(SeaPRwire) –   By: James Vance

The flight sim world has a quiet crisis. High-end gear gives authentic feel but overwhelms new users. Intermediate players can’t afford to replace hardware as they level up. PXN’s NAVOS series claims to bridge this gap—we’ll see if it delivers.

PXN will launch NAVOS at FlightSimExpo 2026 (June12-14, Saint Paul RiverCentre, Booth312). The lineup has two parts: civil yoke system (interchangeable force-feedback elevator modules, motorized trim, TPM unit, radio stack, rudder pedals; 16-bit Hall-effect sensing) and combat HOTAS (4-axis zero-deadzone, ergonomic for long use, customizable profiles). Nexus software uses the yoke’s built-in display for one-click sim presets. Expansions (switch modules, panels) arrive H2 2026 to H1 2027. Design touches: tool-free interlocking modules, 12-port hub, non-marring desk clamp, swappable handles (light, Boeing, Airbus).

Here’s the commercial loop: hook entry users with easy setup and accuracy. Then sell expansions as they want more. If NAVOS works, PXN could dominate the entry-to-intermediate market. Competitors will have to simplify their gear or lose customers.

Author bio: James Vance, Senior Columnist at TechWeekly International, covers consumer tech and simulation innovations.