C2 wins WBJ's First Innovation Award for our Simulation and Gaming project

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C2 wins WBJ's First Innovation Award for our Simulation and Gaming project. The LOAC Interactive Trainer,  prepares students studying to become Judge Advocate Generals in the U.S. Army.

“This is a totally immersive environment, using multiple layers of technologies, but also a lot of research in how the human mind thinks, reacts and so forth,” says C2 Technologies CEO Dolly Oberoi. “It’s combining the soft skills and the technology and tools to create that immersive environment.”

The program offers a simulated experience in a safe setting, so that its users are well-prepared — in this case, for the courtroom. The goal of this serious game is to simulate a real-life patrol in a realistic urban environment. The LOAC Interactive Trainer is meant to be a teaching tool, allowing students to make incorrect decisions, see consequences for their actions and later receive guidance. It is available on all devices, including wearable devices.

The first phase of the LOAC Interactive Trainer is finished, and the company is working on several other projects in the virtual reality space. Oberoi’s team is helping clients confront the difficulties that come with both training and managing in a multigenerational workforce.

“We are catering to the next generation while we are keeping an eye to make sure that the current workforce gets what they need, but are also mindful of the fact that the next generation is right there,” Oberoi says. “We’re using all of the new tools and technologies and methodologies to develop new learning solutions for them.”Check us out