New Zealand · Australia

Next generation
weapon simulation.

Authentic live-fire sound and effects for crews and dismounted soldiers — with no pyrotechnics, no live rounds and a fraction of the ammunition logistics.

Australia
New Zealand

ADF contract awarded. Supplying 30mm cannon simulation for the Rheinmetall Boxer programme.

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By training need

Small arms to cannon. One patented technology.

Boxer combat reconnaissance vehicle
SIMFIRE kit system diagram

01 / Armoured & vehicle gunnery

25–30mm SIMFIRE Auto Cannon Kit

Authentic cannon report at up to 200 rpm, NFC ammunition management and a wireless muzzle flash. Fitted in under 15 minutes with no permanent modification to the vehicle.

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02 / Dismounted infantry

XM4 & X-47 Inert Training Systems

Fully inert rifles with authentic report and digital ammunition tracking. The X-47 brings the same technology to OPFOR and force-on-force training — coming soon.

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Soldiers training with the XM4 system
XM4 Inert Training System rifle

NOW TAKING ORDERS

XM203 B.O.S.S. Gen II unit

03 / Support weapons

XM203 B.O.S.S. Gen II

A grenade launcher sound simulator delivering 140–150 dB. Production is greenlit — secure a unit from the current run with a 50% deposit.

The technology

Realism without the logistics.

Our patented gas-acoustic system delivers an authentic battlefield signature that works alongside or in place of blank fire — cutting the ammunition, licensing and range-waste burden of every training serial.

Patent PCTNZ2016050042 · How it works

200,000+

5.56mm shots per 400g MAPP cylinder

No licence

No firearms or pyrotechnic licensing to operate

No O₂

No oxygen tank to carry or certify

No waste

No brass or residue, and reduced fire risk

Working with RDX

01 Scope

Tell us the platform, weapon and training outcome.

02 Demonstrate

Live demonstration on your range or at our facility.

03 Integrate

Fit, trial and tune to your platform and FCU.

04 Sustain

Firmware, spares and in-field support from New Zealand.