Many municipal guards have no shooting range of their own — and often no space to build one. SiNTRES brings shooting training for municipal guards to the city instead: a hybrid virtual simulator, a containerized live-fire range or a portable system that sets up in any room.
A municipal guard carries the same responsibility as any armed officer, yet training time competes with patrols, budgets and the simple lack of a place to shoot. Every trip to a borrowed range takes officers off the street, and every box of ammunition limits how often they can practice.
SiNTRES systems are built to remove those obstacles one by one. Laser training runs continuously at zero ammunition cost, so guards can repeat drills as often as instructors want. When live fire is needed, the hybrid simulator lets each officer fire real rounds from an unmodified service weapon directly into the scenario — without leaving the training room.
Our main recommendation: the only simulator in Brazil that combines virtual laser training and live fire into the screen in one system, with a self-healing screen rated for up to 4,000 rounds per m² (about 85,000 per roll).
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A safe, acoustically treated ballistic range in a container or truck: 3 lanes, live fire on paper targets up to 7 m and live fire into the virtual environment from 5 to 900 m.
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Self-contained and ready in 15 minutes in any room of at least 2 × 4 m — up to 8 trainees, 100% offline, with an upgrade path to hybrid live fire.
Learn moreWe design the simulation room or the range around what the guard actually has — a classroom, a corner of the headquarters or an open lot for the container. The container can later be moved and transported to another location.
Installation and operator training take place on site. The software is in Portuguese, and custom scenarios can be recorded on themes chosen by your instructors to reflect local procedures and the city's reality.
Remote support is provided within 4 hours, and on-site technical visits within 72 hours when needed. Systems can grow along an upgrade path: single screen, then theater, then hybrid live fire.
Yes. The containerized ballistic range was conceived for exactly this situation: it needs only 14 × 5 m of free space, is acoustically treated and has projection and sensors protected by ballistic plates. Alternatively, the hybrid simulator lets officers fire live rounds into the screen inside a dedicated simulation room.
Yes. In the hybrid simulator each officer fires real rounds from an unmodified service weapon directly at the projection screen, and the scenario reacts exactly as it does to laser fire.
The same system works in laser mode, so most repetitions — drills, judgment scenarios, refresher sessions — can be run continuously at zero ammunition cost. Live fire is then reserved for the moments when instructors want the full recoil and stress of a real round.
Yes. SiNTRES simulators include active-shooter-in-schools scenarios, including scenarios with children, and the multi-room shoot-house variant lets the outcome of one room determine what happens in the next.
The hybrid simulator issues PDF reports with score, shot times, split times, target, distance, weapon and caliber. The portable simulator also produces individual and group reports and a full after-action review.