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By Michael Aguilar, President, Innocorp, Ltd. Introduction For more than twenty years, Innocorp has invested financial and creative resources into developing interactive and engaging tools to help advocates for traffic safety educate others on the dangers of impaired driving. In addition to alcohol impairment simulation, our product lines have expanded to include concussion awareness, marijuana […]
Hi, my name is Tim Jorgensen in product development with Innocorp, Ltd. Today I want to give some guidance on our available SIDNE® packages and the right option for you to help meet your outreach goals. SIDNE is our Simulated Impaired Driving Experience®, a custom-built electric powered kart that gives drivers and passengers a […]
My name is Joe Wirth from Innocorp, LTD. – makers of the Fatal Vision® Impairment Simulation Goggles and many other health and safety outreach tools. In this video, I will be explaining the three standard configurations of packages we’ve adopted for each of our lines of impairment simulation goggles. Those are the Program, […]
Hi, I’m Tim Jorgensen in product development with Innocorp Ltd. We sometimes get the question- why am I required to buy the entire activity kit and not buy just the goggles with some product lines? When we design an educational tool, we start with the end in mind. “What is a safe way […]
Have you ever had someone say, “that’s not what it’s like!” when they try on one of our simulation goggles? Well, they are right. Our goggles won’t make someone feel drunk, high, or concussed. The goggles elicit the behaviors associated with alcohol, concussion, marijuana, opioids, and drowsiness and distraction impairment. It’s interesting, I’ve demonstrated […]