Enforce TAC 2019: GAIM presents its Virtual Reality Simulators training system.

GAIM, the new subsidiary Company of Aimpoint presents its new Virtual Reality product for realistic hunting and shooting simulation and training at Enforce TAC 2019, the International Exhibition & Conference Law Enforcement, Security and Tactical Solutions for Police and Security, which was held in Nuremberg, Germany.

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The Company GAIM has reached a milestone in shooting simulation systems. Digital shooting has never felt more realistic. The groundbreaking technology of the GAIM Virtual Reality Simulator gives soldiers and police officers the possibility to practice shooting and strategy in an authentic, immersive and flexible way.

Get ready to simulate in stunningly realistic environments with anatomically accurate software. The hit zones replicate those that are used in real situations and the shooting techniques are in accordance with what is recommended by professional shooting instructors. The use of Airnpoint sights gives the opportunity to experience the concept of shooting with both eyes open.

The GAIM Virtual Reality Simulators are tailor made complete kits, including hardware and software. They are truly compact transportable and easy to setup, either in small spaces or up to 8x8m, allowing up to three combatants to wirelessly and simultaneously cooperate. GAIM delivers an exceptionally unique and cost effective solution, yet maintaining to notch quality.

In fact ,GAIM has develop a virtual reality system that allows soldiers or police officers to practice training scenarios that can be adapted to create virtual combat situations using real weapons.

The GAIM Virtual Reality product contains everything you to get started with state of the art simulator software. Top of the line hardware, individually selected with comfort, convenience and absolute quality in mind. The very latest technological innovations combined with reliable craftsmanship create the ultimate toolkit for virtual shooting realism.