MetaVR Visuals Used in Lockheed Martin F-22 Simulator

MetaVR multichannel visual systems are used in Lockheed Martin’s F-22 simulators. The images on this page show multichannel VRSG used with the F-22 Raptor traveling simulator, which is transported to various locations around the world for hosting demonstrations.

View from the cockpit of Lockheed Martin’s F-22 demonstration simulator using MetaVR's multichannel real-time visual system.

The setup of the demonstration simulator enables visibility for both the pilot and 10 to 20 onlookers.

ZedaSoft's Portable Simulator Desktop (PSD) running the same F-22 simulation as shown above, using MetaVR's visual system in a more portable format.

When the demonstration simulator is not traveling, it is housed at ZedaSoft offices for further development.

All simulators shown above are running on ZedaSoft's patent-pending Container Based Architecture for Simulation (CBA). This Java-based architecture provides the simulators a plug-in execution environment that runs at 60Hz or more. The simulators shown here are synchronized at 60Hz with MetaVR's high performance visual system which, together with CBA, provides a smooth and realistic flying experience.

All images shown above courtesy of Keith Robinson and ZedaSoft. Systems shown are of MetaVR visual systems and terrain, ZedaSoft Simulator Technology and Portable Simulator Desktop, and Lockheed Martin F-22 Cockpit Simulator.

	Real-time MetaVR VRSG screen capture of a F-22 aircraft model (from the MetaVR 3D vehicle libraries) over the Los Angeles coastal area of MetaVR's North America terrain. Click Zoom to see a high-resolution version.