WRAP News & Events

Wrap Technologies announced that the Company is developing a new low-light training expansion for its WrapReality virtual reality platform. "Low-light encounters are a major part of patrol work, but they have historically been difficult to replicate safely, consistently, and at scale," said Jared Novick, President of WRAP. "We expect these enhancements to give agencies a more realistic way to train officers for nighttime decision-making, directional light use, communication, and force-option judgment. By integrating sight, sound, and then sensation, if necessary, into scenario-based training, WrapReality is intended to help officers to help officers recognize intervention windows, interrupt escalating behavior, maintain distance, and transition to appropriate follow-on control tactics when legally and tactically justified."

Wrap Technologies announced that the Carolina Beach Police Department in North Carolina has issued a purchase order for BolaWrap devices as part of the Department's investment in modern, non-lethal response capabilities.

Wrap Technologies announced that the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Healthcare System has deployed WrapReality virtual reality training systems as part of a new enterprise-wide security training initiative. UPMC Healthcare System, a multi-billion-dollar, nonprofit healthcare network operating around 40 hospitals and employing more than 800 security professionals, including over 250 armed special police officers, recently adopted the WrapReality systems. In Q1 2026 Wrap and UPMC initiated a structured, multi-site VR training program spanning facilities throughout Pennsylvania, including in Pittsburgh and Harrisburg.

Wrap Technologies announced it has received a purchase order from Advanced Blast & Ballistic Systems Group for a pre-order of 20 MERLIN-1 Counter-UAS drone systems for the U.K. public safety market. The order represents an important commercial milestone for Wrap's expanding drone portfolio and a step toward broader market entry within the United Kingdom and Europe. The MERLIN-1 platform is being developed to address a growing operational gap in C-UAS defense. MERLIN-1 is a modular, non-lethal drone-mounted payload designed to entangle and neutralize hostile drones mid-flight with the goal of preventing the prohibitive cost and collateral risk often associated with missiles, fragmentation-based interceptors, or other legacy solutions.