ACME Worldwide Enterprises, Inc. recently signed an agreement with Collins Aerospace to produce replica ACES 5® next-generation ejection seats for military aircraft simulators. Under a licensing agreement with Collins Aerospace, ACME will produce True Q® Dynamic Motion Seats featuring ACME’s patented motion cueing technology adding this new design to ACME’s collection of 16 unique weapon system seat types available for ground-based training systems.
ACME’s True Q® Dynamic Motion Seats look, feel, function like the actual aircraft ejection seat and include a patented, multi-channel, electric cueing system inside the seat body. ACME’s seats provide motion cueing for crews from mission start-up to shut-down in the simulator. With the motion seat, crews can feel the in-flight maneuvers, aircraft vibrations, weapons release, weather effects and turbulence, onset and sustained g-cues, and even a broad range of aircraft malfunctions and emergency procedures. The seat also provides cues for ground operation events including engine start, braking, taxiing, and a touchdown. It’s complete mission cueing.
The ACES 5 is Collins Aerospace’s most advanced and best-performing ejection seat that brings significant safety improvements, reduced maintenance costs, and increased aircraft availability. ACES technology is credited with saving the lives of 664 pilots to-date and reduces ejection-related spinal injuries to less than one percent.
For more than a decade, ACME has provided high-fidelity motion seats for air, land, and sea training simulators used by 14 different countries worldwide. Get more information about ACME’s innovative Dynamic Motion Seat systems at www.acme-worldwide.com.
