Virtual Realistic Augmented Training
VRAT is an immersive training environment for first responders (FRs) working with hazardous materials (HazMat). VRAT enhances scenario recognition and response-based cognitive agility, providing FRs with the skills, knowledge, and decision-making ability necessary to navigate hazardous situations effectively.
Easy as 1, 2, 3!
Build VR training experiences with just a few clicks.
- Drag-and-Drop Editor for creating Virtual Reality training
- Single or Multi-Student Mode
- No Graphics Skills Required
- No Programming Required
- Instructors can focus on teaching

Step 1: Choosing a Location

Select a Background/Environment
We have a growing catalog of backgrounds to choose from, or you can use your own!
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Static Backgrounds
Warehouses or Office Spaces -
Dynamic Backgrounds
Outdoor country road or desert landscape featuring dynamic natural elements -
Import Your Own
Bring your own Background -
Request a Custom Background
At your request, we may create new backgrounds
Step 2: Choose the Assets
Place the assets in your training environment
Assets are items such as instruments, furniture, etc.
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Static Assets
Decorate your environment with visual static assets -
Dynamic Assets
Dynamic assets have functions, such as flashlights or RadEye detectors -
Import Your Own
You can use your own imported asset -
Request a Custom Asset
Our team can create new assets upon request

Step 3: Choose the Training Method

Select Assets to support your training goals:
This is when you will place your instruction related assets, such as NPCs, SOPs, and spawn points
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Following a process
Have your students practice procedures -
Finding an object
Your students can use tools to try and find items and perform searches -
Figuring out a missing object
Have your students figure out what is missing in your custom scenarios -
Accomplishing a task
Give your students a goal they must obtain
Why use Virtual Reality Training/Immersive Virtual Training?
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Increased Retention of Training Materials
Classroom retention is about 3%
IVT retention as high as 75%
Equivalent to On-the-Job Training (OJT) -
No Acquisition or Maintenance Cost
Replace bulky, expensive training inventory with immersive virtual alternatives -
Safe for Students and the Environment
Risk-free training that eliminates hazards and environmental impact
Choose the right Asset Pack for your industry!
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CBRN
Consists of static and dynamic assets and tools. Some examples are: meters, radiating materials, and point sources -
Industrial
Consists of static assets for creating immersive scenes. Some example are: Vans, T72 Russian Tanks, Warehouse structures -
Custom Asset Packs
You can create custom assets for your training — including operation Digital Twins — or we can build them for you
What is a Digital Twin?
Learning Management System (LMS)

You can use our Learning Management System or use your own
Our LMS consists of:
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Containers
Instructors can create their own course containers for their students to undergo specialized training -
Approval Process
Admins have the authority to deny or approve an instructors container -
Course Catalog
The course catalog contains all the containers belonging to a person or organization
Market Place
Our marketplace enables the use of purchasing, selling, and sharing assets or classes
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Post your assets
Sell or share your own assets with others by posting the asset to the marketplace -
Post your training classes
Post training classes to the marketplace for sharing or selling with users or organizations

Benefits of Using VRAT
Reduce or Eliminate | Increase |
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Travel, meals, and housing costs for trainees | Number of participants per class |
Development of unique locations | Number of trainees completing courses in a year |
Need for additional instructors for observation | Number of unique locations |
Purchase of hazardous material surrogates | Number of hazards to practice/test against |
Safety concerns and site safety preparation | Ability to quickly incorporate new instrumentation and procedures |
Weather impacts | Ability to recreate recent events |