SenseSuit™ Offers a Significant Advancement in Training
Police and Security News Magazine
04/28/2005

Tech Valley Technologies, Inc. has announced the release of its latest training/tactical
technology, SenseSuit™, which was specifically designed to assist law enforcement trainers and
officers when forced to deal with real-world, live fire confrontations.
SenseSuit technology works with an embedded sensing membrane and a GPS tracking system which is portable and can be set up within seconds. The trainer/operator monitors the activity via a computer which identifies the players and their teams on a topographical map by color. During a confrontation, the officer can resort to whatever weapon he (or she) feels is sufficient to accomplish the goal and bring about a successful conclusion to the encounter. If a projectile strikes a player, the operator can determine if the hit was lethal or superficial and the officer can continue the exercise or be removed.
SenseSuit technology can also be used in live fire situations. During an actual assault or confrontation the system operator can individually track each officer and coordinate the entire operation. If an officer is shot, the system will immediately identify the location on his (or her) body where a shot impact occurred, determine the fatality of the injury and, when appropriate, send in officers to assist. With SenseSuit, training is advanced to an entirely new level. The U.S. Army has assisted Tech Valley Technologies in developing a targeting system known as the Matrix Round Location (MRL) system which registers each hit on a target, sends penetration data back to a computer operated by the trainer/system operator and allows each shooter to see, in real time, the exact location where his (or her) target was hit.
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