Our solutions enhance training and preparedness for emergency responders, frontline officers and commanding leaders. Designed to provide essential skills and insights, our solutions help you manage high-pressure situations and address the challenges and uncertainties you face in the field.
Our Incident Response Interactive Simulation solution provides simulation-based training for public safety and security officers from frontline officers to commanders. It offers a comprehensive range of simulation-based trainers such as:
Designed to meet industry operational and training needs, our Driver Training Simulation System delivers a high-fidelity, realistic virtual training experience for various vehicle types. It reenacts real-world scenarios that drivers face on the road, providing a platform to hone driving skills, improve reflexes and reinforce adherence to safety protocols crucial for the safety of passengers and other road users.
Our Airside Driving Simulator offers immersive, high-fidelity training experiences that accurately replicate real-world aerodrome environments. Designed to prepare drivers for both routine operations and emergency situations, this simulator uses a scenario-based approach to build competence in a risk-free setting. Its integrated data analytics provide actionable insights into driver performance and risk profiles, enabling continuous improvement and supporting airside operators in implementing objective, evidence-based training programmes.
Our AGIL Digital Sandtable is a touch-based interactive device with an accessible tabletop interface, offering full terrain visualisation through 2D map navigation and a correlated 3D fly-around view. It supports scenario planning, urban planning and emergency response training exercises. It also enables live exercise monitoring and control, with the capability to integrate with external systems to receive streaming data on units.
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