Technology

What our simulators are made of.

Every OSC simulator is built from the same parts, from the scenes you build to the screens your crew uses.

Connecting your own equipment

Signals go both ways. A joystick sends commands in. The simulation sends sensor values back out.

Your sideOSC simulator
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Your equipment

What you already have.

  • PLCs and drives
  • Crane and ROV chairs
  • Joysticks, arms, panels
  • Survey and logging systems
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Interface

A standard protocol carries each signal.

  • CAN and CANopen
  • Modbus
  • OPC UA
  • NMEA
  • WebSocket API
  • USB
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Signal mapping

Each signal is linked to the matching function in the simulation. Values are scaled or inverted where needed.

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Simulation

The simulated machine responds.

  • Physics and environment
  • Control systems
  • Alarms and failures
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Stations

The crew sees the result.

  • Screens and HMIs
  • VR
  • Instructor station
  • Replay and logs

Interfaces we support today

These are the interfaces in use today. The platform is open, so if your equipment isn't listed, we can connect it. Tell us what you need.

InterfaceDirectionTypically used forSpecifics
CAN and CANopenIn and outJoysticks, operator panels, drivesAny CAN bus device
ModbusIn and outPLCs and crane chair control systemsModbus devices such as PLCs and crane chair control systems
OPC UAOutData logging and monitoringWorks with any standard OPC UA client
NMEAIn and outSurvey systemsGNSS, motion reference and other survey signals
WebSocket APIIn and outAutomation, analysis, batch runsScriptable from any language
USB HIDInJoysticks, gamepads, ROV manipulator armsAny USB HID device, mapped per project
Custom integrationAs neededEquipment or systems not listed aboveBuilt for your project on request

Tell us what equipment you want to connect.

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