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Written by Ellis Pines – May 27, 2021
In Accelerated Warfare, soldiers must counter constant threats from all directions.
Defense leaders are anticipating a dramatically sped-up future battlefield: Technically astute near-peer adversaries in a “conventional confrontation,” colored by lightning-fast streams of […]
Police One showcases shooting range equipment and simulation training systems by InVeris.
Written by Michelle Henderson – March 9, 2021
Australian Tech Discuss Virtual Reality
My Security TV (Australia) recently interviewed Eric Perez, Director of Virtual System Sales for InVeris Training Solutions. In their “Tech and Sec Weekly” segment, […]
Written by Michelle Henderson – March 4, 2021
Why Virtual and Augmented Reality require updated scenarios to match advanced technology.
The second in a series on how VR and AR are enhancing learning when it’s needed.
Within the past few years, VR […]
Written by Michelle Henderson – March 1, 2021
Virtual and Augmented Reality: A game changer for defense and law enforcement training
The first in a series on how VR and MR are enhancing realistic learning when it is needed.
Technologists have mused […]
Written by Michelle Henderson – December 17, 2020
4 Key Structural Considerations when Building a Gun Range
In their desire to provide ballistic protection, some range planners have designed highly specialized structures that become unusable for any other purpose. This may […]
Written by Michelle Henderson – December 14, 2020
Are your officers receiving regular and current de-escalation of force training?
With active shooters regularly making headlines, communities are calling for law enforcement to rethink the training their officers receive on use of […]
Written by Michelle Henderson – December 11, 2020
Training Officers on a Program of De-Escalation Strategies and Tactics Designed to Defuse Tense Encounters
The content of police training and the training academy culture should reflect the core values, attributes, and skills […]
Written by Michelle Henderson – December 9, 2020
Are your officers aware of your de-escalation policies?
In light of numerous active shooter situations, many police forces are reevaluating their de-escalation policies to determine if they’re still relevant in today’s volatile climate. […]
Written by Michelle Henderson – December 8, 2020
The Value of Realistic Scenario-based Training
As 2020 ends, a virtual event has brought into perspective one of law enforcement’s major challenges: How do you improve use-of-force training and prove that your officers […]
Written by Ellis Pines – December 7, 2020
The Value of Realistic Scenario-based Training
“The ‘reasonableness’ of a particular use of force must be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene, rather than with the 20/20 vision […]
Written by Michelle Henderson – December 2, 2020
What Types of Shooting Ranges are Out There?
Determining the type of range to build and specifying the equipment is a function of the planned type of shooting activity that will take place. […]
Written by Ellis Pines – October 1, 2020
First in a series from InVeris Training Solutions
Providing the “how”: the role of scenario training in supporting reasonable policing
“[New proposed] legislation…shall include recommendations to enhance current grant programs to improve law enforcement […]
Written by Ellis Pines – October 1, 2020
Second in a series from InVeris Training Solutions
Why the “scenario” has become the basis of today’s police training
“De-escalation, tactical decision-making and tactical withdrawal are all part of the new thinking about police […]
Written by Ellis Pines – October 1, 2020
The third in a series of blogs on the current police training crisis
Expanding scenarios to meet today’s mental health challenges
“De-escalation is seen as having special relevance to mental health-related calls for service. […]
