Executing Maritime Simulator Training Under War Conditions

Training maritime professionals during a war is no easy task. Air raid sirens, incoming missile threats, and artillery fire frequently disrupt ongoing training scenarios. This is the daily reality at Odessa National Maritime University in Ukraine.

Despite these extreme conditions, the Morild Ship & Bridge Simulator System continues to provide uninterrupted, high-quality maritime training. Not only does the system deliver training without compromise in quality, but it is also fully portable—making it an ideal solution for a wide range of challenging environments. The university’s current situation is an extreme yet powerful testament to the system's versatility and effectiveness.

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