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IVRT for use in International Law Enforcement Training
VirTra Systems, Inc. this week announced the first-ever sale of its IVRT series of training simulators to an international law enforcement training centre. The company has received a purchase order for its recently-announced IVR-360T 360-degree training simulator, which has been designed for use by military, security, and law enforcement agencies for situational awareness and judgmental use-of-force training. The order has a value of over six figures, with an anticipated delivery date of mid-fourth quarter. The order contemplates the purchase of multiple additional IVR-360 units in early 2004 based upon a successful initial installation.
At the customer's request, for security reasons the location will be held in confidence until the training centre's official opening later this year. "Given the customer's swift decision after being introduced to VirTra Systems' product line, it is apparent that the use-of-force simulator market is ready for our advanced 360-degree multisensory training technology," said Michael Kitchen, VirTra Systems' vice-president of training and simulation sales. "VirTra Systems is clearly pioneering the future of 360-degree training simulation, and, with ten years of engineering experience within the virtual reality field, I believe the company will continue to lead the industry's technological path, and will eventually dominate the market," he said.
"We are pleased to announce this milestone in our growing company's history," said L. Kelly Jones, VirTra Systems' chief executive officer. "To have brought such an advanced product from concept to market in just 24 months is a remarkable accomplishment, and is the direct result of the long hours and hard work our development and sales teams have invested in our future. This initial sale validates that our training/simulation products and corporate mission are in tune with this growing $30 billion plus annual market, and we expect other announcements to soon follow."
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