Real operations are fast, unpredictable and high-stakes. Ammunition limits repetition. Infrastructure restricts realism. Safety constraints dilute pressure.
AVRT prepares personnel for split-second decisions in realistic, controlled environments.
Developed with feedback from over 5,000 military and law enforcement personnel.
One free-roam system, shaped to the scenarios and learning outcomes you need.
Immersive free-roam training for decision-making and communication under pressure.
Rehearse high-risk incidents and raise the intensity without raising the risk.
Drone threats built into full tactical scenarios, for teams that train on the move.
AVRT (Adaptive Virtual Reality Training) is a cutting-edge, fully immersive and wireless free-roam VR training system. It is designed for the training of emergency services, military and high-risk operatives in scenarios that are difficult or prohibitive to simulate otherwise.
The system has been developed with feedback from over 5,000 military and law enforcement personnel from the UK and beyond. Integrated real-world weapons and objects, detailed environments and an extensive library of characters, weapons and situations let instructors build simulations around the exact learning outcomes they need.
There are no controllers and no buttons to learn, so trainees can focus on the training straight away. First-person and full 3D replays, body positioning and metrics such as distances and shot placement support assessment that traditional training cannot match.
Trainees move naturally, with no tethers and no controllers to learn.
First-person and full 3D replays, with metrics such as distances and shot placement.
Integrated real-world weapons and objects that handle the way trainees expect.
Multi-user scenarios build communication and coordination, not just individual skill.
Build and adapt scenarios around the exact learning outcomes you want.
Turn a suitable venue into a training space, from small rooms to large halls.
Free-roam VR lets trainees move naturally through a real space while wearing a wireless headset, instead of standing still or using controllers. AVRT tracks real weapons and equipment, so the training behaves like the real thing.
Military, law enforcement and other high-risk operators, including emergency services, as well as driver and corporate training.
No. They use natural movement, so there are no buttons to learn and little time lost getting used to the system.
Yes. Instructors can replay sessions in first-person or full 3D and see body positioning and shot placement, so assessment is based on what actually happened.
Yes. Drone threats are built into free-roam scenarios, so teams can practice detecting and responding without live drones.
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