I/ITSEC 2021: InVeris launches AR urban training solution

2nd December 2021 - 12:45 GMT | by Trevor Nash in Orlando

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SRCE can accommodate real and virtual targets. (Photo: InVeris)

At I/ITSEC 2021, InVeris launched a new AR small arms training device that is well-placed to gain business in the military and law enforcement markets.

InVeris Training Solutions used I/ITSEC 2021 to unveil its latest small arms training system called See, Rehearse, Collectively Experience (SRCE). The new device is an augmented reality-based, untethered weapons training simulator.

SRCE comprises a head-mounted display and a wearable computer, complete with a dongle linking the system to the user’s personal weapon. The system is able to operate in an area up to 10,000ft²(9,290m²) and is aimed at the military and law enforcement markets.

‘Warfare is moving towards urban operations in big cities and so we feel that we have hit the market at the right time,’ Darren Shavers,

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