Operator XR Secures $3.7M VR Coaching Contract with Texas Division of Public Security

Australian immersive coaching know-how firm xReality Group introduced its subsidiary Operator XR has secured a contract with the Texas Division of Public Security (Texas DPS) value as much as AUD $5.71 million (~$3.7 million USD), which is able to see the rollout of it VR police coaching system throughout the state.

In response to a press assertion, Operator XR’s OP-2 system permits immersive, scenario-based coaching designed to enhance tactical decision-making, de-escalation methods, multi-officer coordination, and mission planning.

Texas DPS, one of many largest regulation enforcement companies within the U.S. serving 30 million residents, is slated to make use of the system to boost officer readiness and security by means of extra frequent and real looking coaching experiences.

xReality Group CEO Wayne Jones described the deal as a “strategic milestone,” citing Texas DPS’s excessive profile as a key reference level for additional enlargement into different state companies. “This partnership reinforces our U.S. development technique and validates the OP-2 platform for large-scale deployment,” Jones mentioned.

The preliminary portion of the deal, value AUD $4.3 million ($2.8 million USD), is claimed to cowl supply of OP-2 {hardware} and software program, together with onboarding and two years of technical help—slated to begin in Q2 2026.

The contract consists of non-compulsory help providers for an extra three years, bringing the potential whole worth to AUD $5.71 million (~$3.7 million USD).

This follows a current $2.1 million AUD (~$1.4 million USD) ‘Business Development Program’ grant by the Australian Authorities final month to speed up the AI growth roadmap for its Operator XR tactical coaching platform.

The funding is earmarked to help enhancements reminiscent of real-time suggestions, automated state of affairs technology, expanded manufacturing, and international certification over the following 24 months.