Immersive Training Boosts French Defense Readiness

21 October 2025

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The French Ministry of the Armed Forces has received two EF-Truck driving simulators from Exail for the Operational Energy Service (SEO). These immersive training systems allow military drivers to prepare for complex, multi-domain scenarios while maintaining safety and optimizing resources.

This delivery marks a significant milestone in Exail’s collaboration with the French Armed Forces. Following prior deployments with the National Gendarmerie and the French Army, Exail has now expanded its partnership to an inter-service branch, enhancing overall operational readiness and responsiveness.

The EF-Truck simulators enable realistic, high-intensity training through virtual and mixed-reality environments powered by 3D engines. They help drivers build proficiency in challenging conditions, reduce wear on real vehicles, and lower maintenance costs while minimizing environmental impact. The systems also support risk-free preparation for high-risk missions.

“These simulators are a strategic asset for driver training. Their realism and immersive capabilities directly enhance the safety and effectiveness of our missions,” said Captain Georges, Head of the Driving Training Center at the Inter-Service Petroleum Base.

Charles Le Bot, Director of Simulation Activities at Exail, added: “In an increasingly complex defense landscape, our simulators enable armed forces to prepare effectively for multi-domain operations while minimizing risks and optimizing resources. They are a strategic tool for anticipating and addressing tomorrow’s operational challenges.”

By integrating these simulators, the French Armed Forces are reinforcing their ability to adapt and respond to evolving defense needs, ensuring continued preparedness across all service branches.

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