Awareness Coach-Situational Awareness Training

Example

Users practice identifying subtle details in a staged office scenario, such as noticing an unattended bag or a door left ajar that could signify security issues.

Scenario

In a virtual setting, users scan a detailed image of an office and point out irregularities or potential safety hazards, developing their ability to notice out-of-place objects or activities.

Example

In a simulated urban environment, users are challenged to plan a safe route from one point to another while avoiding potential dangers like construction zones or suspicious activities.

Scenario

Users analyze maps and live-feed video inputs to determine the safest and most efficient paths, taking into account various environmental and situational factors.

Example

By observing body language and interactions in a simulated public park, users learn to anticipate possible actions, such as predicting a conflict between groups or identifying a person who might need help.

Scenario

Through video scenarios, users are tasked with interpreting gestures, facial expressions, and group dynamics to predict outcomes and prepare appropriate responses.