Training & Readiness
ZADS drives the simulators, exercise-control stations and readiness systems already accredited on your range — firing the injects on script, and scoring the run from what happened on the consoles.
What limits training throughput today
Simulators, exercise-control (EXCON) stations and constructive federates expose no shared API, so the white cell drives each one by hand.
Staffing that control cell caps how often a unit can rehearse, and no two runs are scripted quite the same.
Grading rests on what an observer-controller saw, so scores vary by evaluator and the evidence leaves with them.
Cloud training tools cannot reach closed exercise and IL-4/5 networks, so the automation stays off the range.
How ZADS raises readiness
Drive the trainers through their UI
ZADS operates the same simulator and EXCON consoles a white cell operates, so a trainer with no API joins the exercise on day one — and the inject script runs the same way every time.
Runs on the closed network
Fully on-prem with zero external network calls, so it deploys onto air-gapped exercise and IL-4/5 networks instead of waiting out a FedRAMP accreditation.
Objective AARs, not remembered ones
Timestamped logs for every UI interaction, so the AAR and the readiness rollup are by-products of the run rather than a write-up assembled afterwards.
Commands running this capability
Run an exercise end to end
A 15-minute, air-gapped walkthrough on the trainers you already field.