Real-time simulation

Real-time simulation is a process that models real-world systems or scenarios instantly, allowing users to interact and observe outcomes immediately, much like a live demonstration. It’s used in fields like training, gaming, or engineering to create realistic environments where decisions and actions are reflected instantly. For example, flight simulators replicate flying a plane in real-time so pilots can practice without leaving the ground. The key aspect is that the simulation runs at the same pace as real life, enabling users to learn, analyze, or make decisions as if they were in the actual situation.