Long used across various high-risk industries, simulation training now prepares law enforcement officers to meet today’s challenges
Duty-to-intervene training isn’t just good policy, it’s better for officer well-being
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Young women between the ages of 14 and 18 walked through various virtual training scenarios to experience a day in the life of a police officer
The funds will purchase a training simulator that features immersive instructional scenarios focused on de-escalation, autism awareness and communication tactics
The importance of simulator technology for police training
The center aims to increase situational awareness, lower response times and improve public safety
One agency is using virtual reality to tackle both
High-tech simulators allow for the interleaving of skills while providing stress inoculation
Garden City PD in Georgia chose VirTra so officers could build decision-making skills and marksmanship without worrying about scheduling
The simulator involves a motion capture studio in the police academy's gymnasium, with dozens of cameras and wearable sensors
Repeated exposures to contextually meaningful exemplars with specific performance feedback under stress will improve officer performance
The two companies will provide simulation training systems and live-fire shooting ranges
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QuikTurn 360 and QuikTurn 90 Turning Target Systems can be configured to enhance the live-fire training experience
The "Decision Points" police simulator uses real bodycam footage to show how officers make critical decisions
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