Rebuilding the infrastructure of readiness
- Replacing legacy systems
- Integrated in personal equipment
- Available as annual service
Rebuilding the infrastructure of readiness
1. Replacing legacy systems
2. Integrated in personal equipment
3. Available as annual service
Leading the market
On-demand and at the edge
for critical tasks in National Security & Defense.
In weekly use. 80% more effective and engaging compared to traditional solutions. 100% safe and zero overhead.
Twente Fire Services
National Police, The Netherlands
Ministry of Defense, Finland
Ministry of Defense, The Netherlands
Ministry of Defense, Germany
European Defence Agency
Project Gecko, Germany
TNO Defense, Safety & Security
The Boeing Company
Civil Defense Force, Singapore
We’re committed to helping those who protect us, succeed in their critical tasks
With years of experience in sensing, immersive technology and data, we build systems that boost cognitive skills.Â
Why RE-liON
1. Trust
Trusted and screened by reputable organisations. You can rely on us.
2. Focus
A laser focus on the market. We're aware of your evolving needs.
3. Intuitive
One easy to learn and recognisable user experience allows for rapid onboarding.
4. Expertise
The only company with deep experience of human performance optimisation and a background in military and law enforcement.
5. Improving
Continuous improvement is in our DNA and powered by rapid user feedback across the globe.
“Because of RE-liON’s background in law enforcement, they speak our language and understand our needs”
-- Head Instructor Operational Training, Dutch National Police
Decision Making & Acting under Stress: SHOTPROS
-- 6 countries, 5 Law Enforcement Agencies, RE-liON as Technology Partner of Choice
“Future Memory! Essential to fly safe and less stress”
-- Flight Commander Rotary Wing, Royal Netherlands Airforce
“Fast & insightful in planning: life saving.”
-- Battalion Commander, Royal Netherlands Army
“RE-liON’s Kits Enable me to Prepare Anywhere, Anytime for Any Situation”
-- Instructor, Berlin Police
Proven in practice
What's new
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24 March, 2026