Setup of MCI scenarios and victims is time consuming
START Triage Training sessions are not repeatable
There are no visible signs of trauma or wounds
Dummies cannot speak, move, interact or emote
Realistic environments are difficult to set up
There is no way to track performance metrics
No setup time required! MCI Scenarios are auto-generated
Train for START anywhere, anytime, as many times as you need
A wide range of realistic signs of trauma
Full range of emotions and realistic animations
Realistic and immersive 360º crash scene
Advanced analytics to evaluate every task
NO MORE LIFELESS INFLATABLE DUMMIES!
Hundreds of patient profiles to challenge you
Realistic sound effects, wounds and animations make our avatars more immersive
MAXIMIZE PERFORMANCE
Meet the HERO Platform
Comprehensive performance analytics
Track the speed and accuracy of individual tasks
View mistagging and misdiagnosis issues
Make sure trainees follow the START protocol
Monitor training completion and send reminders to teams
Assign, track, and monitor via computer, tablet or phone

The HERO Platform makes managing your teams a snap
Don’t just take our word for it. You can hear straight from first responders participating in the development of a virtual and augmented reality training for EMTs in triaging techniques for mass-casualties. This training was jointly developed through the collaboration between the City of Austin/Travis County EMS, Texas State University and Augmented Training Systems, Inc. This was our third development through US Ignite – Smart Gigabit Communities program. You can learn more about our AMBUS virtual reality training also part of this collaboration.
“This is the coolest
thing I’ve ever done!”
Travis County EMT Trainee

TRADITIONAL
MCI TRAINING
As much as
$300/year
per trainee
Estimated
Realistic, immersive experience
Trackable progress and analytics
Repeatable, randomized trainings
ATS HERO
MCI TRAINING
As low as
$45/year
per trainee
Unlimited Access (300 users and under=$60)
Realistic, immersive experience
Trackable progress and analytics
Repeatable, randomized trainings