Scenarios that branch on judgment
Use-of-force, de-escalation, patrol contact, active threat. Multiple outcomes from the same opening.
Training for the call that doesn’t end in a shot.
The VR judgment-training technology inside Defencify’s security-guard platform. Built by AGOGE.
Scenario footage — comingCaptured from the live system. Not published yet.
Most VR police and security training is a shooter with a badge on it. It trains one skill — hit the right target, fast — and that skill is a fraction of the job.
The calls that end careers and land in court are the other ones: the person in crisis, the trespasser who won’t leave, the argument in a parking lot at 2 a.m. Those are decided by what an officer says, and how they stand, and which tool they reach for — long before anything is drawn.
That is what we train.
The suspect talks back.
Our scenario characters aren’t reading from a script tree. They listen to what the trainee actually says, and they respond — escalating if they’re pushed, settling if they’re talked down. Two officers can run the same scenario and have two genuinely different conversations.
A branching script can tell you which button someone pressed. It cannot tell you whether they could talk a person down.
What you get
Decision drills
One- and two-minute repetitions. Threat recognition, target discrimination, reaction time. The reps you can run weekly.
Records that hold up
Records your training file can carry: completion and performance detail, delivered through your training platform.
Launching with the platform, Q4 2026.
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