Blake Mccorkle Email & Phone Number

What if you could run worst call of your life... before it happens? I developed a VR Simulator, one of the world's first for Public Safety. My goal is to put VR in every station, without requiring departments to pay hundreds of thousands, millions in some cases, in order have high-tech, modern training. Despite our lifesaving jobs, my brothers and sisters in Public Safety remain largely under-served and over-charged. Help is coming. Learning Inside Virtual Environments means just that - put someone in the chaos, activating the stress centers in the body/mind and building a framework that taps into the most powerful tool we have - the brain. No matter how someone learns, the brain is an adaptive machine - by forcing it to impasse , (as in, what the heck do I do for this patient now? ) we trigger adaptive neural networks that find the connections we made in the classroom. It's not stress inoculation, it's stress immersion. When I couldn't find investors to hire developers to build my designs, I refused to quit. I LEARNED how to work in a game engine and build the damn thing myself. Since I'm still on the truck, actively working as a Firefighter/Paramedic, I maintain all the passion and perspective of the customer. I AM the customer! Fire Chiefs - Don't forget - have your city/county leadership there and put a City Manager, Mayor or Councilor in the Simulator so they can see how tough your job is! If you are a potential investor, unsure of what to make of this, consider: I've built a product that looks and performs better than others built by million dollar companies- and I built it while working full-time, raising a family, with a budget of less than $5000. What do you think I could do with a team?Pitchdeck available upon request.

Listed skills include Public Safety, Emergency Services, Ems, Disaster Response, and 1 others.