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FLAIM Extinguisher™ immerses trainees in virtual reality emergency situations
Proper skills and early response to fire saves lives
FLAIM Extinguisher immerses trainees in virtual reality, delivering a realistic simulation of a range of fire events to efficiently train first responders.
Immersive Simulation Delivering a physical world training solution in a safe, controlled virtual environment
Multi-SensoryIntegrated physical interfaces to deliver the “Feels so Real” virtual training experience
Virtual EnvironmentsHigh fidelity virtual experiences with a continuously expanding portfolio of scenarios
Fire ScienceProprietary algorithmic modelling delivers real fire behaviour in a virtual environment
Biometric PerformanceStatistical learning outcome analysis to generate data driven decision making
Live FeedbackReal time data capture, analysis and training outcome feedback
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FLAIM Extinguisher comes with a package of common fire scenarios in the following environments:
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Custom training environments to train your team. Integration to your broader learning and training ecosystems with customisable equipment, AR training or performance analytics.
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NFPA research report into firefighter fatalities in the USA in 2019
Take a look at the USA’s National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) 2019 Report into firefighter fatalities.
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Top 2020 Trends: Enterprise AR &VR
See why 15 Industry Experts believe 2020 is poised to be a transformational year for virtual reality and augmented reality in this Report by Unity Technologies.
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Science Direct Research Paper: Firefighters’ and instructors’ absorption of PAHs and benzene during training exercises
This research study published in the International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health in 2019 examined how structure fire training contributes to firefighters’ and instructors’ chemical exposures.
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