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Six Degrees of Simulation, Inc. offers engineering, simulation, and software development services for flight and weapon-system training platforms. Headquartered in Orlando, Florida, it designs, modifies, integrates, and supports training devices and develops specialized virtual instruments to enhance pilot cockpit training environments.
John N. RussellFounder
Provides comprehensive lifecycle engineering, modification, and support services for tactical aviation and weapon-system training devices.
Analyzes system requirements to guide the engineering and upgrade paths for simulator devices.
Engineers custom hardware interfaces, cockpits, and components to replicate authentic aircraft flight decks.
Develops high-fidelity simulation software, instrument logic, and aerodynamic modeling programs.
Integrates complex hardware and software subsystems into unified, fully functional training platforms.
Manages the safe disassembly, transport, reassembly, and recalibration of flight training systems.
Delivers field engineering, ongoing maintenance, and logistics support to maximize training simulator operational uptime.
Develops modular virtual aircraft instruments and cockpit panel building software to replicate avionics in training environments.
Provides tools for designing and configuring custom virtual instrument panels on simulator screens.
Replicates Mode C/S transponder operations and ADS-B Out capabilities for cockpit displays.
Tracks aircraft targets and generates traffic advisories with realistic relative altitude display modes.
Provides full-time terrain displays, runway and waypoint overlays, and RMI displays.
Offers portable, self-contained cockpit simulators configured with essential computing, avionics, and flight controls for rapid deployment.
Defense · Aerospace · Aviation · Software
Aerospace
Developed a self-contained, affordable cockpit simulator utilizing Lockheed Martin Professional Prepar3D software to immerse pilots in basic flight familiarization, cockpit procedure training, and hypoxia simulation.