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GlobalSim introduces Cloud crane training simulator

GlobalSim, an employee-owned company that specializes in developing and manufacturing high-end simulators, introduced the Cloud, the latest entry-level simulator.

This innovative product offers a subscription-based model, making simulator training more accessible and cost-effective. The Cloud features 10 diverse crane models, with additional options slated for future inclusion.

Accessible online, the Cloud simulator allows customers to utilize the software on their personal computers. For an optimal experience, customers can opt for GlobalSim’s Intro Kit, which includes preloaded software, a high-performance computer, a Meta VR headset, and controls.

“We’re excited about this product because it makes simulation training available for organizations anytime, anywhere. The value is incredible—you can train on many different equipment types. It also includes GlobalSim’s Scenario Editor where users can create an unlimited number of custom training lessons,” stated Jonathan McCurdy, CEO of GlobalSim.

The Cloud simulator subscription comes with a selection of crane models, including:

  • Rough Terrain Crane
  • Lattice Boom Crawler Crane
  • Tower Crane
  • Carry Deck Crane
  • Overhead Bridge Crane
  • Side Cabin Bridge Crane
  • Trolley Cabin Bridge Crane
  • Ship-to-Shore Crane
  • Rubber-Tyred-Gantry Crane
  • Ship Pedestal Crane

According to a statement, GlobalSim’s Cloud simulator is an ideal training tool for small and large firms with equipment operators practising for certification.

The Cloud simulator works with any high-definition display but is ideally used with a VR headset. “There’s a lot of unique functionality available when you use GlobalSim’s Cloud simulator in VR mode. The realism and depth perception are excellent,” noted McCurdy.

Furthermore, currently priced at US$3,500 for an annual subscription, the Cloud offers accessibility to interested buyers. GlobalSim provides supplementary options like the Intro Kit and other add-ons, such as premium joysticks and belly box controllers, available at extra charges.





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