Training Simulators

Often used to create immersive gaming environments, virtual reality technology is being used to train officers to work through dangerous situations in safety

A training gun equipped with an Unintentional Discharge Sensor can reduce unintentional trigger pulls by imprinting trigger discipline into recruits

The cop-crafted scenarios and varied outcomes offered by VirTra help officers practice making decisions in real time to develop more effective de-escalation tactics

Reality-based scenarios can help improve communication techniques to reduce use of force in calls involving people in emotional distress

Officers who use simulation training programs are more confident, use less force

A training expert discusses why agencies should include pursuit in their de-escalation training and what factors ensure the lessons last

De-escalation training is more important than ever for law enforcement, and grants can help your department add an interactive, scenario-based approach

A new program from VirTra teaches officers how to recognize mental health challenges and how to respond appropriately

Simulators can be set up almost anywhere to provide critical flexibility, essential skills development and crisis-specific training

Compatibility with an array of weapons makes the experience more realistic and provides better memory transfer for officers in training

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Novonics Corp. and Dave Smith discuss AUFTS (Advanced Used of Force Training System), which includes simulated verbal interaction and use of weapons while on duty. A wide variety of scenarios prepares officers for experiences in the real world. AUFTS fills in the gaps of traditional training to better prepare LEOs.