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Train For Every Incident
With the individual setup the participant is immersed in a virtual scenario while the instructor can adjust the scenario based on the participant's decisions. This setup is excellent for individual training or assessment of a certain skill set.
The classroom setup is used for triggering a group discussion about a virtual scenario. Discussions can focus on incident approach, carrying out the first reconnaissance or making the first deployment decisions.
The team setup allows you to train multiple participants in mono- or multidisciplinary exercises. One or more instructors can be in charge of the learning objectives and role-playing. Team training exercises are well suited to train communication and reporting skills.
A powerful learning tool
Incidents are called incidents for a reason. Thankfully they only happen incidentally. Emergency response personnel is however expected to be prepared and trained to respond capably to every scenario imaginable.
Fully immersive training
The flexibility of the XVR Platform allows you to create any scenario you want, scalable and localized to your own situation. Because of the flexibility, you are able to create endless training scenarios that can scale from self-administered instruction to multi-agency programs.
Flexible, reliable & user-friendly simulation tools where learning is key and the instructor is in control. From our core product XVR On Scene we offer a variety of different modules that define the versatile XVR platform.
On the scene
The XVR On Scene module is perfect to train operational and tactical level (bronze and silver), emergency responders. XVR On Scene provides the trainee with an interactive and immersive 3D view of the incident scenario. The scenario is completely adaptable to your local situation.
Complete learning solution
Expand your setup with XVR Resource Management to train incident management and response resources in your own region. This module simulates the management of any large-scale incident using the actual amount of resources available. It enables you to practice the logistical aspect of contingency plans across the entire emergency services chain.
Designed to create an immersive experience where the viewer experiences the content rather than just viewing it and can recall an event as an actual memory as if they had been present.
The viewer is positioned in one place but has the autonomy to look around the sphere in any direction through 360 degrees.
