December 2018 Doron will be exhibiting at the World of Concrete Show in Las Vegas in January 2019 also Doron’s Concrete truck driving simulator was published in Concrete products News feed to read the article go to Concrete Products website
November 2017 Doron Precision Systems, Inc. announced that it has been selected to provide truck driving simulators to the United States Army Reserve (“USAR”). The simulators will be delivered to numerous locations both CONUS and OCONUS USAR sites. Doron’s 660Truckplus™ is an interactive driving simulator system designed to provide a dynamic and immersive training environment
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October 2018 Thirty of the thirty-nine (660Truckplus™) truck driving simulators have been delivered and successfully installed at US Army Reserve locations in the continental USA. They are now available for truck simulator training of soldiers by the US Army Reserve Command.
September 2018 Doron has successfully delivered and install three truck simulators (550Truckplus) for the PA department of corrections. Doron has also completed the making of new Bus simulator training programs and delivered them to NJ transit
August 2018 Doron has been selected by March Air Force Base to provide a 550Truckplus simulator for truck driver training
February 2018 Doron recently received a new GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract. This is for a 5 year base period of performance with three, 5-year options to follow.
February 2018: Doron recently received a new GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract. Read More »
April 2018 Doron has completed the delivery of the first eight Truck Driving Simulators (660Truckplus) to the US Army Reserve. Doron has also recently delivered a Police Driving Simulator (550LEplus) to the Central Piedmont Community College and a Bus Simulator (660Busplus) to New Jersey Transit.
January 2018 The first three 660Truckplus driving simulators have been delivered and successfully installed at US Army Reserve locations in the continental USA. They are now available for truck training of soldiers by the US Army Reserve Command.
