Maritime Drill Series Products

The V.Dragon-SAR 5000 Maritime 3D Search and Rescue Training System meets the simulation exercise requirements outlined in the International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue Manual. It is designed for practical training and assessment of maritime search and rescue personnel, development and analysis of search and rescue plans, conducting drills, and pre-testing search and rescue decision-making scenarios. This system significantly reduces the cost of search and rescue exercises while effectively enhancing trainees' search and rescue capabilities.

This system is built upon the HLA (High Level Architecture) framework and primarily consists of the RCC simulation unit, distressed vessel simulation unit, rescue vessel simulation unit, search and rescue helicopter simulation unit, and video surveillance system. It features the following characteristics:

The V.Dragon-EmergDrill5000 Offshore Emergency Drill System was developed in accordance with the requirements for crew and emergency response personnel training and assessment stipulated by the International SOLAS Convention, STCW Convention, OPRC Convention, national major marine oil spill emergency response plans, and relevant DNV-GL standards.The system supports maritime emergency operation training for ship and helicopter pilots at incident sites, emergency resource dispatch management and coordination command training for personnel at maritime emergency command centers and incident command posts, feasibility testing of maritime emergency response plans, and maritime case reenactment analysis. It offers economic efficiency, practical effectiveness, and operational safety.

V.Dragon-NavalDrill 5000 Naval Combat Exercise System enables large-scale naval operations and command drills. It primarily consists of a director console, combat command unit, ship combat unit, submarine combat unit, and helicopter combat unit.The system simulates battlefield environments under varying sea conditions and weather scenarios, enabling command exercises, operational plan rehearsals, adversarial drills, weapons system operation training, and joint sea-land-air operations. It addresses diverse training needs across combat units—including skills, procedures, and operational tasks—while also supporting comprehensive maritime law enforcement and fleet formation patrol training.