MILO is designed to go beyond marksmanship and firearm training. This isn’t just a computerized firing range or a simple “use-of-force” and force-options simulator; MILO can provide a “human interaction simulator” with a resource library of hundreds of generic and custom scenarios that could take place in the community.
MILO offers fully emotionally immersive role-playing simulation scenarios with branching decision trees. Officers have the opportunity to further develop every facet of their training from fine-tuning their presence, tone of voice, and de-escalation strategies to using force options when necessary. Throughout every scenario, the instructor can make adjustments to hone both individual and interdependent aspects of their students’ tactical, judgment, situational awareness, and communication skills.
In today’s modern law enforcement response, almost every call is preceded and followed by driving. When a situation goes wrong, the focus of criticism and remediation is usually on the actions of law enforcement at the scene. But many officers are flooded with information from many sources and are “escalated” well before they reach the call. This can lead to a “faster than necessary” response, creating unnecessary hazards.
At the very least, an escalated drive will always further ramp up an officer’s emotional state. Officers who arrive at the scene escalated are going to have a much more difficult time de-escalating that situation. That’s why MILO offers solutions like DrivingForce, the industry’s only fully integrated police driver training and police interaction training simulator solution. Training law enforcement officers to smoothly transition from pursuit to contact, deescalating themselves and the situation at every stage, is a vital step in improving outcomes and eliminating avoidable injuries and death in the community.