VSTEP and ATRISc partners to develop, sell and use RescueSim in France

Date posted: 22-09-2011

ATRISc Innovation, partner of the University of Corte, the Corsica Emergency Services (SDIS) and Lubritem, has signed a partnership with VSTEP to develop, sell and also use RescueSim for consulting assignments and customers. Using RescueSim ATRISc will virtually train its customers for incidents in a realistic way.

ATRISc offers training on human factors and decision making by using the most innovative tools available. By immersing yourself in the 3D world of a virtual reality platform, ATRISc allows you to identify the essentials of decision making and improves the reliability of your teams during complex emergencies.   

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