Over the coming years, Virtual Reality will change the face of how every profession learns and trains. Our goal is to provide the most effective Virtual Reality training possible. We strive every day, 365 days a year, to make every law enforcement officer safer and better equipped to succeed at their job.
– Ethan Moeller, CEO
NSENA offers a superior training platform for law enforcement officers. The workspace for police is the world at large–homes, streets, businesses, schools. And the elements they work with are people, weapons and the legal codes they are committed to enforcing. It has been impossible to replicate this work space in the typical classroom or gun range.
NSENA virtual training brings real world situations into the virtual space. A trainee can be transported to a back alley, a living room or a car stop. The impact of 360 degree immersion is powerful in a way that other simulation systems lack. The ultimate goal is to help every officer better protect the community and come home safe.
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The great thing about virtual reality is that it brings you closer to a real-life experience than anything else that I’ve ever at least experienced. And because of that, when you train you want to get that environment as real as possible and that’s what VR does.
The immediate concern should be the safety of all persons at the scene, followed closely by an effort to contain the situation and keep it from escalating. If available, mental health professionals can help open a dialogue and convince the person to voluntarily seek treatment.
At the core of police work is the internal drive to catch the bad guys. How we go about getting him or her into custody is a very situational thing.
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