Agitation 360Step into a Veteran's home and learn to calm an agitated patient, one conversation at a time.

The simulation loads when you are ready

Before you begin

Patient voice

Graphics quality Automatic

Checking what this computer can do.

Choose how much detail to draw Automatic Reads what this computer reports and picks one of the three below. High Smooth edges, full screen resolution, soft shadows, every lamp in the home lit. Balanced Smooth edges off, screen resolution capped, harder shadows from the larger objects only, lamps in other rooms switched off. Basic Smooth edges off, screen resolution at one to one, shadows off, only the lamps in the room you are standing in, flat surface detail.

Basic is aimed at a laptop with built-in graphics, which is what most office machines have. Balanced suits a recent laptop with built-in graphics or a modest workstation. High suits a computer with a separate graphics card. If you are not sure, leave this on Automatic and change it later from the settings inside the simulation.

No training content is removed at any level. Every scenario, every decision point, every branch, every spoken line and every caption is identical on High, Balanced and Basic. Only the way the picture is drawn changes.

Move WASD or arrow keysLook click and dragTalk click the patientChange anything Settings, top right, once inside

Built by Future Vanguard LLC on an open-source WebXR foundation (A-Frame, MIT), in response to VA GRECC solicitation 36C25626Q1008. Self-funded capability demonstration only: not delivered VA work, not VA past performance, and not an existing VA system. Simulated scenarios and characters, no real patient data.

Serving those who served

Agitation 360Step into a Veteran's home and learn to calm an agitated patient, one conversation at a time.

Settings

De-escalation, Mr. Dawson

Patient calmed