Law Enforcement Training

  • Koolfog Acts as Sponsors at Hoosier Tactical Skirmish
    By Bryan Roe • August 10, 2022
    SensoryCo is privileged to have been a sponsor at the inaugural 2021 Hoosier Tactical Skirmish , a fundraiser for Chapter “D” 500, the new Indiana chapter of the non-profit Special Forces Association (The SFA). The Skirmish took place as a 1-day, 3-stage event in which competitors of all abilities moved through the individual timed stages, each consisting of a…
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  • Benefits of Multi-Sensory Training Solutions
    By Bryan Roe • August 30, 2016
    Burning rubber, thick smoke, chemical vapors…these are just some of the extreme sensory experiences that military and first responders face. Inexperience dealing with these dangerous and potentially life-threating situations can reduce effectiveness and even cause physiological trauma. How do we ensure that they are well-trained, safe and able to be successful in their efforts? SensoryCo…
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  • SensoryCo Helps First Responders and Military Prepare with Military Olfactory Desensitization
    By Bryan Roe • July 7, 2016
    First responders and military personnel are often in dangerous situations where they are assaulted by an ambush of sights, sounds and smells making it extremely difficult to respond in a rational manner. Research shows that repeated training exposure to these types of sensory overload can familiarize and desensitize our brains to these assaults, helping to…
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  • Stink Bombs … Literally.
    By Bryan Roe • October 5, 2015
    We understand the power of a rancid odor. At SensoryCo, our team works with different scents to simulate real-life aromas, recreating the essence of the note that either appeals to the nose as a fragrance or alienates the sense of smell. Horrendous smells can actually “attack” the olfactory system causing nausea, gagging, shortness of breathe…
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  • Smoke Effects for Law Enforcement Training
    By Bryan Roe • August 27, 2015
    Law enforcement officers deal with a great deal of stress as a regular part of their jobs. When they have to cope with extreme conditions in addition to handling the tasks of the job, it can be even more stressful and dangerous. From tear gas to the aftermath of explosions or natural disasters, working in…
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  • Scent for Law Enforcement Training
    By Bryan Roe • July 31, 2015
    Law enforcement officers are often put in the position of entering a space without knowing exactly what they will encounter. This puts them at great risk for bodily harm and exposure to toxic substances. They are also exposed to a variety of odors that may be overwhelming or dangerous. It is vital that officers are…
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  • Hollywood Scenting and Fog Effects, Meet HazMat Full Immersive Training Programs
    By Bryan Roe • February 1, 2014
    The special effects industry is no longer exclusive to Hollywood. Atop a 160 acre tract just north of L.A., you’ll find the Del Valle Regional Training Center, fully loaded with props of wreckage and simulated emergencies for fire, urban search and rescue and HazMat Full Immersive Training (F.I.T.) programs. Between the scenes of disaster, scents…
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  • Why Smell Training May Be More Important Than You Think
    By Bryan Roe • January 24, 2014
    When building a training curriculum for Law Enforcement, smell training may be quickly over looked as unneeded or maybe even a luxury, especially in times of budget cuts and economic recession. But for Law Enforcement personnel who are subjected, like the rest of us, to the evolution of tactical responses, bringing in innovative technologies like…
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