The simulator runs real Betaflight and iNAV firmware, so students can study tuning, diagnostics and autonomous flight on ordinary PCs.
Runs actual Betaflight and iNAV builds, not a simplified imitation.
Crashes, bad tunes and mistakes cost nothing — nothing breaks.
Signed licence files, verified locally. No internet needed to run.
Runs on both, from the same build.
A standard PC and a USB gamepad or radio per seat is enough.
Behaviour matches the air — the physics engine runs at 1000 Hz.
The simulator covers the everyday engineering topics of multirotor flight control — for example:
Every build, tune and setting is a plain file. A teacher can prepare a configuration — or a test scenario to diagnose — once, and hand the same starting point to the entire class.
If your institution is interested in trying SITL Forge in the classroom, get in touch. We offer evaluation licences so you can assess SITL Forge before adopting it.
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