.S. government and the private sector, will be showcasing its MB-2000 Bus Simulator in BusCon’s exhibit hall September 11 to 12, 2012.

The MB-2000 features a variety of visual display options designed to closely replicate the driving environment for training purposes. When you test this high-tech piece of equipment, you'll experience:

a variety of visual display options (with varying horizontal fields of view) and real mirrors.

a fully enclosed, wide bus cab/driving station.

authentic bus dash, side instrument panel, and seating configuration

floor buttons for right and left turn indications and bright lights

TrueFeel Steering providing a more realistic “feel” for force feedback, camber recovery, tire scrub, curb strikes and road vibration.

proper braking controls

Doppler effect surround sound to enhance acceleration, deceleration and cornering.

Scripted scenario lessons designed to teach a variety of driving/judgment skills

Experience this top-of-the-line technology only at BusCon. Click here for exhibit hall hours.

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