On the night of May 24, Russian forces struck the office of Ukrainian military-tech company L7 Simulators, which creates interactive systems for military training. No team members were injured in the attack, and the developers have already returned to work to ensure the supply of equipment to the front.
On the night of May 24, Russian forces struck the office of Ukrainian military-tech company L7 Simulators, which creates interactive systems for military training. No team members were injured in the attack, and the developers have already returned to work to ensure the supply of equipment to the front.
This was reported on the official L7 Simulators website, as well as by the company’s CEO Olena Dushyna. According to her, despite the damage to the premises, all military units will receive their orders on time.
«We are now standing tall and speaking loudly — we are whole! Our developments for the front will not stop for a minute. We are in touch with our partners,» the company emphasized.
Olena Dushyna said that the team quickly got oriented and was at the scene at five in the morning to independently organize security work, clear debris, and distribute urgent tasks. It will take the developers several days to fully stabilize the processes.
The company manager also noted the optimism and resilience of the specialists in this situation. When asked about the condition of the workspace, the employees replied: «Now we will remove the unnecessary walls, remove the hanging ceiling, take out the windows and we can work.»
L7 Simulators is a well-known domestic developer in the field of simulation technologies, creating advanced combat training systems integrated into a single UNITS ecosystem. Among the company’s key solutions are the «Dronobiy» training complex for training in shooting with a pump-action shotgun at FPV drones, as well as the «Vartovy» mobile simulator, designed for training crews of interceptor drones.
Previously, a dev.ua journalist visited the showroom of the L7 company, which creates VR simulators for the military, and tried himself as a shooter in a mobile group to counter kamikaze drones.
Recall that as a result of the Russian shelling of the capital on May 24, the apartment of Serafim Onyshchenko, Lead Narrative Designer of the GSC Game World studio, who worked on the game STALKER 2, also completely burned down. The developer himself and his loved ones were not injured.
