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Example of simulation unit used to train drivers and machine operators. Courtesy of Tenstar Simulation.
PPDS, the global distributor of Philips Professional Display Solutions, has announced its selection by Tenstar Simulation, a simulation center in Sweden that trains drivers and machine operators of emergency vehicles, construction machinery and other heavy machinery categories, to replace all screens with Philips D-Line heavy-duty, high definition displays, according to a press release.
PPDS has replaced 1,900 displays at Tenstar Simulation, including screens for 700 simulators, at a center that serves more than 14,000 trainees annually, with a goal to enhance sustainability and safety during the training process. Each display unit is planned for an estimated 160,000 hours of on-screen time per year.
“The Tenstar development team works hard to deliver cutting-edge graphics and, naturally, the demand is high for great screens to display that software,” Freddy Lund, CEO, Tenstar Simulation, said in the release. “We get a lot of positive feedback when it comes to the displays. It’s a crucial part of our hardware and simulators.”
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