Virtual Reality & Training Simulators for Police

AR/VR training for law enforcement leverages immersive technologies to enhance officer training in realistic, controlled environments. Virtual Reality (VR) creates fully simulated scenarios, such as active shooter situations, de-escalation training, or crisis intervention, allowing officers to practice decision-making under pressure. Augmented Reality (AR) overlays digital information onto the real world, useful for tactical simulations and situational awareness training. These technologies improve skill retention, reduce training costs, and provide a safe, repeatable environment for honing critical response techniques.

Training Solutions

Axon

Empower officers with the skills to navigate complex real-world scenarios through immersive content and state-of-the-art technology, enabling them to train anytime, anywhere.

MILO VR

MILO VR is transforming law enforcement training with immersive 360-degree virtual environments that prepare officers for real-world situations. The MILO VR system allows officers to practice tactical movements, master de-escalation strategies, and enhance communication skills within scenarios that simulate the realities they face in the field.

InVeris

InVeris is the world leader for integrated live fire and virtual weapons training systems.

Operator XR

Through our highly portable and scalable virtual reality training system, officers train operational tactics and procedures more often, leading to increased preparedness for a broad range of scenarios. This ultimately means safer outcomes in the field.

Smart Streets VR

Our law enforcement solution provides immersive training tailored for police and public safety professionals. The platform offers realistic scenarios across de-escalation, conflict resolution, active shooter response, and more. With customizable scenarios and real-world equipment integration, officers can train effectively for diverse situations, improving decision-making and operational readiness.

V-Armed

V-Armed provides a safe, repeatable platform for officers to learn, make mistakes, and subsequently refine their strategies. By confronting a wide range of simulated crises, from hostage situations to mass public disturbances, officers can develop a heightened sense of situational awareness, enhance their decision-making skills, and ultimately, increase their readiness for scenarios in the field.