// Laser Tactical Training Simulators
Laser Simulators
- Manufacturer
- SKIFTECH
- Status
- Fielded
Key specifications
- Two-sided force-on-force training with soldiers’ own weapons
- ORION wireless network covers training grounds over 25 km²
- Records each soldier’s actions for after-action review
Laser Simulators / SKIFTECH
Overview
SKIFTECH makes laser-based tactical engagement simulators for military training. Soldiers train with their standard weapons and equipment, using infrared emitters and blank rounds instead of live ammunition, so units can fight realistic two-sided exercises. The range runs from small arms to armoured vehicles, shoot houses, mine and artillery simulators, and reusable kamikaze-drone and anti-personnel mine trainers presented in March 2026. Software records each soldier’s actions for after-action review. Ukraine’s Armed Forces, National Guard and Border Guard use the systems. In March 2025 SKIFTECH became one of ten companies eligible to compete for orders under a US Army contract supporting the Army’s fielded tactical engagement simulation systems, with a shared ceiling of $921.1 million; no SKIFTECH order value is public. In June 2026 it signed a partnership memorandum with Malaysia’s Grayline.
Sources
- United24 Media, 17 Jul 2026
- GovConWire, 7 Mar 2025
- Militarnyi, 12 Mar 2025
- Defence Industry Europe, 13 Mar 2025
- dev.ua, 4 Mar 2026
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