Hong Kong Jockey Club Shenzhen Centre
The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) is one of the world's leading horse racing organizations. Its Shenzhen Training Centre required advanced simulation technology to support the training and development of jockeys and riders.
Traditional training with live horses poses safety risks and is constrained by weather, horse availability, and high operational costs, necessitating a stable, data-driven training solution available year-round.
Deployment of the MS.30P professional eventing simulator, equipped with a comprehensive sensor array, provides biomechanical feedback and gait analysis.
Riding for the Disabled Association Hong Kong (RDA Hong Kong)
RDA Hong Kong's three facilities—Tuen Mun Public Riding School, Lei Yue Mun Park, and Pok Fu Lam Public Riding School—have all adopted the MS.30 to provide therapeutic riding training for individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities, making it one of the largest simulated horse rehabilitation applications in Asia.
The unpredictable behavior of real horses poses risks to vulnerable riders, necessitating equipment that can fully replicate the therapeutic benefits of equestrian therapy while completely eliminating animal-related risks.
The deployment of the MS.30 smart teaching simulator, equipped with emergency braking and gentle gait simulation, creates a completely safe therapeutic environment.
University Equestrian Education Programs
Several universities have incorporated equestrian education into their physical education and sports science curricula, including Sichuan Tourism College, Guangxi Debao Vocational and Technical College, and Xinjiang Agricultural University.
Universities require safe, scalable equipment capable of accommodating large numbers of students while delivering quantifiable learning outcomes that meet academic standards.
A multi-unit MS.30 network deployment allows a single instructor to manage group classes and supports a progressive curriculum system ranging from beginner to certification levels.
People's Liberation Army — Cavalry Company of the Army Border Defense Brigade
The Cavalry Company of the PLA Army Border Defense Brigade is responsible for border patrols and ceremonial duties, requiring strict standards for rider training and a systematic, quantifiable equestrian training program.
The border cavalry training environment is harsh; training with live horses is affected by factors such as weather and horse condition, making it difficult to record training data quantitatively, and the cycle for improving riders' skills is lengthy.
The introduction of two Horse-MS.30P units established a standardized indoor equestrian simulation training facility. By using sensor data to assess riders' posture and balance in real time, the training results were featured in a series of reports on CCTV-7's National Defense and Military Channel.
