Pulaski County Sheriff's Office Lt. Chris Ameling runs a virtual reality training scenario. Law enforcement can never train too much, and if the training happens to be fun then that’s all the better.

In the not-so-distant future, logging into a clunky computer program or—gasp!—attending in-person sessions to complete workplace training will be a thing of the past, replaced by fully immersive ...

UK leisure carrier Jet2 is introducing a virtual-reality training device for pilots' pre-flight aircraft inspections, as the system secures approval from the country's regulator. Jet2 is implementing ...

(TNS) — A virtual reality training simulator is helping Colorado Springs police test and improve their skills before taking them to the streets. Police in recent months received a federal grant ...

What do the 1990s and the United States Air Force have in common? They both want you to know that they love virtual reality, and envision it being used for everything. Task and Purpose went to ...

(TNS) — Counterterrorism training instructors from LSU are teaching local law enforcement officers that virtual reality is more than just gaming headsets and controllers. The Baton Rouge Police ...

Firefighting is an inherently challenging profession, requiring constant adaptation to new threats and environments. As technology advances, so must our methods for preparing incident commanders (ICs) ...

Virtual reality (VR) has arrived in the fire service as a transformative tool for enhancing training effectiveness and realism. Immersing students in a virtual environment that’s a familiar setting, ...

VR, AR training helps forward observers direct fire support The Office of Naval Research has developed augmented and virtual reality tools to make it easier to train the Marines who help protect ...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), National Urban Security Technology Laboratory (NUSTL) is seeking information on commercially available virtual reality training tools to meet the needs ...

VR Headset Unsplash . Researchers have developed a new system that uses smartphones instead of specialized motion-tracking hardware to create more realistic avatar movement in vir ...