VR for defence and uniformed services — training that in Poland can be funded from the Civil Protection Programme
First aid and combat casualty care, heavy vehicle servicing, incident scene examination, aviation training and logistics. Ready-made applications for Meta Quest headsets — they work with no computer and without connecting to the unit’s network.
First Aid VR — combat casualty care module, recorded from the headset
At a glance — VR for defence
EpicVR is a Polish developer of VR applications (Kraków). For the military, the services and civil protection it supplies ready-made simulators for Meta Quest 3/3S headsets and a Civil Protection and Civil Defence module in presale.
- Ready now: combat casualty care (ResQ VR), First Aid VR with a battlefield module (extended version), heavy vehicle servicing, road traffic incident investigation (multiplayer), aviation training, logistics and forklifts.
- Presale: air raid alarm and attack, CBRN threat, evacuation from home — with multi-user mode and a reporting panel.
- Funding: in Poland, the Civil Protection and Civil Defence Programme (the “Education and training” area).
- No risk: a free headset test at your unit.
What you can deploy right away
Products proven in deployments — no waiting for production.
ResQ VR — combat casualty care
Casualty assessment and treatment of injuries under threat — in VR and in mixed reality (MR).
licence per station
First Aid VR — extended version
9 modules, including a car accident, an office and the battlefield. Integration with a CPR manikin.
net · extended version, or €1,750 perpetual licence
Heavy Vehicle Servicing VR
Servicing and repairing a heavy vehicle step by step — diagnostics, disassembly, assembly — without taking a real vehicle out of service.
Custom quote — adapted to your vehicle type
Road Traffic Incident Investigation VR
Scenario editor on a PC, scene examination in VR, multiplayer for up to 3 people and an error report.
lifetime licence per station
VR aviation training — Flight Crew
Cabin crew procedures and cabin preparation. We have delivered projects with the Polish Air Force University in Dęblin.
Forklifts and logistics VR
Warehouse, loading and forklift in VR — operator training without tying up equipment.
net per station
Recordings straight from the headset
No added effects — this is what training looks like from the trainee’s perspective.
Heavy Vehicle Servicing VR — 45 s
Cab, electrical system, batteries, wheel and brakes, torque wrench, lift and chassis.
First Aid VR — road accident
A scenario from the extended version: securing the scene, assessing the casualty, CPR.
Civil Protection and Civil Defence module
Three scenarios that fire service headquarters, local authorities and schools in Poland ask about most often. First versions in 6–8 weeks from the order.
Air raid alarm and attack
- Recognising alarm signals
- The route to a shelter or a temporary hiding place
- Behaviour in the shelter and after the all-clear
CBRN threat
- Recognising chemical or radioactive contamination
- Protective measures and leaving the zone
- Initial decontamination
Evacuation from home
- Evacuation backpack — what to pack
- Securing the home: gas, electricity, water, documents
- Reaching the assembly point
What you get in the module
- Multi-user mode — instructor and trainees in one scene
- Reporting panel — time, errors and each participant’s result for training records
- Offline operation, Polish language, Meta Quest 3 / 3S
- Scenario updates included in the licence
Pilot for the first units
State Fire Service headquarters, volunteer fire brigades, municipal offices and schools in Poland that sign up now get the presale price and working versions of the scenarios to test.
Where does the money for VR training come from?
In Poland, the Act on Civil Protection and Civil Defence allocates at least 0.3% of GDP to this purpose every year. The Civil Protection and Civil Defence Programme indicates what it can be spent on.
Specialist training
The draft Programme for 2027–2031 expressly lists training in tactical emergency casualty care (TECC) and combat casualty care, and in qualified first aid.
Training for citizens and young people
The priorities are civil protection training for citizens and educating people under 18 in how to respond to threats.
Training programmes and facilities
The Programme also covers creating software that supports training and equipping training infrastructure.
Sources (Poland): Act of 5 December 2024 on Civil Protection and Civil Defence (Journal of Laws 2024, item 1907); draft Civil Protection and Civil Defence Programme for 2027–2031 (May 2026 version) — the provisions may change until it is adopted by a resolution of the Council of Ministers. Schools in Poland can also use education programmes: grants for schools.
Solutions by formation
Military units and military education
- ResQ VR — combat casualty care
- Heavy Vehicle Servicing VR
- Aviation training, logistics, forklifts
- Offline operation — without connecting headsets to the network
Police and investigation services
- Road Traffic Incident Investigation VR — multiplayer and report
- First Aid VR — car accident
- Custom scenarios for the service’s procedures
Fire service
- First Aid VR with manikin integration
- Civil Protection module — presale and pilot
- Training for residents run by the unit
Municipality, county, region
In Poland, the heads of municipalities, counties and regions are civil protection authorities. The Civil Protection module and First Aid VR are suitable for training residents and for education in schools — in one purchase under the Programme.
Paramedics and simulation centres
ResQ VR, First Aid VR in the extended version and Anatomy VR — for practising procedures before classes on manikins.
Frequently asked questions
Try VR at your unit
We will send headsets with the applications for a free test. We will show first aid, combat casualty care and the plan for the Civil Protection module.
