The whole VDS drill, in the headset.
A contaminated military vehicle in a working decontamination bay. Wand, brush, decontaminant, monitor — and a clock on the contact time.
Six steps. No shortcuts.
Survey
Walk the vehicle with the monitor. Find where the agent is — not where you assume it is.
Pre-wet
Knock down loose contamination before chemistry goes on. Pressure and distance matter.
Apply decontaminant
Full coverage, bottom-up, no dry patches. The simulation records every square you touched.
Contact time
The decontaminant needs time to work. Rinse early and the agent is still there.
Rinse
Clear the chemistry without re-spreading what it broke down.
Monitor & release
Prove it is clean. Only a clear reading releases the vehicle to the clean side.
Hands, not menus
Pick up the wand, work the brush, read the monitor. Two-handed tools, real reach, real fatigue of a full pass.
A crew that answers
AI teammates take the other roles — pump, decontaminant, monitor — and respond to the trainee's orders.
Your SOP, as data
Step order, timings and pass criteria are authored, not hard-coded, and reviewed with CBRN specialists.
Scored the moment the run ends.
Order of steps, surface coverage, contact time held, monitoring result and time on station — each one a line on the after-action review, each one traceable to the moment it happened.
See it in a headset.
Write to sales@noventis.ai with your unit or organisation and the drills you train. We will arrange a demonstration on a Meta Quest 3 and scope a pilot with your instructors.