At LAAD-2024, the public security trade show taking place from April 2 to 4 at the Transamerica Expo Center in São Paulo, Brazil’s Condor Non-Lethal Technologies, a global leader in this segment, will offer visitors a complete experience in the universe in which it operates.
In addition to setting up a real shooting stand in partnership with Smart Power, where visitors will be able to shoot with state-of-the-art controlled impact weapons and ammunition by appointment, Condor will be presenting its latest innovation: a non-lethal technology training simulator with virtual reality.
Using 3D glasses and joysticks, people will be able to experience scenarios in which they will learn the correct way to use these technologies. At the end of the experience, a points counter will mark not only how many mistakes and successes the shooter has made, but also the carbon savings generated by the fact that the training is virtual rather than real.
Founded in 1985 and today present in more than 85 countries, Condor operates exclusively in the non-lethal segment. Its stand will feature some of its products, all made in Brazil, such as the Condor Drop (a drone that launches non-lethal charges by remote control), smart grenades with a biodegradable body; body cameras for police use, the Defensor 10 mm pistol for rubber ammunition at close range, among others.