It’s a virtual reality de-escalation training tool developed by Catapult Games of Schenectady.
Officers can use the system to simulate real-world situations that require them to figure out the best way to de-escalate encounters.
An operator can control the types of situations a trainee encounters on the VR, and can choose from a number of different environments.
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