If it works in a war zone, it can work in a factory
Vrai developed virtual reality tools to train UN troops in the world’s most dangerous places, and now it’s expanding its operation to more regular workplaces
‘It’s a quiet, warm day going out of Mogadishu. Dirt on the road and dust to the side. Then, a flash. I look down and one of my legs is bleeding badly. My buddy to the side has lost his. As a medic tends to me, there’s another flash, taking out an armoured personnel carrier.”
That’s the horror Niall Campion brings to the safety of a studio on South William Street in Dublin.
