Ukrainian company pioneers VR and laser-based military training systems, now utilized by over 70,000 service members.
Ukrainian defense tech firm Logics7 has evolved from a volunteer group into a leading developer of advanced combat training simulators. Specializing in virtual reality (VR) and laser-based technologies, the company creates comprehensive solutions that replicate real-world combat scenarios, enabling soldiers to train with lifelike weapon replicas in immersive environments.
The core strength of Logics7 lies in its adaptable software, which can be customized for various weapon systems, including Western models like NLAW, Piorun, Carl Gustaf, and Javelin. This flexibility has attracted investor interest and facilitated the company's expansion.
Originating from a team of ten volunteers, Logics7 has grown into a company employing approximately 130 people and offering around 50 products. Their showrooms provide free training to military personnel, with over 70,000 servicemembers having completed programs to date.
Beyond military applications, Logics7 has developed the CITADELE simulator for educational institutions. Launched in late 2024, this system mirrors military training tools but is tailored for civilian use, focusing on basic weapon handling skills. The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has endorsed the initiative, inviting Logics7 to contribute to the development of national training standards.
With ambitions to secure systematic orders and expand into international markets, Logics7 continues to innovate in the field of military and educational training technologies.
