Research on Moving Target Monitoring Collaborative Simulation Technology Based on Multi-Channel

Abstract:

Multi-channel Virtual reality simulation technology is a kind of simulation technology, which support the grand scene and high degree of immersion, has better visualization effect. In this paper, a moving target monitoring collaboratory simulation technology based on multi-channel is studied. Firstly, study the mathematical modeling foundation of Multi-Channel technology systematically, based on the mobile target spatial model and co-simulation technology, select the appropriate applications of multi-channel technology, building laboratory simulation platform and achieved a space-based six-degree of freedom simulation of multi-channel moving target monitoring simulation. The experiment has proved that in multi-channel target monitoring co-simulation technology used in this paper has strong practicality, combine with a moving target-space model and co-simulation technology, the advantages of objective observation to solve the requirements like large-scale, realism, immersion requirements, etc.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 20-23)
• Pages: 700-705
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.20-23.700
• Online since: January 2010
• Authors: Tian Yuan, Shang Guan Wei, Zhi Zhong Lu
• Keywords: Collaborative Simulation Technology, Multi-Channel, Six Degrees of Freedom Model, Target Monitoring

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