Human performance training tools for professionals.
Why recreate reality virtually,
when you can perfectly & naturally reflect it?
Scenario based training:
Live fire in interactive and unscripted live sequences, realistically immersing the trainees into the full spectrum of decision making in a volatile and potentially threatening situation.
ICE-TE Introduction Video
Data collection per sequence:
Target and hardware Architecture
The ICE-TE is an interactive electronic target developed by 910Factor:
Its technological capabilities include accuracy results, a dynamic shot sequence reconstruction, physiological data and user/trainee video analysis.
The electronic, sensors and hardware are integrated in a target wall insert and connected to a server.
The ICE-TE can be installed in a tactical indoor range, or built within a shoot house, configured for deployment in open ranges for vehicle scenarios, or in a self contained mobile unit.
Gaze tracking wearable
(presently being integrated)
Physiology and research
Each sequence analysis includes physiological data captured from integrated wearable technology: POV video safety glasses, gaze tracking and heart-rate monitor, allowing quantifiable insight into behaviors linking stress and performance.
By correlating performance and multi-source data, 910 Factor, Inc. alongside partner agencies and academia intend to deepen significantly the understanding of how decision-making, and performance are correlated to physiological states.
Training outcomes:
Discernment, decision and action in a live fire setting.
Testimonials
Immediate feedback
Police evaluation
"Being a Police Officer for 30 years and a Police Department tactical instructor for 20 years I can, with full confidence, say that the Interactive Cognitive Engagement Training and Evaluation ( ICE-TE ) target system is the best training tool that can be offered to any Law Enforcement Agency.
It takes static range time and force on force training and brings them together to offer a premiere live fire training scenario that is totally dictated by the officer’s response to the situation he/she is being presented with.
This is a system that will benefit brand new recruits as well as the most seasoned officers and tactical teams. Having the ability to observe and record their physiological responses and their actual hits on target is the closest simulation to what is possibly in the most stressful situation a Law Enforcement officer could be asked to handle.
This system is definitely a must have for all police agencies and should be on every police range."
Frank Pinto
NYPD /ESU
Additional information:
ICE-TE quad chart
Digital brochure
White paper
