Nasir motorcycle simulator improves road safety

According to IRNA news agency, 43% of fatal accidents in the capital are related to motorcycles. Therefore, it is important to present a plan to reduce the number of fatal accidents among motorcycle riders.

As a result, according to the educational needs, Nasir's motorcycle simulator has been designed and prepared locally. The design and construction of the motorcycle simulator is based on the characteristics of the real motorcycle. The construction of the simulator and the development of the produced scenarios have been done in order to train, increase the skill and measure the skill of the rider in different conditions of using the motorcycle.

For this purpose, various training, skill and risk perception scenarios have been designed and implemented, to provide training in completely safe and stress-free conditions for riders. The purpose of this simulator is to put riders in traffic conditions similar to the real world in the virtual environment so that they can learn the necessary skills without creating danger for themselves and others; Skills that usually cannot be taught to riders in a real environment under normal circumstances. These scenarios will be enabled by the instructor and the operator will improve his skills in controlling the vehicle in certain conditions so that if justified by such conditions in the real world, based on the experience he has already gained with the simulator, he can ride the motorcycle. control and inflict minimal damage on himself. Scenarios of how to use the function of the gear lever and the time to change gears on smooth and sloping surfaces, slipping due to slippery road conditions, not complying with the maximum allowed speed, brake failure or failure, driving at night without lights and not complying with the longitudinal distance. It is only part of the set of educational scenarios that can be implemented by Nasir Motorcycle Simulator.

Providing comprehensive training with a focus on reducing accidents through increasing rider skill and qualification by Nasir motorcycle simulator can play an effective role in improving the quality of traditional training. It is expected that by taking advantage of the comprehensive training courses, the percentage of inner-city accidents will significantly decrease.