Emergency response to an incident in progress

OP-2 can simulate active shooter environments in settings such as schools, workplaces or public venues, with unpredictable threats and uninvolved bystanders present at the scene.

Personnel train rapid deployment, threat management, civilian protection, and coordination with other agencies. Simulated scenarios build readiness and improve response times across varied environments — factors that are decisive in a real incident.

Train sound use-of-force decision making under realistic conditions

By simulating high-stress confrontations with unpredictable role players, the system helps police and military personnel practise accurate threat assessment, adherence to rules of engagement, and the application of force at an appropriate level.

Trainees can respond safely to NPCs displaying a wide range of behaviour, from non-compliance through to aggression.

By practising verbal communication, reading body language, and other de-escalation techniques within the system, personnel learn how to defuse tense situations effectively, reducing the likelihood that force becomes necessary.

Train for crisis intervention situations involving individuals under severe stress, experiencing mental health difficulties, or facing other crises.

Virtual environments require trainees to apply communication technique, empathy, and de-escalation strategy to resolve the situation peacefully.

NPCs react to the trainee's actions, creating a safe environment in which to practise and refine intervention tactics.

Hostage rescue missions demand careful planning and flawless execution. OP-2 can generate complex scenarios in which trainees must locate and rescue hostages while managing active threats. Simulations include variables such as time constraints, multiple perpetrators, and the presence of civilians, making the exercise both realistic and demanding.

Teams develop critical skills in cooperation, coordination, concealment, and crisis management — the skills a successful hostage rescue depends on.

Rehearse Close Quarters Battle tactics in a highly realistic simulated environment.

Trainers can build complex floor plans and confined spaces, with After Action Review available from multiple perspectives, including military/police and civilian points of view (EN/FR/CIV POV).

Users can practise room clearance and last covered corner (LCC) technique, sharpening the coordination, communication, and split-second decision making that close quarters engagements require.