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Sconec, a leading XR content company, is set to expand its global reach with its innovative VR policing training system, 'PoliceOne.' Recognized for its innovation by the National Police Agency in July, 'PoliceOne' enables multiple users to engage in realistic training scenarios simultaneously, powered by Sconec's large-scale XR walking system that achieved international standardization in February.
CEO Daesil Hwang emphasized the system’s flexibility and strong revenue potential, pointing out that 'PoliceOne' comes with eight core training modules and the capacity for additional content. Sconec targets markets where there is a gap in policing infrastructure and training systems, aiming to fill those needs efficiently.
In addition to 'PoliceOne,' Sconec is deeply invested in the burgeoning metaverse market, creating VR, AR, and MR content. Upcoming releases include the MR game 'Traveler,' expected in the first half of next year, and the escape room game 'Another Door,' slated for a Q4 launch. The company has already enjoyed remarkable success with its XR-based first-person shooter 'Strike Rush,' particularly in the North American and European markets.