SimBT products: full list across six families

SimBT products: full list across six families
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Quick answer: SimBT products are grouped into six families: image generation, maritime simulators, augmented and virtual reality, command and control and situational awareness, medical informatics and land simulators. This guide summarises on a single page every product listed on the official website of SimBT and points to the detailed files.

Product families and the full list

FamilyProductsDetailed file
Image generationSimRealize, SimEdit, SimWorld, Sanor, SimTerrain, SimVideo, GenMap, SimModelSimRealize and SimWorld-SimEdit
Maritime (MarSim)Full mission bridge, tug, virtual bridge (VR), ARPA radar, ECDIS, GMDSS, marine pollution responseMarSim family
AR/VRARBAKO, ArWECDIS, EDSİS, HoloTable, AnyView360ARBAKO-EDSİS and HoloTable
Command and controlTakBul, HolAroundSummarised in this guide
Land simulatorsArSim, TSimArSim and TSim
Medical informaticsARTOMİ, ArBrain, NEVSİM, TOTSİSSummarised in this guide

Command and control products: TakBul and HolAround

TakBul is a mobile identity, face and licence plate detection system integrated into smart glasses. According to the company’s 2018 announcement the system is used by the Gendarmerie General Command and the General Directorate of Security; glasses and mobile phone versions exist. HolAround is a patented system that provides situational awareness and command and control at individual soldier and squad level through AR glasses integrated into the helmet; it offers interactive planning on the map and real time information sharing.

Gendarmerie officer in uniform wearing augmented reality glasses and scanning an identity card
A photograph showing TakBul in field use; the officer queries an identity card through the glasses. Source: simbt.com.tr

Medical informatics products

The company states that it has carried the infrastructure built up in defence simulation into health training. The family consists of four products:

  • ARTOMİ: mixed reality anatomy training; more than 3,500 3D anatomical models across 14 body systems, Turkish, English and Latin labels and an examination module.
  • ArBrain: AR assisted training and planning for brain surgery; guidance on drill position and angle.
  • NEVSİM: neuro-endovascular intervention training; three sub-simulators integrating VR, haptic AR and a physical model.
  • TOTSİS: artificial intelligence pre-detection of brain haemorrhage and stroke findings from CT images in 6 to 10 seconds, with early warning to the physician.
Person in surgical scrubs and a virtual reality headset working on a patient model while a three-dimensional heart model appears on the screens
Medical training simulation; a three-dimensional organ model and measurement screens are displayed while work proceeds on the patient model. Source: simbt.com.tr

Which product for which need?

For institutions setting up a maritime training centre the entry point is the MarSim bridge simulators; the comparison with foreign equivalents is in a separate file. For integrators wanting to develop their own simulator, the SimRealize-SimEdit-SimWorld chain is offered as a product. Institutions looking to digitise maintenance and occupational safety training can look at ARBAKO and EDSİS, and those seeking holographic display for tactical planning at HoloTable. Publicly stated delivery references are compiled in the references file.

Control centre equipped with a wall of monitoring screens and operator desks
An example of a multi-screen control centre; operator desks follow the image feed on the wall screens. Photo: Kecko / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0

Catalogue names and website names

In the SSB 2026 Product Catalogue the products are listed with the “SimBT-” prefix (SimBT-SimRealize, SimBT-HoloTable, SimBT-ARSIM, SimBT-ARBAKO, SimBT-EDSİS, SimBT-SimWorld, SimBT-SimEdit) and the maritime products under MARSIM code names. The catalogue also carries the names of an aircraft recognition training simulator (ARTS) and a learning management system (LMS); those two products do not have their own pages on the official website and their current status is not officially disclosed.

View from the ship in the SimBT virtual bridge simulator
The virtual bridge provides training with VR headsets and without a physical console. Source: SimBT

Frequently asked questions

How many products does SimBT have?

The official website lists around 28 products and tools across six families; the figure varies with how sub-modules are counted.

Where can the product brochures be found?

Each product on the official website’s product pages carries a “Download Brochure” link.

Which products have a public reference?

SGD virtual bridge (Turkish Naval Forces), TakBul (Gendarmerie and the General Directorate of Security), TSim (referenced to the TCDD network). The users of the other products are not officially disclosed.

Where are the ARTS and LMS products?

Those names appear in the SSB 2026 catalogue; there is no separate product page on the official website. Their current status is not officially disclosed.

Have SimBT products been exported?

Agreements were announced for the portable maritime simulator at IDEF 2023 and for TakBul at DIMDEX 2018; the details were not disclosed.

Sources and verification note

The list was compiled from the current product pages of the official website; the catalogue names rest on the SSB 2026 Product Catalogue record. Undisclosed data has been marked “Not officially disclosed.” Accessed: August 12, 2026.

  • https://www.simbt.com.tr/urunler/ (and the five family pages)
  • https://www.simbt.com.tr/urunler/tibbi-bilisim-ve-saglik-urun-ailesi/
  • https://www.simbt.com.tr/urunler/komuta-kontrol-ve-durumsal-farkindalik-urun-ailesi/
  • https://www.simbt.com.tr/dimdex-2018-2/

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