Submit a simulation system for structured review under the Simulation Fidelity Rating framework.
The SFR framework is intended to provide a consistent method for evaluating simulation systems based on structure, timing, motion accuracy, and training validity. This page is the entry point for requesting review of a system or environment.
Requests may be submitted for internal review, comparative analysis, or standards alignment.
Evaluation is based on structure and measurable criteria, not on appearance or marketing language.
A high-level structural review based on architecture, system type, and declared design approach.
A deeper evaluation pathway based on available technical details, motion characteristics, and measurement criteria.
For universities, medical programs, or laboratories seeking framework alignment or collaborative evaluation.
For organizations evaluating whether a system is suitable for training, development, or public use.
Request details are reviewed for completeness and relevance.
The system is reviewed against the framework structure and classification logic.
Additional technical details may be requested if needed.
The request is routed toward preliminary classification, deeper review, or institutional discussion.
This process is intended to establish clarity and comparability, not to rely on marketing claims.
Simulation systems should be evaluated by how they are built, how they behave, and what they train. The request process exists to apply that standard consistently.
If it is going to be trusted, it should be evaluated.