Combatica offers a portable VR decision‑making training system for Special Forces and Law Enforcement that runs on Meta Quest 2 headsets with AI-based and force‑on‑force scenarios, emphasizing rapid setup from a single case.

The company released an updated system (referred to as Combatica 2.1) that fits into three Pelican cases, requires only a power outlet or battery, and can be operational within 10 minutes, underscoring focus on portability and field readiness.

Combatica collaborates with Amarel, a subsidiary of Rafael, to deploy its XR training solution in Israel, indicating integration into established defense-industry channels.

Combatica is opening its first gaming park in Uganda based on its metaverse/VR platform, marking geographic expansion and a diversification into location-based entertainment.

The company’s VR platform has trained nearly 2,000 soldiers, including most special forces units in Israel, and is deployed on four continents, indicating significant user traction and operational use.

Frost & Sullivan recognized Combatica as a global market leader for 2025 in tactical or SOF training platforms, signaling strong competitive positioning in defense simulation.

Combatica is listed as having raised capital from SOSA on startup platform F6S, indicating at least one external funding event and ecosystem validation.

Founder and CSO Erel Herzog reports a 97% user satisfaction rate for the VR tactical training simulators, highlighting positive end‑user feedback and perceived training value.