U.S. Navy – Battle Stations 21 Simulator
U.S. Navy – Battle Stations 21 Simulator
THEA Award Participant
LumenEssence provided technical direction, analysis and design for Battle Stations 21, the culmination of all training received at the Navy’s only boot camp. The simulator is a grueling 12-hour test of a recruit’s skills in several shipboard evolutions, including fighting fires and stopping floods.
Comprehensive Effects/Audio/Video/Controls Design
Top-level system concepts, control scheme, equipment lists, infrastructure design and standard interconnect for all simulator systems. Simulator serves as the final exam for classes of 300-400 Naval recruits, subjecting them to a rigorous and realistic on-board battle scenario over the course of 24 hours involving drills, routine assignments, enemy fire, casualties, fires, equipment failures, evacuation and more. Systems concepts were utilized by winning bid vendors and incorporated into the commissioned attraction.
Analysis, Design
Controls, Audio/Video, Show Attraction
Concept, Schematic
BRC Imagination Arts
THEA Award Participant, 2008
2007