WRAP Launches “Transitional Control” Training Unit in Collaboration with STORM Training Group

Core Insights - Wrap Technologies, Inc. has launched its second Arrest-in-Control (AIC) training unit as part of its Non-Lethal Response (NLR) platform, enhancing public safety training capabilities [1][6] - The training curriculum was developed in partnership with STORM Training Group, focusing on structured control and stabilization processes following non-lethal engagement [2][5] - The new five-course package is available through WrapTactics™, a subscription-based digital learning ecosystem aimed at improving operational consistency and retention [3][4] Training and Development - The training modules emphasize close-quarters engagement techniques, including BolaWrap integration, to enhance officer safety during dynamic encounters [3][7] - Wrap's LMS supports a blended training model that allows agencies to adapt to staffing and fiscal challenges while enhancing training effectiveness [4][9] - Additional training units are in development to further integrate non-lethal response principles into public safety training [6] Strategic Partnerships - The collaboration with STORM Training Group leverages their expertise in defensive tactics and performance optimization to improve the quality of training content [5][10] - STORM's methodology is expected to enhance the effectiveness of WrapTactics™ by providing a structured framework for training [5] Product Overview - The BolaWrap® device is designed to provide law enforcement with non-lethal options for early intervention in escalating situations, reducing reliance on higher-force options [7][12] - Wrap's product portfolio includes various innovative technologies aimed at improving public safety, such as the WrapReality™ training platform and WrapVision™ body-worn camera system [11][12]