At the heart of Degem's AT-2000 Autotronics training laboratory lies the vehicle demonstrators.

The Real Car demonstrators are as their name suggests: demonstrators for real car. Installed in a working vehicle, the demonstrators allow the instructor to insert faults into the car from his workstation.

This provides the students with real-life, hands-on experience in diagnosing and repairing these faults. This is a proven method for improving fault-finding skills.

Every type of vehicle can be customized to serve the lab's needs.

The entire CML (Computer Managed Laboratory) network can be linked up to a real car. The trainee learns to diagnose the faults of today's sophisticated "smart" cars, and is trained to think constructively -- both in a technical and practical sense.

This training proves invaluable in the long run, as it serves as the foundation for the student's future technological skills.

The demonstrators are available both in gasoline and diesel model cars. The preparation kits include an AC-64 Interconnection Box for installing faults in the vehicle.