VirTra Systems Announces Simulator Sale to Indian River Community College
Wednesday March 14, 8:22 am ET
HOUSTON, March 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- VirTra Systems, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: VTSI - News) -- Major General Perry V. Dalby (USA-Retired), VirTra Systems' chief executive officer, today announced a sale of its totally immersive IVR® small arms training simulator to Indian River Community College in Fort Pierce, Florida.
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The simulator order included an IVR 4G-300 firearms training simulator, and a large complement of accessories including weapon training-conversion kits for handguns and M-16 rifles, and four patent-pending Threat-Fire(TM) belts that simulate trainees being struck by return fire. Near-term delivery has been requested.
"We are pleased such a prominent law enforcement training program has chosen our simulator to train recruits as well as seasoned veterans," commented Major General Dalby. "Community colleges have increasingly become important entry points throughout the United States for educating and training recruits as well as maintaining and advancing veteran law enforcement professionals' ongoing qualification requirements.
"VirTra Systems is committed to continue supporting military and law enforcement agencies with its IVR simulators, which are the only small arms training simulators capable of immersing trainees in real-world 360-degree threat situations," Major General Dalby concluded.
VirTra Systems has over a decade of experience developing advanced virtual reality technology solutions for the training/simulation, advertising/promotion, entertainment, and medical industries. For more information on VirTra Systems or its products, call (832) 242-1100.
About VirTra Systems
Utilizing patented technology, VirTra Systems sells situational awareness firearms training systems to military agencies such as the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Department of Defense, and to national and international law enforcement agencies. The company also produces multisensory promotional virtual reality systems and 3-D theaters for clients such as General Motors, Pennzoil, Red Baron(TM) Pizza, and the U.S. Army. For more information, visit www.virtra.com.
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Media Relations:
VirTra Systems, Inc.
Steve Haag, vice-president
of investor relations
Houston, Texas
(832) 242-1100
shaag@virtra.com
