What is a use of force simulator?

While the simulator can be used for marksmanship training, the real value it offers is exercising the officers’ shoot/don’t shoot split second decision making.

What is the milo system?

MILO Virtual — a simulation training systems provider for government, military, law enforcement, and police agencies for critical incident training, de-escalation, decision support training, traditional tactical judgment training, and firearms proficiency training.

What is TI training?

Ti Training provides first responders a highly interactive learning experience with new technologies, high-quality products, relevant content, and reliable professional support. Simulators.

How much does a Milo simulator cost?

The MILO simulator is available for agencies and students to reserve for a small cost. The simulator is available for 2-hour time increments for $125 per block. This includes a trained facilitator, access to all the relevant training scenarios and equipment for up to 6 attendees, as well as materials/equipment cost.

What is the purpose of the use of force continuum?

What is the Use-of-Force Continuum? In simple terms, the use-of-force continuum is a set of policies that allow officers to increase the verbal and physical deterrents under specific circumstances. The basic idea is that officers use the least amount of physical contact required to negotiate a situation.

What does Milo simulator stand for?

Multiple Interactive Learning Objectives
Multiple Interactive Learning Objectives The MILO acronym, first just used as a simple internal product development placeholder name became so widely used and popular among our customers and professional trainers that we generally use that now for the default product and company name.

What is a simulated gun?

Simulated weapon means any item or object that is manufactured or designed to appear as though it is a weapon regardless of whether it is capable of inflicting injury or damage.

What are the six stages in the use of force continuum?

The U.S. Navy teaches a six-step model: Officer presence, Verbal commands, Soft controls, Hard controls, Intermediate Weapons, and Lethal force.

What is a Milo range?

The SMART Range (Powered by MILO) is an interactive shooting simulator that provides users with a fully immersive training environment. With the enhanced field of view that MILO Range systems offers, we can increase trainee realism and provide realistic training scenarios.