Working together with Veterans and the Armed forces, our VXP II simulator provides quality of life improvements to help give individuals purpose. In partnership with VA hospitals and specialty care facilities, we expose individuals to driving opportunities that traditionally go underserved.

Our real-life driving and simulation events helps soldiers with disabilities, PTSD, mental wellness and suicide concerns live a more enriching, fufilling life. Through the partnerships we create, we build lasting experiences and help those in need live with a healthier outlook on life.

With our cutomized training program specific to VA providers, we develop specific and targeted curriculum that supports Veteran specific needs and considerations. Our organization works closely with the VA and VA Hospitals from around the nation to asist soldiers and veterans as they work hard to integrate back into society. Mental health and Physical therapy align within this focused and targeted trainign and exercise program to help combat a variety of the stressors that plague our brave soldiers.

Adaptive’s innoative and proprietary VXP II driving simulator is designed to give a real-world racecar driving experience to individuals with disabilies. Through an innovative (patent pending) Push/Pull driving interface, disabled persons can work the controls and drive on a virtual track with the large screne heads-up display creating an immersive driving experience.

Through our ‘Virtual World Adaptive Driving’ league, members can participate in a virtual driving circuit and participate within the integrated social network enviroment to help combat depression, isolation, addiction and suicide. participants can race with friends and strangers from across the room, or across the globe.

Through a variety of in-person seminars and training sessions, alongside remote training experiences, we educate caregivers, facility directors, health care workers and people with disabilities about our program.

In-person events allow individuals to test drive our simulators first-hand and gain a driving experience within one of our VXP II machines. And, through virtual training sessions, we can provide educational opportunities about our programs when travel remains limited.