Prosim

PROsim is a name used by several software and hardware products that provide real-time simulation for training, development, and research. Because the term is used by multiple vendors, there is no single canonical PROsim product, and the exact features vary by deployment.

In aviation, PROsim is commonly associated with cockpit-simulation software that emulates aircraft avionics and flight-deck operations. The ProSim family is designed to interface with hardware panels, flight-management systems, ECAM/EFIS displays, and autopilot logic, enabling users to recreate a functional flight deck for training or hobbyist purposes. It is used in flying clubs, training centers, and home cockpit setups to produce realistic scenarios and data logging.

In industrial and process domains, PROsim can refer to real-time process-simulation tools used to model manufacturing, chemical, or energy systems, test control logic, and train operators without risking live equipment. These tools typically support modular architectures, standardized I/O, and integration with simulation models, PLCs, and HMI interfaces.

Typical characteristics across PROsim offerings include real-time execution, configurable interfaces, scenario and data logging capabilities, and network or serial connections to external hardware and software. Availability, licensing, and support depend on the specific product line and vendor.

For clarification, specifying the particular PROsim product or context (for example aviation cockpit simulation, process simulation, or another domain) will enable a more precise, source-based article.