Advanced simulators for structured training of navy personnel
Support mission readiness with simulator training
With over 50 years of expertise, Kongsberg Maritime provides state-of-the-art simulator solutions, delivering realistic, cost-effective training without the risks and logistical challenges of live exercises. Our simulators offer recruits and officers immersive training environments to prepare for advanced scenarios and critical missions.


Boost safety with K-Sim Fast Craft
K-Sim Fast Craft delivers realistic, immersive training in high-speed navigation, boat handling, and tactical operations—enabling safe, repeatable practice while minimizing risk to crew and equipment.

Maximise performance with K-Sim Engine
K-Sim Engine provides structured training on engine room operations, from individual systems to complete engine room management. It enhances competence in marine engineering with models ranging from generic systems to customised replicas of naval vessel propulsion plants for hands-on, 1:1 training.
Configuration flexibility enables optimised learning experience

Cyber Defence training
K‑Sim simulators support cyber security training by recreating realistic threats such as GPS spoofing, jamming, and ECDIS failure. This enables crews to understand system impacts and respond effectively in critical situations.
Proudly delivering advanced simulators to navies and coastguards worldwide
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Norway
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United Kingdom
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France
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Canada
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USA
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Australia
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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Denmark
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Greece
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Portugal
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Bulgaria
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Romania
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UAE
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Singapore
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Jamaica
Royal Australian Navy quote
The provision of the Choules model and, in particular, the installation of a K-Sim Engine desktop simulator on board the ship provides the Royal Australian Navy with a significant training capability that will greatly enhance the quality of training that can be provided to the ship’s engineering personnel.

Royal Canadian Navy quote
Kongsberg Maritime has provided the Royal Canadian Navy outstanding support to their all-important navigation and bridge simulators for the past 20 years. The company's workforce, whether from Norway, the USA, or locally in Esquimalt and Halifax has been instrumental in providing reliable and modern training systems that have remained at the leading edge of technology.






