A convincing solution even under research conditions

DLR (German Aerospace Center) uses the Control Loading System (CLS) from WITTENSTEIN in its flight simulator. It replicates the human-machine-interface on the EC 135 ACT/FHS (Active Control Technology/Flying Helicopter Simulator) research helicopter and the A320 ATRA (Air Technology Research Aircraft) research aircraft in a very realistic way and enables the user to become fully immersed in the realistic training environment.

Very satisfied with the application

DLR in Braunschweig was delighted with the WITTENSTEIN solution. The entire project ran perfectly. Performance of the system exceeded all the users' expectations.

Interview with Torsten Gerlach, DLR.

CLS CREATE A REALISTIC FLIGHT FEELING IN THE SIMULATOR

CLS CREATE A REALISTIC FLIGHT FEELING IN THE SIMULATOR

A Control Loading System (CLS) is a composition of various mechatronic components that reflect the behavior of control devices, such as the force feedback, as realistically as possible to the pilot in the simulator.

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DLR IS RESEARCHING THE FLIGHT OF TOMORROW

DLR IS RESEARCHING THE FLIGHT OF TOMORROW

The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is Germany's national research center for aerospace technology.

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THE DLR USES CLS FROM WITTENSTEIN

THE DLR USES CLS FROM WITTENSTEIN

The simulator cockpits at DLR provide an authentic simulation of actual flying test vehicles.

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Active controls are not only used to simulate a flight as authentically as possible.

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