FAAC's police driver training simulators are designed for the serious business of training law enforcement personnel. Our Vehicle Interactive Pursuit-5 (VIP-5) system is the common sense answer for instructing new and veteran officers on:
- perishable skills
- hazard perception
- speed and space management
- adverse driving conditions
- intersection analysis
- pursuit management
- multi-tasking
- split-second judgment and decision-making
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Features
- Cutdown vehicle or open-air driver cab station.
- Up to 5 high-resolution flat screen displays for a full-time, geometrically correct 225° field of view.
- Accurate reproduction of cab components, including MDT software compatible with any laptop PC.
- Accurate vehicle 'feel,' including curb strikes, road vibration, tire scrub, and camber recovery.
- The student's judgment and decision-making skills can be exercised and evaluated by the instructor. In fact, instructors can allow a student to make a poor decision, then play back that decision on the simulator for discussion and reinforcement, or redrive the same session for a successful outcome.
- Training exercises can be paused for discussion to enhance lesson reinforcement.
- Contains more than 60 pre-scripted training exercises originally developed for and certified by the California Commission on Peace Officer Training.
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Specifications
- Footprint no larger than 10' x 5 ½' with a nominal eye-to-screen viewing distance of 32" (varies as a function of seat position).
- Components are easily disassembled and can fit through a standard 36" x 80" single door
- Each Instructor Operator Station can control up to four VIP-5 simulators, so instructors can conduct coordinated response training or several individual sessions independently.
- A windows-based computer and operating systems ensure that off-the-shelf products can be used, which translates to simple upgrades.
- High fidelity, dynamic Doppler effect surround sound for continuous and asynchronous vehicle sounds to enhance acceleration, deceleration, and cornering. Other sounds include engine speed, road noise, tire skidding, brake application, and collisions with vehicles and other objects, such as signs, road markers, trees, and buildings.
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